Can you give me a list of government colleges for B.Tech that doesn't require JEE Mains rank?

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Moin Nargund
8 years ago
Well, there are many of them in the southern part of India. But, you need to write the state level tests to go through admission procedure. Otherwise, if you are financially good, management seats are always open.

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Almost, all government colleges offer admission via JEE Mains but you can try for government colleges which are in South India as they still conduct there own entrance exams apart from Mains such as Tamilnadu, Karnataka and Maharashtra etc.

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