Which are the private engineering colleges in India providing admission without JEE Main exam?

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There are various engineering colleges across India, which are providing admission without JEE Main exam such colleges are called private engineering colleges like Manipal, SRM, VIT, but you need to qualify entrance test which is conducted by the respective college. These colleges didn't consider ab

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Kashyap Harsora
4 years ago
The top private engineering college which are providing admission without JEE Main exams are: 1. BITS PILANI 2. NSIT Delhi 3. MIT Pune 4. CEAU GUINDY 5. MIT Karnataka 6. VIT 7. BMSCE Bangalore 8. SRM University 9. MSRIT Bangalore 10. RVCE.

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