Thanks. Can you suggest some examinations like that which can be given from India?

Ans: Hi Niladri.
I hope, your daughter might be in class 12. NEET-UG is the only examination to take admission to several medical courses. After UG there are other exams for PG conducted at National Level and other Medical Exams (For foreign Coutries).

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Ans: Susmita, Here are 15 major engineering entrance examinations open to all-India candidates apart from JEE Main, Advanced, and MHTCET, especially targeting top engineering colleges in Southern and Western India. BITSAT, conducted by BITS Pilani, is highly competitive with over 3 lakh applicants vying for under 2,500 seats; a score of 325+ out of 390 is typically needed for CSE at Pilani, and 275+ for Goa and Hyderabad campuses. VITEEE, conducted by VIT Vellore, sees over 2 lakh applicants with a rank below 200-350 required for CSE at Vellore and below 1,000 for other core branches; the exam is speed-based but less conceptual than JEE Mains. SRMJEEE by SRM Institute attracts around 1 lakh applicants, with ranks below 500 needed for CSE and ECE at the main campus. The Manipal Entrance Test for Manipal Academy of Higher Education is moderately difficult, with ranks below 1,500 needed for top branches. COMEDK UGET, used by Karnataka private colleges, has around 70,000 applicants; a rank within 150-400 is necessary for CSE at top Bangalore colleges. Amrita Engineering Entrance Examination (AEEE) has 50,000+ applicants with ranks below 200 usually required for CSE at Amrita Coimbatore. Bennett University’s BUAT and Shiv Nadar University’s SNUSAT demand moderate ranks, with top 500 and above 70th percentile scores respectively for CSE. KIITEE for KIIT Bhubaneswar requires ranks under 500 for CSE. CUET, a pan-India test by NTA accepted by several universities, demands 98+ percentile for admission to reputed colleges. LPUNEST, UPESEAT, NMIMS NPAT, REVA CET, and NIIT University’s NUET are other competitive exams with moderate difficulty and rank requirements typically needing 85-90 percentile or top 1-5% scores for flagship programs. These exams provide alternatives offering admission to reputed private and deemed-to-be universities in South and West India. BITSAT’s conceptual depth and competition are closest to JEE, while others like VITEEE and COMEDK UGET emphasize speed and accuracy with large applicant pools. Scholarship opportunities exist for top performers who score in the highest percentiles. Preparing for these exams requires strong command over PCM fundamentals, time management, and consistent mock practice. Success in any of these exams expands access to quality engineering education beyond state-specific tests and traditional centrally funded institutes.

These entrance tests are critical for aspirants targeting premier private and deemed universities in Southern and Western India outside the IIT–NIT framework. Achieving 98-99 percentile ranks or equivalent top-level scores is essential for admission to top branches. Preparation strategies focusing on concept clarity, problem-solving speed, and comprehensive revision maximize chances of securing admission to leading institutions affiliated with these examinations. All the BEST for a Prosperous Future!

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