Can I get admission to Naraina College of Engineering and Technology B.E. / B.Tech course without JEE Main?

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  • Yep, you can actually get into Naraina College of Engineering and Technology's B.Tech programme without even touching JEE Main. Wild, right? Most of their seats—like, roughly 75%—go through UPCET (some folks still call it UPSEE) via state counseling. But here's the kicker: about 15% of the seats are set aside for direct or management quota admissions. That basically means if your 12th-grade marks are decent, you can snag a spot without stressing over JEE or UPCET at all. So yeah, as long as you tick the basic eligibility boxes, you're good to go. No need to lose sleep over JEE for this one.

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    Rahul Verma | Contributor-Level 9

    2 months ago

    Yes, without JEE Main score, you may be able to get the admission to Naraina College of Engineering and Technology B.Tech course. Although JEE Main and UPTAC (formerly UPSEE) are the main areas of admission, the college is open through direct admission under management quota too. Moreover, Diploma students can make use of lateral entry also as they can be admitted to the B.Tech programme after the second year. Getting into these routes typically requires that you have 10+2 Physics marks, Mathematics (which is usually same as Physics), and other any one topic with 45% marks or higher (40% and above in reserved category).

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