Engineering Colleges accepting PERA CET for B.Tech in India

For admission to the BTech course, MIT-WPU, Pune accepts scores of various state/ national-level entrance exams such as JEE Main/ MHT CET/ PERA CET/ MHT CET B/ NEET UG. Hence, candidates willing to get admission to the course must appear and qualify in any one of the accepted entrance exams. For some specialisations, students may have to write a Statement of Purpose (SOP). 

Yes, candidates can get admission to K J Somaiya School of Engineering for its BTech programme without appearing for the JEE Mains exam. The school accepts various entrance exams, such as JEE Main, MHT CET, CUET, SAT India, and PERA CET to shortlist the BTech candidates. Those who are selected must present the relevant documents to prove their eligibility.

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For admission to BTech courses offered by the MIT School of Engineering & Science, students must fulfil the basic eligibility requirements set by the institute. As per the BTech admission policy, students who have completed their Class 12 examinations with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and/or Technical Vocational Subjects and a minimum of 50% (45% for the reserved category) from a recognised board of India are eligible to apply.

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MIT School of Computing admission to BTech programme is entrance-based. Candidates need to meet the basic eligibility criteria and apply through an accepted entrance exam score. Tabulated below is the detailed admission criteria for BTech programme at MIT School of Computing:

Candidates who were unable to appear for any national or state level engineering entrance exams can appear for the Pimpri Chinchwad University entrance exam to qualify for admissions into the BTech course at in the institute. To register for this exam, candidates need to go on the website of the institute and register for the entrance exam.

Sanjay Ghodawat University B.Tech AI and Machine Learning eligibility:

Candidates who have passed the Diploma in Engineering & Technology & obtained at least 45% marks (40% marks for Backward class, EWS & PWD candidates belonging to Maharashtra State only) can also apply. Maharashtra State Candidates must have to appear MHT-CET (should have appeared in all the subjects in MHT-CET).

No, candidates cannot get direct admission into the first year of BTech at MIT School of Food Technology. To gain admission in the BTech course, candidates need to score an appropriate rank in one of JEE Mains, PERA CET, MHT-CET or NEET.

Candidates also need to fulfill the specific eligibility criteria for the BTech in Food Technology course as well.

Yes, Indian national candidates must pass HSC or its equivalent examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of the Chemistry or Biotechnology or Biology or Technical Vocational subject or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Agriculture or Engineering Graphics or Business Studies with at least 45% aggregate (40% aggregate, in case of Backward class categories and Persons with Disability candidates belonging to Maharashtra State only) in the above subjects taken together to apply for BTech course. The preference shall be given to the candidate obtaining non-zero positive score in JEE Mains Paper-I over the candidates who obtained a non-zero score in MGMU-CET/ MHT CET/ PERA CET. Aspirants who have passed Diploma in Engineering and Technology with at least 45% aggregate 40% aggregate, in case of Backward Class categories and Persons with Disability candidates belonging to Maharashtra State only) can also apply for the BTech course. 

Instead of a BTech, DYPSOET Pune offers a BE in various Engineering streams. BE admission at the institute depends on the applicants' Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT CET) or JEE Main scores. Candidates with a valid score in one of these exams must participate in the MHT CET counselling (CAP) for seat allocations. Candidates who are allotted BE seats must confirm their admission online by paying the seat confirmation fees and reporting to the allotted institute.