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JK Lakshmipat University has a framework of admission cutting off which is quite progressive and flexible system and it is especially focused on regular on campus applicants. JKLU assesses the candidates in a wider academic framework unlike institutions that consider only one fixed rank or score.
The cut-offs are not only determined by the marks or entrance scores but also academic background, relevance to the subject, programme requirements and availability of seats. Consequently, cut-off expectations can be different in programs, specializations and between admission rounds.
Exact expectations might be relatively higher to the applicants submitted in early admission rounds whereas towards the later rounds, lenient cut-offs might exist, but this is subject to the availability of seats. This will enable deserving students a number of chances to be admitted.
| B.Tech Specialization | Expected Cut-Off (Class 12 -PCM) |
|---|---|
| Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) | 70–75 percent |
| CSE (AI & Data Science / AI & ML) | 68–72% |
| Information Technology (IT) | 65–70% |
| Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) | 60–65% |
| Mechanical Engineering | 55–60% |
| Civil Engineering | 55% and above |
The aforementioned cut-offs are not final and can be altered based on the number of applicants, academic profiles, and the admission rounds.
The most recent admission years at JK Lakshmipat University have a few similar patterns:
On the whole, the role of program demand and career relevance in cut-offs has a stronger impact than the role of exam difficulty. The trends show that student preference and expected future employability have a critical influence in the cut-off expectations.
| Program | Entrance Exam / Basis | Indicative Cut-Off (General Category) | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
| MBA | CAT | ≥ 60–65 Percentile | Stable |
| MBA | MAT / CMAT | 65–70 Percentile and above | Stable |
| MBA | University Assessment / Merit | 50% | Stable |
| M.Tech | Graduation Merit / GATE | ≥ 50% | Stable |
| B.Tech (CSE / IT) | JEE Main / Merit | ≥ 60–65% | Stable |
| B.Tech (Mechanical / Civil) | JEE Main / Merit | ≥ 55–60% | Stable |
| BBA | 10+2 Merit | ≥ 50% | Stable |
| B.Des | 10+2 Merit + Aptitude | ≥ 50% | Stable |
| B.Sc. | 10+2 (Relevant Subjects) | 50% and above | Stable |
| BA / Liberal Arts | 10+2 Merit | ≥ 50% | Stable |
| PhD (All Streams) | Entrance + Interview | University qualifying score | Varies |
Since the factors vary on a case-by-case basis every year the cut-offs are not fixed but rather dynamic.
The cut-off system of JKLU is relatively friendly to students, in the case of regular and full-time applicants. Applicants, who have good academic qualifications, combination of subjects, and applications will mostly have an excellent opportunity of admission.
Other applicants do not get early-round cut-offs expected to take into consideration that later admission rounds frequently have more opportunities, especially with core engineering, science, and non-technical programs.
In general, the cut-off system indicates the focus of JKLU on academic appropriateness and systematic admission, as opposed to the focus on rank-based screening.
The cut-offs differ because of round-by-round change in the seat availability, number of applicants, and academic profiles.
Marks are considered along with academic background, relevance of the subject in a program, and suitability in the program.
Yes. The cut-offs in such programs are often a little higher but are steady as a result of steady demand.
Not necessarily. The later rounds can have a relaxed cut-off based on vacancies.
