Do I need to register in COAP if I am applying for a MS programme / 3 year M.Tech program?

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To access and take a decision on the most preferred choice out of the offers (if any) made by participating Institute (s), each candidate should register and visit COAP. Without registering at COAP, the candidate will not be able to access the offers on COAP.Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree

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Mamona Majumder | Contributor-Level 10

2 years ago

While COAP is mainly for offering M.Tech admissions (2 years), some MS programme / three years MTech programme of some institutes, COAP registration may be required. This will be instructed by the admitting Institute while applying for those programs.

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