Can I get admission in Walchand Institute of Technology, Solapur with 51 percentile in JEE?
With a percentile of 51 in JEE MAIN if you are thinking of to get admission in Walchand Institute of Technology, Solapur then I must say that it's quite hard to get admission with that low score through general quota. You may try via MHT-CET, reserved category or management quota if eligible
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Top Aerospace and Aeronautical Engineering colleges in India that do not require JEE Main rely instead on private entrance exams, state-level tests, or direct merit admissions. Check the table below for the Aerospace engineering colleges in India without JEE.
| Top Colleges | Tuition Fee |
|---|---|
| Amity University, Noida | INR 11.4 lakh |
| Presidency University, Bangalore | INR 9 lakh |
| SNS College of Technology | INR 2 lakh |
| Parul University | INR 7.8 Lacs - INR 10.8 lakh |
| Amity University, Mumbai | INR 4.24 lakh |
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