How can I pursue B.Tech in India? Which entrance exam do I need to qualify?
Can I pursue B.Tech in Germany if I didn't get admission in a good engineering college in India? Do I have time to appear for IELTS and get my passport issued?
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Hi Aman, Talking about engineering colleges in India, you will have to appear for JEE Mains exam and crack it with the score which can get you in NIT or make you eligible for JEE Advanced to go in IIT. Also, you can try the regional engineering entrance exams of the respective states. All the Best! -
You have not mentioned your class. If you are in class 12th, you must be preparing for Indian entrances. For Germany, once you have your half yearly marks, you can apply with the letter of recommendations and transcript.
In the meantime, select your universities and check their individual requirements as well. Appear for IELTS and passport these days is quite a quick procedure, so apply soon.
I hope this helps. -
At LPU, Admission in any programme depends on qualifying the Eligibility criteria for that programme. So, as per the official website of LPU, the Eligibility Criteria (Qualifying Exam) is defined as - Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with Physics Mathematics and English or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPU NEST. So, qualifying the same, you can proceed for Admissions. Admissions in LPU have started for most of the programmes. LPU is currently inviting applications for B.Tech in various streams, so you can apply from their website. As per the official website, Last Date of submission of Application for most of the programmes...more
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You can pursue B.Tech in India by giving JEE Mains and advanced exams and some other exams like WBJEE.
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First of all, you have to clear 10+2 then you have to opt for JEE Mains exam then according to state there are different counselling processes. -
In short prepare for JEE exam. In recent times many of the good colleges are taking admission through JEE exam in india.
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You need to appear for the common entrance exam- JEE Mains after your completing class 12th. This will make you eligible for most of the colleges. A few of them are :
1. Vellore Institute of Technology, Tamil Nadu
2. IIT
3. UTM, Shillong
4. BITS, Pilani -
JEE is the option to get admission in best colleges. BITSAT and VITEEE is to get admission in private colleges.
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Firstly, you should go for JEE. Then, you can go for VITEE, SRMJEE, BITS, KITEE and BVPTCET. -
For getting admissions in B.Tech after your 12th result, you need to prepare for the common entrance exam I.e. JEE Main or you can also give the private entrance exams held by the colleges separately.
Choose the best college for doing B.Tech course and apply accordingly for their entrances as well like:
1. BITS, Pilani
2. IIT's
3. UPES, Dehradun
4. Vellore Institute of Technology, Tamil Nadu
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