Can I get admission to Government College of Engineering, Chandrapur B.E. / B.Tech course without MHT CET?

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Dr. Uma Sinha | Scholar-Level 17

a year ago

Hi. Admissions to First Year Engineering are done by the Director of Technical Education (DTE) Maharashtra State. These admissions are given based on the Common Engineering Entrance Test every year. Rules and regulations for these admissions are decided by DTE.

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