Can I get CET or VSSUT by giving OJEE exam? I haven't given JEE (Mains) exam this year.

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Asked by Shivam Kumar
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8 years ago
For B.Tech regular, you have to appear for JEE Main examination. OJEE conducts the counselling programme based on JEE rank. For B.Tech lateral entry (after Diploma), OJEE exam is required, not for regular B.Tech. Hope that helps :)

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8 years ago
If you have done Diploma, then it is possible to get through lateral entry, if not then the answer is no. good luck.

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Saswat Palei
8 years ago
Yes, sir/mam.

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Can I get VSSUT or CET by giving 2nd exam (special exam) of OJEE?

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