B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering 

at Government College of Engineering, Kolhapur

No, you cannot join Government College of Engineering in Aurangabad directly without meeting the eligibility criteria and going through the admission process. Admission to the Government College of Engineering Aurangabad is primarily entrance and merit-based. Candidates must be qualified in Class 12 with required aggregate marks and must obtain a valid score in MHT-CET Entrance Exam. The college also accepts JEE Main scores for admission to its BTech programs. 

Yes, the Government College of Engineering accepts JEE Main scores for admission to its BTech programmes. Almost all government and some private institutions have now based their admission process on the JEE Main. It offers undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral-level programmes such as BTech, MTech, MCA, and PhD under various disciplines. GECA admissions are also based on national-level entrance tests, like MHT-CET, GATE, MAH MCA CET, etc.

For admission to its B.Tech programs, the Government College of Engineering (GCE) accepts results from the entrance exams of JEE Advanced JEE Main only. These are entrance tests at the national level, generally approved by India's engineering institutes. Applicants are given consideration for admission to the Government College of Engineering's B.Tech programs based on their valid exam results.

In the Government College of Engineering GUJCET cut-off for BTech in 2023, the closing ranks for B.Tech in Computer Engineering after Round 1 and the Last Round were 6046 and 7237, respectively, for General Home State category students. For General All India category students, the corresponding ranks were 900627 and 901107. This indicates the high competitiveness of B.Tech in Computer Engineering at Government Engineering College, Bharuch, compared to other specializations like Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Electronics and Communication, and Mechanical Engineering.

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