Class 12-science

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Engineering is heavily mathematical, so I would suggest that aspirant must have basic mathematical knowledge. If you want to skip mathematics for class 11th and 12th then follow these steps to become an engineer:
1. Appear for Polytechnic (jexpo) exam which is based on 10th standard science.
2. After completing 3 years Diploma course you can become a junior engineer.
3. Appear for LEET exam to get direct entry to the 2nd year of degree engineering study.
4. After completing 3 years you can become a graduate engineer.
Though you complete this diploma and get a seat to degree course you will be finding various applications of maths in further studies. So analytically you cannot skip mathematics if you want to become an engineer.

How to Get Admission in Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Food Technology)
The admission process of B. Tech. Food Technology is based on an entrance examination. Candidate has to go through JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) to take admission into this course.
Various colleges and universities require JEE Main rank of students to take entrance into this course. The test is conducted nationwide by the zonal IITs (Indian Institute of Technology). 13 Lakh students appear for this test. JEE Main syllabus is based on 10+2 syllabus and covers 3 subject Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
Application Process: The application process begins in the month of November and ends in December. Admit cards are available in March.
Mains: The JEE test is divided into two stages Mains and Advanced. Mains is the first stage. Students rank in Mains examination is considered for the admission in B.tech Food Technology.
Counselling: This is the final stage. Here the candidate chooses the college according to his rank in Mains examination and college/university cutoff, thereby taking admission into that college.
There is also provision for lateral entry into this course. There will be a separate entrance exam for lateral entry. LEET (Lateral Engineering Entrance Test) is conducted for students to take entry into 2nd year of course, which is known as lateral entry.