Dibrugarh University Institute of Engineering and Technology Reviews & Rating - Student, Faculty, Hostel, Placements, Campus

Admission to LPU’s integrated BA-LLB or BBA-LLB requires a minimum 60% aggregate in 12th grade alongside a valid CLAT or LPUNEST score. Applicants with a CLAT rank up to 10,000 are typically eligible. Notably, the English subject requirement may be waived for students from English-medium backgrounds or those who studied English.

With a GATE score of 534 and AIR 2362 in general category, admission to top IITs in microelectronics may be tough. BITS also has very high cutoffs. but LPU offers strong M.tech programs in VLSI & microelectronics with good labs, industry tie-ups and placements, making it a great choice.

With a GATE score of 365, securing admission to top IITs or NITs for Electrical Engineering may be challenging. However, LPU offers a strong M.Tech program with advanced laboratories, experienced faculty, and excellent placement assistance, making it a solid alternative.

LPU is an excellent option, as it accepts GATE scores for admission to its M.Tech. programs. You should contact the LPU admission office directly for specific eligibility and scholarship details about their Data science and Artificial intelligence programs.

Dear student,

With your score of 10720 in NIMCET, it seems difficult for you to get admission in any of the NITs. The top NITs like Trichy, Surathkal, Warangal, Allahabad usually close admissions for the General category within the top 50-300 ranks. Even for reserved categories, the ranks typically do not extend into five digits.

For other participating NITs like Bhopal, Jamshedpur, Kurukshetra, Patna, Raipur, Agartala generally remain within the top 1000-2000 for the General/OBC-NCL categories. For SC/ST categories, some may go up to 4000-8000, but 10720 is still a very difficult rank to get into any of the participating NITs.

Unfortunately, with an All India Rank of 10720, your chances of getting admission into any of the NIMCET participating NITs (National Institutes of Technology) is highly unlikely for the MCA programme. Based on previous years' cut-off trends, it will be difficulut for you to get a seat even if you belong to the reserved categories basis last year's trend. The competition is extremely high for these limited seats (around 800-1000 seats across all NITs).

You can try for other universities like AKTU, GGSIPU, HBTU, UoH and state government aided universities. You might need to appear for state exams like MAH MCA CET for Maharashtra, OJEE for Odisha, PGCET for Karnataka, etc. for admission to state universities.