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The candidate shall apply for admission to the Ph. D. Programme on a prescribed form (Annexure - I), which may be downloaded from the University's website, http://jmi.ac.in. The application for admission shall be submitted to the Centre concerned along with a Demand Draft. The Entrance Test
Lateral Entry Programme is being provided at universities and engineering colleges sanctioning students who have completed 3-year diploma in Engineering or B.Sc. degree or equivalent examination with a minimum marks of 50% and Mathematics as a compulsory subject in Class 12th, to get admitted in the second year directly.
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It is difficult to predict what branches you can get. Based on previous year's cut-off trends I'm giving information. For your KIITEE percentile you have moderate chances of getting Non-IT branches like Mechanical/ Civil/ etc. Cut-offs changes from year to year.
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The Universities and colleges which are popular in offering PhD Fine Arts are mentioned below along with the name of the states in which they are located:
Your profile suggests that you are Engineering aspirant in 12 th standard. It is difficult to predict what branches you can get. Based on previous year's cut-off trends I'm giving information. For your KIITEE percentile you have moderate chances of getting Non-IT branches like Mechanical/ Civil/ etc. Cut-offs
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