What are the top entrance exams for BTech Petroleum Engineering admission?

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For admission to the BTech Petroleum Engg. course, there are various entrance exams that can serve as a gateway for admission. You can check the number of colleges accepting various exam scores in the table below and then decide accordingly.

BTech Petroleum Engineering Exams	BTech Petroleum Engineering Colleges Accepting the Exam Scores
JEE Main	29
TNEA Counselling	12
AP EAMCET	7
TS EAMCET	6
MHT CET	5
CUET	5

Note: Some colleges accept multiple entrance exam scores.

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