IIT Kanpur - Indian Institute of Technology Answered Questions

Yes, you can get admission to Bharati Vidyapeeth's College of Engineering (BVCOE) for the B.E. / B.Tech course without JEE Main. The college conducts its entrance exam called the BVP CET (Bharati Vidyapeeth Common Entrance Test) for admissions to undergraduate engineering programs.Admission without JEE Main:BVP CET: If you have not appeared for JEE Main or do not have a valid score, you can still apply for admission through the BVP CET conducted by the university.Eligibility: You need to fulfil the basic eligibility criteria (i.e., passing 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics with a minimum percentage) and appear for the entrance exam.Merit-Based Admission: Admission will be based on your performance in the BVP CET or your 12th-grade marks, depending on the policies of the college for that academic year.Admission through JEE Main:Alternatively, if you have a valid JEE Main score, you may also be eligible for admission through direct counselling based on the JEE Main performance.For precise details, it is advisable to check the official website of Bharati Vidyapeeth or the admissions office.

Yes, it is possible to gain admission to SRCE for a B.Tech course without going through the TNEA.Management Quota:If any of your family members are related to the college administration or management then you can get admission by just fulfilling the basic criteria. The TNEA process can be relaxed in this case.Lateral Entry:If you have a Diploma in engineering or technology, then you can apply directly for lateral entry quota. Candidates with exceptional results are accepted only.Scholarship or Sponsored Admissions:The college also offers direct admissions to candidates with exceptional academic or extracurricular achievements, even outside the TNEA process. Recommendations from top professors or high-profile government officials are needed in this case.International Candidates:If you are an international student, then you are eligible to apply directly without the TNEA process.

No. Right now, the way forward for B.E./ B.Tech admissions into the St. Joseph's College of Engineering is the entrance through TNEA itself. They do not permit college-based admissions, too.TNEA admissions- ranking and seat allocations through 10+2 and JEE Main Scores where applicable. Apply TNEA during application process preferably in May-June period itself.

Admission to the B.E./B.Tech programme offered by the Datta Meghe College of Engineering does not require an entrance test like MHT CET, but there are certain circumstances.Alternative Ways for Admission:JEE Score: DMCE accepts JEE score as an alternative to MHT CET for admission to its Undergraduate Engineering programs.Institute Level Seats: institute-level seats are available and very few, which is given under management/institute quota. The seats under this quota are usually allocated based on merit, which can consider marks in the qualifying examination such as Class 12 and/or JEE Score.DTE Maharashtra Guidelines: As the college is affiliated to the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education, admission policies are governed by the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Maharashtra. They outline procedures for non-MHT CET candidates.

No, MHT CET or JEE Mains is needed for B.E. / B.Tech in Fr. Conceicao Rodrigues College of Engineering. Direct admission is not possible here. Appear for MHT CET (preferred in Maharashtra) or JEE Mains (all-India) and then counseling process for seat allotment on the basis of merit by MHT CET.Appearing well in these two exams would enhance your merit. Check the college website for further information.

Yes, you can get admission to KIIT College of Engineering for the B.E./B.Tech course without appearing for LEET, as the college also accepts JEE Main scores and Haryana State Technical Education Society (HSTES) counseling for admissions. LEET is specifically for lateral entry students (diploma holders) to join directly into the second year of the B.Tech program. For regular admission, performance in JEE Main or merit-based admission is sufficient.

No, you cannot get admission to Siddhant College of Engineering's B.E. / B.Tech course without MHT CET or JEE Main: Qualifying exams: The college accepts MHT CET and JEE Main as qualifying exams. Eligibility: To be eligible for admission, you must meet the course-specific selection and eligibility requirements. Qualifying education: You can qualify for the course with a 12th Science diploma, FE & SE, BSC, or Diploma in Polytechnic. Candidates who are NRI/OCI/PIO or children of people working in gulf countries can apply for BTech admission in Maharashtra without appearing for the MHT CET exam. They can fill out the application form and appear directly for counseling. 

Admission to Sir C R Reddy College of Engineering for the B.E./B.Tech course would be possible without Andhra Pradesh EAMCET. Admission under the Management Quota is possible. Students desirous of joining the General Category need to qualify the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET =Andhra Pradesh Engineering, Agriculture, and Medical Common Entrance Test, an entrance exam held in the State for admissions into Professional Courses.For those candidates who have not written EAMCET or are looking for a safety net, direct admission through the management quota is an easy route out. Again, this depends on seat availability and specific eligibility criteria defined by an institution.

Yes, students can self-finance or join through management quota for the same, they do not require to go through TNEA counseling for admission to B.E./B.Tech programme of K.L.N. College of Engineering. But this option demands compliance with the basic requirements of the 50% pass in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in the 12th standard only. The management quota fees are more expensive than the government quota fees which cost on average between RS 100,000 and RS 150,000 yearly. 

Important dates for LEET (Lateral Entry Entrance Test) registration and examination for KIIT College of Engineering B.E./B.Tech admission:Registration starts: April 10Last date to apply: May 20Admit card release: May 25Exam date: June 5 (10:00 AM - 1:00 PM)Result declaration: June 15Counselling: June 20-25Seat allocation: June 30Eligibility: A Diploma in engineering or a minimum of 60% in a bachelor's degree in a related field.