The three-year, full-time BCA programme at Kristu Jayanti College Bangalore is available. There are five specialisations available for the course. General, Cyber Security, Data Analytics, Cloud Computing, and Internet of Things are among the specialisations available.

Eligibility criteria for BCA at Kristu Jayanti College (2025)

You are eligible if you passed Class 12 with Maths, Physics, Chemistry and scored a minimum of 60% aggregate in PCM
Apply through one of the recognized channels like JEE Main, UGEE, DASA, Olympiad, or SPEC

How to check eligibility after applying:
IIIT Hyderabad will verify your application and documents. If you are eligible, they will shortlist you for the next phase (test/interview/counselling). If you are not eligible, you'll get an email or portal notification from them

After you submit your application, keep checking your email as well as the IIIT-H portal. They will inform you if you qualify or not.

Yes, you will require at least 75% marks in Class 12 (stream PCM) to be eligible for admission to B.Tech courses in IIIT Bhopal (General and OBC category).

Eligibility Criteria – IIIT Bhopal (2025 B.Tech Admission)

No, you cannot get IIIT Vadodara admission for the 2025 B.Tech course if you've scored less than 75% marks in Class 12 (for General/OBC), except if you belong to the top 20 percentile of your board.

Eligibility Criteria:

75% or above in Class 12 OR the top 20 percentile in your respective board

+ Valid JEE Main score + JoSAA counselling

Only 65% in Class 12 is sufficient for SC/ST/PwD candidates.

For BTech CSE (Computer Science and Engineering) admission in 2025 under the ST (Scheduled Tribe) category at NITs.

Placement in BTech CSE (Computer Science and Engineering)

No, NIT admissions are not based on CUET scores. NITs accept only JEE Main scores for UG courses such as B.Tech. No matter how well you've done in your Class 12th board and have fulfilled the eligibility criteria, CUET is not acceptable for NIT admission.

Here’s what you need to know:

If your goal is to get into an NIT, appearing for JEE Main is a must.
 

If you have performed decent in CUET, you can attempt to get admission to top central universities and other colleges that accept CUET scores for B.Tech or other undergraduate degrees.

 – Delhi University (DU)
 – Banaras Hindu University (BHU)
 – Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
 = Aligarh Muslim University and similar institutions.

Yes, if you are in a reserved category (like SC, ST, OBC-NCL, or EWS), you can take admission in the B.Pharm course in IIT BHU, which is actually called B.Tech in Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology.

There is no independent application form for B.Pharm in IIT BHU. Simply take the JEE path ? JEE Main ? JEE Advanced ? JoSAA counselling and select B.Tech in Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology in IIT BHU while giving your preferences.

Yes, you can apply in your category—just take care of getting through JEE Advanced and preparing your documents.

The answer will vary depending on the particular institution and its requirements if you have earned a B.Sc. in Industrial Chemistry and would like to pursue an M.Sc. in Industrial Chemistry.  IIT Kharagpur does not, however, provide an M.Sc. programme that focuses on "Industrial Chemistry."  Instead, applicants who have finished a B.Sc. with a specific number of chemistry subjects are eligible to apply for an M.Sc. in Chemistry (and integrated M.Sc.+Ph.D. in Chemistry).

Eligibility for IIT Kharagpur’s M.Sc in Chemistry:

• B.Sc (Chemistry) or equivalent with at least 55% marks (50% for SC/ST/PwD) from a recognized university.
• Candidates must have studied Mathematics at the 10+2 level.
• For integrated M.Sc+Ph.D. Similar criteria apply, but some programs may require a certain CGPA for progression to the Ph.D. phase

Yes, Parul University in Vadodara is a great place to pursue an LLB, especially if you want to grow as a person and receive good internship support in a vibrant campus setting.
Internships with organizations like the District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) and other legal organizations are common. In keeping with the university's early emphasis on experiential learning, even first- and second-year students are encouraged to participate in internships and submit their experiences through viva examinations. Even the law faculty actively connects students with outside legal opportunities through national platforms like Lawctopus.