What are the top BTech in Aerospace Engineering colleges accepting JEE Main score in India?
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The table below shows the top BTech in Aerospace Engg. colleges in India that accept JEE Main score along with their total tuition fee:
Top Colleges Total Tuition Fee IIT Bombay INR 8 Lakh - INR 10 lakh IIT Madras INR 8 lakh - INR 10 lakh IIT Kharagpur INR 8 lakh - INR 10 lakh IIT Hyderabad INR 8 lakh IIT Kanpur INR 8 lakh SRM IST, Chennai INR 15 lakh LPU, Jalandhar INR 11.2 lakh SASTRA University INR 1.35 lakh NIT Delhi INR 5 lakh IIEST Shibpur INR 5 lakh Disclaimer: This information is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and may vary.
Note: The IITs also require valid JEE Advanced scores that serve as the final call for admission.
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