Can I join ADGITM without JEE for B.Tech?

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Arya Jambhale | Contributor-Level 6

a year ago

The basic qualification creiteria for B.Tech at ADGITM is JEE MAINS and IPU CET.

But you can crack IPU CET and get admission in B.Tech through Lateral Entry as mentioned in the course brochure of the college.

The tution fee for B.Tech through Lateral Entry is approximately INR 2.87 Lakhs.

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