What are the top private engineering colleges in India that consider JEE Main scores for admission?
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Hi, Several top private engineering colleges in India consider JEE Main scores for admission alongside their own entrance exams or other criteria. Listed below are some of the private BTech colleges in India accepting JEE Main score along with their total tuition fees and their seat intake:
Private Colleges
Total Tuition Fee/Seat Intake
INR 10 lakh - INR 16 lakh
Seats: 1,620
INR 13 lakh – INR 18 lakh
Seats: 3,458
INR 10 lakh – INR 18 lakh
Seats: 5,355
INR 9 lakh – INR 11 lakh
Seats: 3,180
INR 4 lakh – INR 7 lakh
Seats: 3,573
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