Hii.. My question is On what basis are the NRI/CIWGC students selected. Is it the CET score or the graduation percentage? thanks in advance
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2nd May, 2018
Hi,
A fix Graduation score is required to be eligible for CET exam. You must have at least 50 percent in graduation in order to be eligible for the exam. You’ll be shortlisted for the admission process on the basis of your CET score. If you qualify the exam cutoff which is declared by DTE (Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra) and CET participating institutes separately, you’ll be called for further selection rounds i.e. interview, writing test or group discussion. However, 15% of the total seats available are reserved for foreign candidates/NRI/Persons of Indian origin/Children of Indian workers in Gulf countries. Two-third of these seats are reserved for PIOs/Foreign Nationals.
Hope that helps.
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Thanks gaurav for your reply...
I have already given the CET exam and scored 99.19 percentile... But a friend of mine told me that after applying through Dte we have to apply separately for the ciwgc/nri seat at the institute (jbims or pumba) ....
Then the institute prepares a list based on the graduation percentages solely ignoring the CET scores...
I have already given the CET exam and scored 99.19 percentile... But a friend of mine told me that after applying through Dte we have to apply separately for the ciwgc/nri seat at the institute (jbims or pumba) ....
Then the institute prepares a list based on the graduation percentages solely ignoring the CET scores...
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2nd May, 2018
Congratulations on your result. And, yes. You will have to apply separately for admission to a particular institute. If you qualify their exam cutoff and admission parameters, you'll be called for further selection rounds.
Thanks vikas appreciate it bro...
Hi ..can u pls clarify whether the selection was done on cet scores or graduation %. Was Cet score given any weightage?
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