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Hello Archana,

Sure, here's a list list of colleges that you can check:

Government Colleges:

1. Delhi University (DU)
2. Delhi's Government Colleges : Delhi has several government-affiliated colleges offering BA-JMC and BMM programs. Research their admission criteria and specific programs (e.g., colleges like Hindu College) and admission processes separately.
3. Haryana Government Colleges : Check the state government websites for lists of universities and colleges offering these programs in Haryana. Look for merit-based admissions or other options beyond CUET.

Private Colleges:

1. Amity University, Gurugram
2. MRIIRS Faridabad
3. Apeejay Stya University, Sohna
4. Noida Colleges: Explore options like Amity Institute of Mass Communication (Amity University Noida), and check for other reputable private colleges with reasonable fees.

Thank you!!

Dear Aiman,

. Apply for CAP Round Counselling

. Choose more private law colleges as options during counselling.

. Check for Management Quota seats in private colleges if financially possible.

. Consider reappearing in MH CET Law next year with better preparation to get into top colleges I mean

Hope this helps! BEST OF LUCK

hi,

Hello BK Pal, it's nice that you are planning to join M.Tech in Structural Engineering. To get into a good college, you mainly need to appear for the GATE exam because most of the best institutes like IITs, NITs, and top state universities accept GATE scores for admission. If you are looking at private colleges, some of them also offer direct admissions or conduct their own entrance exams.

Once you have your GATE score or entrance result, you need to go through counselling and document verification . You’ll have to submit your B.Tech certificates, ID proof, photos, and other necessary documents during this process.

To enroll in an M.Tech in Structural Engineering, you must have a B.Tech/B.E. in Civil Engineering or a related field. Admission is mainly through the GATE exam, and top institutes include IITs, NITs, and state universities. Fees range from 50,000 to 2 lakhs per year, and placements can offer packages from 4–10 LPA depending on the institute.

To register for an MBA course, you need to first check the eligibility criteria, which usually includes a bachelor’s degree with at least 50% marks. Most colleges require entrance exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, or CMAT. You can register for these exams on their official websites, and later apply to colleges through their admission portals. Make sure to keep your academic documents, ID proof, and a recent photo ready for the registration process.

hi,

With a 17,000 rank in B.Sc Agriculture Practical and 33,000 rank in KCET, your chances of getting a seat in B.Sc Agriculture in top government colleges may be a bit tough because agriculture seats are usually in high demand and the cutoff ranks for government colleges are much lower, especially for general category students.

But you may still have a chance to get a seat in private agriculture colleges or affiliated universities where the cutoff goes higher. Also, your category (like SC, ST, OBC, or GM) and region (Hyderabad-Karnataka or local area) can make a difference in seat availability.

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Dear Sourabh,

Institutes accepting JEE Main for Integrated CS/AI/DS Programs

1. IIIT- Hyderabad

2. IIIT- Delhi

3. Central Universities (like CUJ, CUH, etc.)

4. Private Universities like Ashoka University, Shiv Nadar University etc.

Hope you get it!

Hello aspirant,

Yes, you can get into integrated B.Sc (Hons) + M.Sc programs in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, or Data Science through JEE Main, but such courses are available only in a few selected institutions.

One popular example is IIIT Hyderabad, which offers a dual degree program—basically a B.Tech combined with an MS by Research. They have specializations in areas like Computer Science, AI, and even Computational Linguistics. However, they don’t take students directly through the regular JEE Main counselling. Instead, they have their own UGEE/SAT admission channel, which includes a separate exam and an interview round. So, you’ll need to apply through their portal specifically.

IIIT Delhi is another option. They offer B.Tech programs in CSE, AI, and CS+Design through JEE Main under JAC Delhi counselling. While it's not an officially integrated course, the institute does give students the chance to continue into M.Tech later if they meet certain criteria.

You could also consider IISERs like IISER Bhopal, which offer a 5-year BS-MS program. These are mostly focused on science and research, but many of them do include data science or computational modules, especially in the later years. Admissions are mostly through JEE Advanced, though some IISERs have considered JEE Main in the past.

Another unique option is IIT Madras’s online degree in Programming and Data Science. You can enter this course through JEE marks or via their own qualifier exam. It’s a flexible, online program that allows you to pursue a B.Sc and then go on to an M.Sc—all from home and at your own pace.

So, while integrated CS/AI/DS courses through JEE Main aren’t common everywhere, you definitely have a few good choices. Just keep an eye on the official websites of these institutions, as their admission processes tend to change slightly from year to year.

Hope this clears up your doubt.

Hello,

No, you cannot get admission to an Integrated B.Sc. (Hons) + M.Sc. in CS/AI/DS course through JEE Main in most colleges.

JEE Main is mainly for B.E./B.Tech courses in engineering colleges like NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs . For integrated B.Sc. + M.Sc. courses, colleges conduct their own entrance exams or take admission based on Class 12 marks .

Some central universities or institutes like IISER , ISI , or CUET-based universities may offer such courses, but JEE Main is not accepted there for this type of programme.

So, check the specific college’s website to know the admission process.

Hope it helps !

Last year (2024), the cutoff for Maharashtra state (Home State) students in MAH MBA CET varied by college and category:

• For top institutes like JBIMS, SIMSREE, PUMBA, and Welingkar, the cutoff for General/OBC/EWS candidates was around 99.6 to 99.9 percentile.
• For mid-tier government colleges, the cutoff ranged between 95 to 99 percentiles.
• The minimum eligibility cutoff set by the state was around 22–23 percentile, but top colleges required much higher scores.