Since you're from Delhi and have already registered for JEE, BITSAT, VITEEE, and CUET, consider these additional exams: SRMJEEE (SRM Institute of Science and Technology), COMEDK UGET (for Karnataka engineering colleges), WBJEE (West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination), AEEE (Amrita Entrance Examination for Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham), KIITEE (Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology Entrance Exam), MET (Manipal Entrance Test), and LPUNEST (Lovely Professional University National Eligibility and Scholarship Test). Also look at IPU CET (now part of CUET, but verify current status) for Delhi-based institutions. These exams provide backup options and access to various reputed private universities across India, increasing your chances of securing quality education if JEE doesn't go as planned.

Hii

Since you’re in Delhi and have already registered for JEE, BITSAT, VITEEE, and CUET, you can also consider registering for a few additional entrance exams to keep more options open. These include COMEDK UGET (for private engineering colleges in Karnataka), WBJEE (West Bengal engineering colleges), MHT CET (Maharashtra colleges like COEP, VJTI), SRMJEEE (SRM University), MET (Manipal Entrance Test), and IPU CET / JAC Delhi counselling (important for colleges like DTU, NSUT, IIIT Delhi, IGDTUW). You may also look at AMUEEE (AMU) and state-level exams depending on your interest. Applying to multiple exams increases your chances of getting a good engineering college.

Hello Mehal, you have almost registered for each and every important exam. But registering for any exam totally depends upon your preference. It depends upon your target branch, college reputation and fees and location of a college. If you focus on these specific criterias you will save both time and energy. But for staying on the safer side still will recommend you some other exams also:

1.  Since you live in delhi so you should keep an eye IPU admissions (Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University). Many programs in that college now admit through JEE Main / CUET, but counselling is separate.

2.  Private / Deemed University Exams

>Amrita AEEE

>KIITEE

>LPUNEST

3.  University-Specific Exams

> MET (Manipal University)

> SRMJEEE (SRM Institute of Science & Technology)

> COMEDK UGET (for private colleges in Karnataka)

> UPES DAT (if interested in niche engineering fields)

4.  And lastly you can apply for state engineering exams like:

>  WBJEE (West Bengal)

> MHT CET (Maharashtra)

> KCET (Karnataka)

> AP EAPCET / TS EAMCET
Many reputed government and private colleges admit students through these exams.

Hello Mehal

Following are the exams you can consider:-

• COMEDK U GET :- for admission to private engineering colleges in Karnataka ( Example RVCE,BMSCE,MSRIT)

• MET:- For manipal institute of technology. It has strong reputation in engineering and research.

• SRMJEEE :- FOR SRM University. Good for CSE ,Ai, data science

• KIITEE :- KIIT University, Bhubaneswar

FOLLOWING ARE TUE TESTS IF YOU ARE OPEN TO OTHER FIELDS

• IISER aptitude test :- research focused science programs

• NEST :- For integrated Msc in science & research

• ISI Admission Test:- for mathematics, statistics, data science

I hope this helps you

Good luck for your exams

Since you live in Delhi, and have already registered for JEE Main, BITSAT, VITEEE, and CUET, there are several other engineering entrance exams you can consider to increase your admission options.

National level exams include SRMJEEE for SRM University campuses, AEEE for Amrita University, KIITEE for KIIT University, and LPUNEST for Lovely Professional University. You can also consider WBJEE, if you are open to colleges in West Bengal.

For private universities and state level exams in Delhi and NCR, many colleges accept JEE Main scores, but also have their own entrance tests. These include DTU, NSIT, IGDTUW, JECRC Jaipur, Manipal Entrance Test, and exams for universities like Galgotias, Sharda, and Amity.

Specialized exams include UPESEAT for UPES Dehradun, and other niche exams for specific fields. International options include SAT or ACT for universities abroad, and Olympiads or KVPY for scholarships and direct admissions in some institutes.

Since you are in Delhi, it is important to focus on maximizing your JEE Main and CUET scores, as many government and private universities in the area consider these. For private universities, make sure to check registration deadlines early.