I want to do B.Tech this year but haven't got 12th results yet, what should I do?

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8 years ago

Dear Priya, for admission to B.Tech the most common way chosen by students is to appear for JEE. In case you did not give the JEE exam then try for admission in some good private university like LPU, SRM, VIT, etc. All of them have different criteria for admission like direct admission on the basis

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Nishant Panchal | Guide-Level 13

8 years ago

Yes, of course. Go and search for the best college for yourself. If you are not aware about the best colleges, come to us. We will you help out best. Didn't you give exam of JEE Mains?

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