IIT Kanpur - Indian Institute of Technology

Yes, you can get admission to Dr. Rizvi College of Engineering's B.E./B.Tech course without JEE Main. While JEE Main scores are considered for admission, the college also accepts other entrance exams and eligibility criteria.Admission CriteriaMaharashtra State Candidature CandidatesFor Maharashtra state candidature candidates, admission is based on the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) scores.All India Candidature CandidatesFor All India candidature candidates, admission is based on JEE Main scores or other national-level entrance exams.Institute Level SeatsA limited number of seats are available for institute-level admissions, which are based on merit and other criteria.Eligibility CriteriaTo be eligible for admission, you must:1. Be an Indian national.2. Have passed the HSC or equivalent examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.3. Have obtained at least 45% marks (40% for backward class categories, economically weaker sections, and persons with disabilities) .

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.

Admission to AVC College of Engineering for B.E. or B.Tech courses without going through the TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions) process are typically not possible for regular government quota seats. Here's why and how it works: 1. TNEA Requirement:TNEA is a mandatory process managed by Anna University for allotting seats to engineering aspirants across Tamil Nadu. It is based on the aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics from Class 12, ensuring a merit-based, transparent selection process.  2. Exceptions – Management Quota:AVC College, like many private engineering colleges, might offer management quota seats. These seats are not governed by the TNEA process. You can directly approach the college's admission office and apply for these seats. However, even for management quota admissions: You must meet the basic eligibility criteria (minimum percentage in Class 12 as per Anna University norms). Admissions are subject to seat availability and college-specific policies.   3. Steps to Apply Without TNEA (Management Quota): Contact the College: Reach out to AVC College of Engineering's administration to check if they have management quota seats open. Documentation: Be ready with your 10th and 12th mark sheets, transfer certificate, community certificate (if applicable), and other relevant documents. Payment: Be prepared for a higher tuition fee, as management seats often come with an increased cost compared to TNEA-allotted seats.   4. Key Considerations: Management quota seats are limited and can be competitive or costly. Admission via management quota still requires you to meet Anna University's eligibility criteria for B.E./B.Tech programs. Ensure you verify all details with the college directly to avoid misinformation or middle