List of all Engineering entrance exams after XII

Engineering

EXAM - MAIN
Purpose-For Admission in B. E./B. Tech., B. Arch., B. Planning
Eligibility- Class 12, 12 passed
Apply-Online
Activity- November, December
Source: http://jeemain.nic.in/jeemainapp/Welcome.aspx

EXAM- JEE Advance
Purpose-Admission in UG programmes in IITs and ISM Dhanbad
Eligibility- Class 12, 12 Passed (PCM)
Apply-Online
Activity-May
Source: http://jeeadv.iitd.ac.in/ 

EXAM - BITSAT
Purpose-Admission in Integrated First Degree programmes in BITS Pilani, Goa & Hyderabad campuses.
Eligibility-Class 12, 12 passed (PCM)
Special- Board Toppers can join directly
Apply- Online
Activity- January, February
Source: www.bitsadmission.com/ 

EXAM - VITEEE
Purpose-Admission in B Tech Courses
Eligibility-Class 12
Apply-Online, By Post
Activity- January, February
Source: www.vit.ac.in

NATIONAL LEVEL Entrance Exams

Comed-K  www.comedk.org/
IPU- CET www.ipu.ac.in 

STATE LEVEL Entrance Exams

CG-PET
Andhra Pradesh EAMCET
Gujarat-CET
BCECE
IISC-Bangalore
COMEDK UGET
JK-BPEE CET
Karnataka CET
K-CET
KEAM
KEM-CET
RPET
Odisha -JEE
JCECE
UP-SEE
Goa CET
WB-JEE
Tripura JEE
KIIT
Assam CEE
 

Research Based EXAMS - KVPY

Purpose-Fellowship and admission to IISc Banglore in 4 year BS Degree
Eligibility- Class 11, 12, UG, PG
Apply-Online, in Person, By Post
Activity- July to September
Source: http://kvpy.iisc.ernet.in/main/index.htm

EXAM -NEST
Purpose-Admission in 5 year integrated M.Sc. programme in Biological, Chemical, Mathematical and Physical sciences in NISER or UM-DAE CBS.
Eligibility-Class 12 (PCMB)
Apply-Online, By Post
Activity- January to March
Source: www.nestexam.in

Exam Indian Statistical Institute Admission
Purpose-Admission in B Stat (Hons), B Math (Hons), M Stat, M Math, MS (QE), MS (LIS), M Tech (CS), M Tech (QROR) and Research Fellowships.
Eligibility-Class 12 (Maths, English)
Apply-Online, By Post
Activity- January, February
Source: www.isical.ac.in/index.php 

Chennai Mathematical Institute
Purpose- Courses in BSc, MSc, PhD in Mathematics, Computer Science and Physics streams.
Eligibility- Class 12th or Equivalent
Apply- Online, In Person
Scholarships: B.Sc. (Hons.): Rs. 5000 per month,
Source: www.cmi.ac.in/ 

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