Can I get admission to Shree Devi Institute of Technology B.E. / B.Tech course without KCET?
Yes, you can get admission to Shree Devi Institute of Technology B.E. or B.Tech course without KCET exam although the KCET exam is a state level entrance exam and typically referred for Karnataka students. Admission to B.Tech or Bachelor's in Engineering B.E. is also based on COMEDK UGET exam it ser
Yes, you can get admission to Shree Devi Institute of Technology B.E. or B.Tech course without the KCET exam. Although, the KCET exam is a state-level entrance exam and is referred for admission to many colleges in Karnataka. Admission to B.Tech is also based on the COMEDK UGET exam, as it serves as
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