Which engineering entrance exam can I take apart from JEE Mains and UPSEE?
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You can apply for various institutions:
1. SRM University
2. LPU
3. COMEDK
4. UPSEE
5. WBJEE
6. KIITEE
7. UPES Dehradun
8. BITSAT
9. VITEEE
10. Manipal University. -
There are many other exams like JEE, IPU CET WBJEE KIITEE AMUEE, SRMJEE, KCET LPU-NEST, these are the best exams that you can also opt for, apart from the exams you have suggested. -
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7 years agoTop engineering entrance exams are:
1. WBJEE
2. SRM
3. BITSAT
4. IPU-CET
5. Manipal. -
Hello Rishab,
Form of all the colleges are going to close soon.
COMEDK dates end on 20th April
SRMJEEE ends on 25th of April
LPUNEST ends on 2nd of May
REAP starts on 10th of May
SUAT ends on 30th of May -
There are plenty of engineering entrance exams. They are:
JEE
IPUCET
UPSEE
WBJEE
KIITEE
AMUEE
SRMJEE
KCET
LPU-NEST
and many more. -
You can apply for SRM University.
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