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Engineering Entrance Exams in India - Comprehensive Guide
Engineering is one of the most sought-after career paths in India. Various national, state, and university-level entrance exams are conducted for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate engineering programs. Here’s a detailed overview of the key engineering entrance exams:

✅ Types of Engineering Entrance Exams
National Level Exams: Conducted by central agencies for admissions to institutes like IITs, NITs, and IIITs.

JEE Main

JEE Advanced

State Level Exams: Conducted by state authorities for admission to state engineering colleges.

MHT CET (Maharashtra)

KCET (Karnataka)

AP EAMCET (Andhra Pradesh)

University Level Exams: Conducted by private and deemed universities.

VITEEE (VIT University)

SRMJEEE (SRM University)

BITSAT (BITS Pilani)

Postgraduate Engineering Exams: For M.Tech and PhD admissions.

GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering)

📌 National Level Exams
1. Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main
Conducting Body: NTA (National Testing Agency)

Purpose: Admission to NITs, IIITs, and other centrally funded institutes.

Eligibility: Class 12 pass or appearing with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

Frequency: Twice a year (January and April)

Mode: Computer-based test (CBT)

Exam Pattern:

Mathematics: 30 Questions

Physics: 30 Questions

Chemistry: 30 Questions

Total Marks: 300 (Each subject 100 Marks)

2. JEE Advanced
Conducting Body: IITs on a rotational basis

Purpose: Admission to IITs

Eligibility: Must qualify JEE Main and be in the top 2,50,000 candidates.

Frequency: Once a year

Mode: Online

Exam Pattern:

2 Papers (3 Hours Each)

Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in both papers

3. BITSAT (Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test)
Conducting Body: BITS Pilani

Purpose: Admission to BITS Pilani, Goa, and Hyderabad campuses

Eligibility: Class 12 with 75% in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Math)

Mode: Online

Exam Pattern:

Physics: 30 Questions

Chemistry: 30 Questions

Mathematics: 40 Questions

English Proficiency: 10 Questions

Logical Reasoning: 20 Questions

Total Marks: 450

📌 State Level Exams
1. MHT CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test)
Conducting Body: State CET Cell, Maharashtra

Purpose: Admission to Engineering Colleges in Maharashtra

Eligibility: Class 12 with PCM

Mode: Online

Exam Pattern:

Physics & Chemistry: 100 Marks

Mathematics: 100 Marks

2. KCET (Karnataka Common Entrance Test)
Conducting Body: KEA (Karnataka Examination Authority)

Purpose: Admission to Engineering Colleges in Karnataka

Eligibility: Class 12 with PCM

Mode: Offline

Exam Pattern:

Physics: 60 Questions

Chemistry: 60 Questions

Mathematics: 60 Questions

📌 University Level Exams
1. VITEEE (VIT Engineering Entrance Exam)
Conducting Body: Vellore Institute of Technology

Purpose: Admission to VIT campuses (Vellore, Chennai, Bhopal, AP)

Eligibility: Class 12 with PCM/B

Mode: Online

Exam Pattern:

Mathematics/Biology: 40 Questions

Physics: 35 Questions

Chemistry: 35 Questions

Aptitude: 10 Questions

English: 5 Questions

2. SRMJEEE (SRM Joint Engineering Entrance Exam)
Conducting Body: SRM Institute of Science and Technology

Purpose: Admission to SRM campuses

Eligibility: Class 12 with PCM/B

Mode: Online

Exam Pattern:

Mathematics: 40 Questions

Physics: 35 Questions

Chemistry: 35 Questions

English: 5 Questions

Aptitude: 10 Questions

📌 Postgraduate Engineering Exams
1. GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering)
Conducting Body: IITs and IISc Bangalore

Purpose: Admission to M.Tech/PhD programs and PSU recruitment

Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering/Technology

Mode: Online

Exam Pattern:

General Aptitude: 10 Questions

Subject-specific Questions: 55 Questions

Total Marks: 100

💡 Preparation Tips for Engineering Exams
Understand the Syllabus: Start with NCERT textbooks and focus on conceptual clarity.

Practice Regularly: Solve previous years’ question papers and mock tests.

Time Management: Develop time management skills by practicing in a time-bound manner.

Focus on Weak Areas: Identify and work on your weak subjects.

Revision Strategy: Create revision notes and revise regularly.