Can I join Sri Sai University without JEE Main for B.Tech?
Yes, you can join Sri Sai University for B.Tech without JEE Main. The university accepts admission through various routes:
1. Merit-based admission: Based on your 12th standard marks.
2. State-level entrance exams (if applicable).
3. University-conducted entrance exams.
Though Sri Sai University did not clearly state that they take students directly without an entrance test, still there are fair chances of getting admission into B.Tech without JEE Main. Here is the detail:
Sri Sai University accepts scores from various entrance tests: According to the university web
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