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The patna university entrance exam syllabus varies from course to course you are applying for , but the Patna university entrance exam generally see candidates knowledge in field of current affairs , reasoning, number ability , logical reason and general knowledge. For the detailed syllabus you can visit the official website of Patna university for the same thankyou

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Amrita University has multiple campuses (Coimbatore, Bengaluru, Amritapuri, etc.) and conducts admissions primarily through AEEE (Amrita Engineering Entrance Exam). However, it also considers JEE Mains scores for admission.

With 84.63 percentile, you may have a chance to get admission, but securing a spot in highly sought-after branches like Computer Science (CSE) might be more competitive.

You might have better chances in branches like Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical.

• VIT primarily conducts its own entrance exam, VITEEE, but it also accepts JEE Main scores in some cases for admissions.
• Your 84.63 percentile may allow you to get into VIT Chennai, but highly competitive branches like CSE or ECE might be difficult to secure with this score.
• You could have a better chance of admission into branches like Mechanical, Civil, or Biotechnology.

You can also go for Josaa couselling and and other state counselling for more option.

You can refer to this link:

JEE College Predictor

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

Best wishes.

With 70 percentile in JEE Main and EWS reservation, you can target several NITs (lower branches), IIITs (less in-demand branches), and good state engineering colleges through JoSAA and state-level counselling. While top NITs may be out of reach for CSE or ECE, you could get options like NIT Agartala, NIT Mizoram, NIT Arunachal Pradesh, NIT Meghalaya, NIT Sikkim, or IIITs like IIIT Una, IIIT Bhagalpur, IIIT Kurnool in branches such as Civil, Mechanical, or Metallurgy. You can also try universities like DTU (through JAC Delhi), Punjab Engineering College (PEC), and state universities via their counselling for better chances.

Yes, you can still appear for your 4th year BSc Nursing exam, but the process depends on your university’s rules. Since you discontinued after 3rd year and a gap of 2 years has passed, you will generally need to:

1. Re-register or take re-admission for the 4th year with your college/university.

2. Apply through your college principal/nursing department, as students usually cannot apply directly to the university exam.

3. Clear any pending fees/dues and submit a formal application for continuation after the gap.

4. Some universities may require a gap certificate/approval from the registrar before you’re allowed to sit for exams.