I am seeking clarification regarding the application process for admission to the B.Tech-M.Tech Cyber Security program. As per the information provided, there are two options for applying: through the JEE Main result and the NFAT test. I have already appeared for the JEE Main and secured a 95.15 percentile, which is close to the previous year's cut-off. My query is whether it is possible to select both options JEE and NFAT.so that if I do not qualify through my JEE score, my application can be considered based on my NFAT score instead. If selecting both options is permissible, could you please guide me on how to do so while filling out the application form? Your assistance on this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Ans: No, candidates cannot apply using both JEE Main and NAFT scores for the same admissions. JEE Main scores are used for admissions to engineering programs at NITs, IIITs, and other participating institutions, while NAFT scores are used for admissions to NAFT-affiliated universities. These are distinct admission processes, and only one set of scores can be used.

Ans: To gain admission to B.Tech and M.Tech programs in Cyber Security in India, you'll generally need to submit an application, qualify for relevant entrance exams, participate in counseling, and meet specific eligibility criteria. For B.Tech, you'll typically need a 10+2 degree with Physics, Chemistry, and Math, while for M.Tech, a B.E./B.Tech in a relevant field is usually required, along with a good score in entrance exams like GATE.

Ans: Hi,
I apologize for any confusion, but I want to clarify that when the government asked for our support of the ONE NATION ONE CARD system, we did not accept it. Similarly, everyone is required to open a savings account at a bank, and many of us expressed our discontent. However, we can see the positive changes happening in India. If we support the government, they will reciprocate by providing benefits to the citizens.

In terms of education, the government is attempting to implement a new education policy, which has proven to be quite difficult. The education system has changed significantly before and after the pandemic. Now, the government is working on new policies that align with those of developed countries.

Therefore, we cannot expect the ONE STUDENT ONE EXAM system from the government at this time, as it is not included in the current guidelines. Each council or organization has its own set of guidelines, and synchronizing them will take time. At this moment, it is simply not feasible.

The NFAT exam is different from the JEE. In the case of the JEE, they did not notify the aspirants that they are eligible to apply for NFSU, and similarly, NFSU did not mention that JEE rank holders could also apply. Therefore, if you want admission to NFSU, you need to register and appear for the NFTA.

In the near future, we can expect the ONE STUDENT ONE EXAM system from this BJP government for the benefit of younger generations. For the benefit of postgraduate aspirants (for all courses except a few professional ones), the NTA is organizing the PGCUET exam nationwide. In this exam, you can opt for up to four different courses based on your eligibility.

A similar exam pattern is needed for engineering and medical fields as well. As I mentioned, we can expect this change; however, we, as citizens, should offer moral support for the benefit of younger generations. Unfortunately, we often do not provide this support to the government. For example, in the NEET exam, many aspirants do not follow the guidelines even when appearing for the exams.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Whatever is mentioned on the website of NFSU is correct. Here, 50% of the total seats are filled through JEE Main scores, and the remaining 50% are filled via the university's entrance exam i.e., NFAT (NFSU Admission Test). That means, if you're applying only with your JEE Main score, you're competing for just 50% of the seats reserved for JEE candidates. Follow all the instructions given on the portal of NFSU for recent updates. If possible, contact the NFSU admission helpdesk to clarify or correct your application route.
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