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With 81.69 percentile in JEE Main under the General EWS category, getting ECE in JMI, AMU, JNU, or NIT Hamirpur would be quite difficult. For these institutes, the cutoff for ECE usually stays higher, often above 90–95 percentile for EWS candidates. JMI and AMU tend to have competitive cutoffs because of limited seats, while JNU and NIT Hamirpur also require a higher percentile. However, you still have good chances in other NITs, IIITs, or state-level colleges where the cutoff percentile is comparatively lower.

Hello!

Here is the procedure of admission at JNU:

1. You have to CUET exam first to take admission. Your selection will depend upon the CUET scores and your category.

2. After the CUET result fill the online Application of JNU at their official website mentioning your basic details,category, CUET scorecard.

3. After some days merit list will came out. The university releases multiple lists so if your name doesn't come in the first list then wait for other list.

4. The last stage is your documents verification. You need to complete physical verification by submitting your original documents.

Admission to JNU's BA (Hons) French program requires a minimum of 45% marks in 10+2 or equivalent and a qualifying score in the CUET (UG) exam.

You must appear for both the English Test (Section IA) and the General Test (Section III) in CUET (UG). Based on your CUET scores and JNU's deprivation points policy, a merit list will be published, followed by pre-enrollment registration and fee payment to confirm admission.

Lateral entry into the second year is also possible for those with a bachelor's degree (first year) with at least 45% marks from a recognized institution. Be sure to check JNU's official website or prospectus for the latest and most accurate admission details.

Hello Rahul!

Pursuing BA LL.B at JNU is a commendable goal. Start by checking the JNU Integrated BA LL.B admission notifications on JNU’s official website—they usually announce eligibility criteria, application window, and fee structure (typically modest for this course). The admission is conducted through CLAT UG, so you’ll need to prepare accordingly. Your next step is to register for CLAT UG, focus your 12th exam preparation along with legal aptitude subjects, and consider mock tests to build speed and accuracy. After the exam, wait for results, then participate in JNU’s counselling session to fill choices and pay the seat booking fee. The BA LL.B program across the five years is subsidized with low tuition roughly 8,000 to 15,000 per annum depending on the year. For detailed guidance, consult JNU’s admission brochure and the CLAT UG site.

For more information about this course check this: https://www.careers360.com/courses/ba-llb-dual-degree

Thank you, and wishing you success in your law career!

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you are eligible for the Delhi State Quota in the GGSIPU MCA admission as you had studied (Class 11 and 12) from Delhi (Kendriya Vidyalaya, JNU Campus) and by virtue of having residency in Delhi is valid for you, you qualify as a Delhi Region candidate as per norms of GGSIPU.

Hi Ayush!

Thanks for your question, and don't worry this happens to many students!

If you’ve filled the form for BA (Hons) in Foreign Languages at JNU, but forgot your language preference, here’s what you can do:

You can follow these steps to check your filled preferences:

1. Login to the JNU admission portal same where you applied via CUET.

2. Go to Application Form Preview or My Applications.

3. You’ll find your language preference list under the Course Details section.

If the portal is closed, wait for the correction window or contact the JNU admission helpdesk via email. They are helpful and often allow minor corrections before councelling.

So the language you chose impacts counseling and merit lists, so it’s important to double-check it.

Best of luck

Hello

UniversityProgramExpected CUET Cutoff (General)

BHU (VCW)B.A. (Hons.) Sociology~218 marks

DUB.A. (Hons.) Sociology~975–985 marks (very high)

JNUB.A. (Hons.) SociologyLikely ≥700+ (est. 95 percentile)

UniversityCategoryApprox. Cutoff for B.A. (Hons.) Sociology

BHU – VCW CampusSC~220–240 marks

ST~150–160 marks

DU – Top CollegesSC~680–710 marks (~90–95 percentile)

ST~640–690 marks (~85–90 percentile)

JNUSCLikely ~700+ marks (≈95 percentile)

STLikely ~650+ marks (≈90–95 percentile)

Note: these are just expected Round figure

Hello

The cutoff for BA (Hons) Persian at JNU for this year is 85% for General , 82.8% for OBC, 74.1 for SC, 65.9% for ST and 33.2% for PWD students. So, basically the cutoff varies according to the category.

As your score is 44%, it is difficult to get admission at JNU but if you belong from the categories mentioned above that offer the course at your score , you will get the admission at JNU .

Hope this helps.

All the Best.

Hello student,

To pursue an MA in Political Science and International Relations (PSIR) at JNU, you should first focus on understanding the entrance exam syllabus and pattern, then work on strengthening your knowledge of political theory, Indian politics, and international relations.

Additionally, you should build your general knowledge and stay updated on current affairs.

Tip: Practice with past papers and develop strong writing skills for the exam and potential essay-based questions.

JNU uses the CUET PG exam for admissions to the MA PSIR program. You'll need to register and appear for the CUET PG and potentially meet any specific subject test requirements outlined by the university.

Here's a article showing fees, exam and seats available for the course political science and international relations:

https://www.careers360.com/university/jawaharlal-nehru-university-new-delhi/ma-political-science-course

Thank you!!

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you have a decent chance to get admission in JNU MA Political Science course with 89 marks in CUET PG Political Science and ST category. JNU follows reservation policies strictly and cut offs of ST are much lower than General/OBC categories. The trouble comes in final selection as the number of applicants and seat depends on that specific year of applicants and cut off for each category. Keep an eye on JNU's official website for cutoff updates and counselling schedules.