Does MPSTME Shirpur offer direct admission to BTech course?

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The admission to Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering NMIMS Shirpur for BTech is based on the candidates' performance in the NMIMS CET entrance exam. It is a university-level undergraduate common entrance test. Candidates who pass the exam will be admitted to one of the NMIMS c

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