I have just cleared my 12th Exams. I am seeking admission for engineering in IT

Hii , I have just  cleared my 12th exams . I am seeking admission for law , to make it fulfill I need to appear mhcet , I was unaware of the last date for application form as I did everything I can do for it , still trying and will be trying.

Hope so for sake of my not wasting this year , whole one year , this is big deal . The MHCET form , 2021 for the last should be re opened or else I'll and others like me who were unaware of this,  will miss this year

I hope this reach out as far as it can go ahead

Thankyou

Hi there,

As you have missed the application form deadline of BVP CET 2021, it is difficult for you to get admission now. You can however, put up an admission enquiry regarding this on the website and wait for a resolution from the university. But the chances of any alternate way are slim.

Management seats are also available, but the fees will be double the actual amount. I do not think it is worth paying double the amount. But at the end of the day the decision is entirely yours.

Access the link below for admission enquiry:

Admission Enquiry (bvuniversity.edu.in) (https://bvuniversity.edu.in/index.php/admissions9/admission-enquiry)

I hope this information helps!

Thank you

Hello Aspirant

In order to get admission into IITs or NITs you will have to get qualified for JEE Mains and Advanced. This is the only way to get admission to IITs.
As you have completed your class 12th in 2021, you are eligible to write JEE Mains in the year 2021, 2022 and 2023. You are also eligible to write JEE Advanced in the year 2021 and 2022.

JEE Mains paper for B.Tech consist of 2 sections with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects:

Section A: 20 (MCQs) for each subject
Section B: 10 (numerical questions) for each subject out of which 5 must be attempted by students

In order to get qualified for JEE Advanced you should qualify JEE Mains. The qualification percentile varies year to year for different categories.

JEE Mains is held in four sessions in one year. That is February, March, April and May session. You can apply for all 4 sessions if you want to improve your marks by paying the applicable fees.

Study NCERT textbooks thoroughly and then go for reference books. Practice as much as questions as you can because practice is the only key to success.
Also keep solving previous years question papers. This will make you familiar with the actual questions in exam. Also to analyse yourself, keep giving mock tests. This will prepare you for the exam.

Hope this helps
All the best