Engineer exams

After finishing 12th with PCM, students can sit for a variety of engineering entrance exams in India. These entrance exams are conducted at the national, state, and university levels and assist students in getting admission into BTech/BE courses.

National-level entrance exams include JEE Main, accepted by NITs, IIITs, and many government and private colleges, and JEE Advanced, necessary for getting admission into IITs. CUET-UG is also accepted by some central universities for engineering courses.

State-level entrance exams are common for getting admission into government and private colleges in a state. Popular ones include MHT CET (Maharashtra), WBJEE (West Bengal), KCET (Karnataka), Andhra Pradesh EAMCET (Andhra Pradesh), and TS EAMCET (Telangana).

Private and university-level entrance exams include BITSAT, VITEEE, SRMJEEE, and MET.

Apart from these, students can also sit for scholarship-based engineering entrance exams like AIEESE, which provide scholarships along with admission assistance.

In conclusion, students can select entrance exams according to their desired colleges, state eligibility, and future plans, and apply for multiple entrance exams to maximize their chances of getting admission.

🔹 National-Level Engineering Entrance Exams

• JEE Main – For admission to NITs, IIITs, and other centrally funded institutes

• JEE Advanced – For admission to IITs (only for JEE Main qualifiers)

• CUET-UG – Used by some central universities for engineering courses

🔹 State-Level Engineering Entrance Exams

• MHT CET – Maharashtra

• WBJEE – West Bengal

• KCET – Karnataka

• AP EAMCET – Andhra Pradesh

• TS EAMCET – Telangana

🔹 Private & University-Level Exams

• BITSAT – For BITS Pilani, Goa & Hyderabad

• VITEEE – VIT Universities

• SRMJEEE – SRM Institute

• MET – Manipal Institute of Technology

🔹 Scholarship-Based Engineering Exams

• AIEESE – Offers scholarships for engineering aspirants

Hi Shaikh,

There are fewer possibilities for you to write EAMCET exam for Engineering passing intermediate from BiPC. I did a research and found out that EAMCET (Engineering, Agriculture, and Medical Common Entrance Test) require Mathematics as a subject in class 12th to apply for B.Tech. So, there are fewer possibilities for you to write this exam.

If you want to select Mathematics, then you must enrol in the Bridge course. As per the government guidelines Physics and Mathematics are the mandatory subjects for applying at engineering colleges. 

For more information please check AP EAMCET (EAPCET) 2024: Application Form (Available), Admit Card, Question Paper, Result, Cutoff, Counselling (shiksha.com).

I hope it will help. 

Thank You.

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