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avinash kumar
Contributor-Level 8
You can get admission by giving the entrance test of IPU-CET which held every year. Fill the form and go through the question pattern that they ask. It's a good and reputed college. Prepare for it and give your best shot.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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Sanjay K
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Hi Hemant,
For BE / B.Tech Courses:
Aspirants must have Diploma in Engineering / Technology or its equivalent degree with an aggregate of at least 60% (or according to the university applied for) marks from recognized State board/university/institution of Technical Education.
Aspirants who have B.Sc Degree or Diploma in architecture engineering from a recognised university affiliated by UGC and have completed intermediate with mathematics as a subject are also eligible for LEET exam.
Applicants who belong to reserved category will be relaxed in the percentage of marks.
For Diploma in engineering courses:
All those applicants who have complet
For BE / B.Tech Courses:
Aspirants must have Diploma in Engineering / Technology or its equivalent degree with an aggregate of at least 60% (or according to the university applied for) marks from recognized State board/university/institution of Technical Education.
Aspirants who have B.Sc Degree or Diploma in architecture engineering from a recognised university affiliated by UGC and have completed intermediate with mathematics as a subject are also eligible for LEET exam.
Applicants who belong to reserved category will be relaxed in the percentage of marks.
For Diploma in engineering courses:
All those applicants who have complet
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Shreemad Patel
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Hello Uday Manikanta,
Unfortunately, the only way to secure admission in B.tech in SRM university is by appearing for SRM JEE Exams, for that you have to clear 10+ board exams. To know more about the university, click on the link below
https://www.shiksha.com/university/srm-university-chennai-kattankulathur-campus-24749/courses?bc[]=10
Hope it helps.
All the best.
Unfortunately, the only way to secure admission in B.tech in SRM university is by appearing for SRM JEE Exams, for that you have to clear 10+ board exams. To know more about the university, click on the link below
https://www.shiksha.com/university/srm-university-chennai-kattankulathur-campus-24749/courses?bc[]=10
Hope it helps.
All the best.
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Nikhil Raj
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Don't know about Sindri much but as far as Mesra is concerned, there is no admission through lateral entry, to grab a seat in Mesra one has 2 go for JEE Mains
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Samisha Khurana
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Hi, I am sorry but I am not sure about lateral entry fee structure. You can check it out on www.chitkara.edu.in or you can contact the counselor. But yes for the regular normal degree it is Rs 75k tuition fee and Rs 42k hostel fee per semester.
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Pavan Kumar T M
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Yes, some universities in Australia and London offer B.Tech.
Even my friend got admission in a college in London after completing Diploma.
In Australia, the University of Sydney offers B.Tech through lateral entry.
In India, except for central government controlled and few private universities, all universities offer direct admission to the second year through lateral entry.
Even my friend got admission in a college in London after completing Diploma.
In Australia, the University of Sydney offers B.Tech through lateral entry.
In India, except for central government controlled and few private universities, all universities offer direct admission to the second year through lateral entry.
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