Does admission in TNAU, Coimbatore for B.Tech in Food technology happens based on 12th Marks alone or any entrance exam needs to be given?

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
5 years ago
B. Tech courses are, the candidate must have completed Class 12th with minimum 60% marks in the relevant subjects in aggregate. The selection of those applied for the course will be done on merit basis and online counseling process after that. Students with the highest scores are shortlisted for adm

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