Rajasthan JET Result 2025 Released At jetskrau2025.com- Check Direct Link Here
Now that the results are out, SKRAU is expected to announce the detailed counselling schedule soon. This will include information about seat allotment, choice filling, and document verification dates for qualified candidates. Aspirants should keep a close watch on the official website for timely updates.
Rajasthan JET Result 2025: Steps to download here
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Rajasthan JET Result 2025: Details mentioned on result
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Candidates who qualify will be eligible for admission to a range of programmes such as B.Sc (Hons) in Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry, Food Nutrition and Dietetics, Dairy Technology, and Food Technology. The result will also be used for admissions into Pre-PG and PhD courses.
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