hi,

see government engineering colleges in india offers admission through jee main score or state engineering entrance score. so to admission in government colleges you need to give jee main or state engineering entrance test. however some of the reputed private  institute has their own entrance test,

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Hello banu!!

The certificate for qualifying the entrance exams are not given in the any of the college you can only view the results online and appear for counseling if you are eligible for that course and you can proceed with the following steps given by the respective colleges only

Hello student yes you're eligible as eligibility criteria says that - all students of class VIII IX And X in government recognised schools are eligible to appear in MTSE (Maharashtra talent search examination). Due the pandemic situation currently examination is postponed new dates will be revised soon.

Feel free to

Dear Aspirant,

No you can not get admission in the IIEST Shibpur as the eligibility criteria over their website states that the minimum requirement for the admission in the btech courses is the 75% marks in the +2 along with the required marks in the JEE main.

Hope this helps.

Dear,

If  you dreams to pursue engineering from one of the top NITs or IIITs or even the good GFTIS, knowing JEE Main preparation tips that allow him/her to crack the exam becomes mandatory. Keep these points in mind. Revise your notes- Covering the syllabus is not the key for

hi,

see to apply for national merit cum means scholarship you dont need to wait upto 10th exam, you may apply for nmms scholarship once you pass your 8th standard exam, the eligibility criteria is,

The candidate  must pass class 8th with a minimum of 55% marks (50% for SC/ST)

Hey!

Maharashtra Talent Search Exam (MTSE) is conducted in April every year. And  students of VIIIth, IXth and Xth class of government recognized schools can participate in this exam. Last date to fill the application form 2020 was in December 2019. Because of outbreak of COVID-19, exam has been postponed