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For enrolling in Government engineering college students have to qualify JEE Mains and for getting admission in top engineering college students need to appear in JEE Advance as well .

Students seeking admission to government engineering colleges must participate in entrance exams including JEE Mains for NITs IIITs and GFTIs as well as JEE Advanced for admissions into IITs.

State government colleges conduct specific entrance exams such as MHT CET in Maharashtra and WBJEE in West Bengal to grant college admission.

Your admission to these colleges depends on your merit scores and your ability to surpass the annual cutoff ranges from year to year affected by applicant numbers and seat capacity. Reserved category students receive lower cutoff marks during the admission process.

Every category receives different reservation quotas through official government limits: 15% of seats go to SC students and 7.5% to ST students and 27% to OBC-NCL candidates and 10% to EWS applicants and 5% to PwD students.

Some states implement restrictions on college admissions for candidates having local residency status and additional designated identity groups.

You need to join counseling programs (such as JoSAA for JEE-based colleges or state-level counseling) to find your place in the college and program you want after passing the admission tests.

For more information check out this link below: https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-government-engineering-colleges-in-delhi

Hope this will help!