Direct Admission in Engineering Colleges in India

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What is Direct admission under Management Quota?

In India, there are large numbers of private B.tech colleges which provide direct admission with prescribed guidelines. In fact, their curriculum is at par with the best of Engineering institutes but at times these colleges get unnoticed due to lack of guidance and knowledge among aspirants. Selection of students here is based on the eligibility criterion (10th, 12th marks) and availability of seats. These private colleges offer Direct admission in B.Tech against the available vacant seats after counseling.

• Direct admission in engineering college
• Direct admission in engineering college
• Reservation Schemes under Management quota
• Following reservation schemes are meant for direct admission under management quota

State quota reservation Scheme
Sports quota
Management quota (referred as NRI quota in some colleges)
Institute level vacant seats
Eligibility criteria for Direct admission in engineering colleges in India
Most of the Engineering colleges in India consider good scores in various engineering entrance exams to select students for their engineering courses. But if you are not able to score well in the exams, How to go about?  Don’t worry, you can also secure an admission under management quotas with certain guidelines as follows:

Must be an Indian Citizen.
Must have secured minimum of 50% marks in Class 10th/12th with at least 50% marks in PCM.
Age/Marks relaxation for reserved candidates(SC/ST/OBC) [As per government guidelines].
****Admission criteria may differ from college to college.

Why choose Direct admission if I can repeat a year
The best way to get admission in an Engineering college in India is to crack engineering entrance exams but what if you could not make it in the first attempt?  The other way out could be, heading for a second attempt. For that matter, you need to drop a year. But, Is it judicious to go for a second attempt? Dropping a year does not guarantee an admission to your dream college, as it is largely a matter of dedication and efforts to-be-keyed-in.  Chances are fair that you may score well in your second attempt but it may go other rounds as well.

Statistics reveal that students are now exploring other avenues instead of dropping a year to secure admission in top-notch Engineering colleges.

Moreover, dropping a year can put a negative remark on your CV and you shall be required to justify the reason for your decision at the time of recruitment. Hence, it is recommended that you should secure an admission in B.Tech. It not only provides ample of time to crack JEE Mains but also offer a backup.  In case, you are not able to break the JEE Mains in your second attempt, you have a B.Tech as an option to carry on.