I have not appeared in any entrance exam for B.Tech. Can I get admission in any college in 2024?

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    Answered by

    Satyam Kumar

    2 months ago

    Yes, you may still be able to secure admission to a B.Tech program in 2024 even if you haven't appeared for any entrance exams. Some private colleges and universities offer direct admission based on your academic performance in higher secondary education (like your 12th-grade marks). Additionally, certain institutes may have their own entrance tests or admission processes. 

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    Answered by

    Srushti Waghmare

    2 months ago

    Yes you can get admission via your 12th class marks 

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    Answered by

    Nidhi Verma

    2 months ago

    Yes. If you aim for private colleges, you can get admitted. Also, sometimes there is a provision for a spot round in some of the government colleges where you may get a chance to sit for admission counselling. Stay updated with the current norms of the counselling process and the number of rounds conducted. All the best.

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