What are the prominent entrance exams for M.Tech Mechanical Engineering course?

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For pursuing M Tech in Mechanical Engineering, several entrance exams can act as an entry point to some of the best colleges in the country.

You can check the number of colleges that accept specific exam scores and then decide the exam you would like to sit for afterwards:

MTech Mechanical Engineering Exams	MTech Mechanical Engineering Colleges Accepting the Exam Scores
GATE	733
MHTCET M.Tech Counselling	169
CEETA	99
AP PGECET	76
Karnataka PGCET	64
CUET PG	51
TS PGECET	29
OJEE	27

Note: Some colleges accept m

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