Is SMEF'S BRICK Group of Institutes under CUET?

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No, SMEF'S BRICK Group of Institutes is not under CUET. The college accepts scores of certain other entrance exams such as- NATA, JEE Main Paper 2, MAH CET etc. Candidates must appear for these exams for admission in the courses and CUET is not required.

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