Bachelor of Technology(BTech) Admission Process, Entrance Exams, JEE Mains, Eligibility

What are BTech Aeronautical Engineering Entrance Exams?

There are a number of examinations held annually for admission into engineering programs. The most popular examination is attempted by lakhs of students in the JEE exam. Details of the most commonly asked for entrance examinations are as follows.

All India Entrance Exams

JEE Main

JEE Main examination is conducted by NTA at the national level. It is held in the month of April of each year for admission into undergraduate engineering programs. It is an online examination, conducted over three hours and the paper is of 360 marks.

JEE Advanced

JEE Advanced, previously known as IIT JEE, is the second phase of the JEE Main examination. The conducting agency is IIT Delhi. It is also an online examination that covers physics, chemistry, and mathematics. The duration of the paper is 3 hours.

BITSAT

BITSAT is the engineering entrance examination to BITS Pilani. The online examination is held to fill up over 2,000 seats at the university. It is the second most popular examination after JEE Main. Candidates must have scored an aggregate score of 75% at the 10+2 level with PCM and 60% individually in each of the subjects.

SRMJEEE

SRMJEEE is the entrance examination conducted by SRM University for admission into its engineering programs. The online and offline format of the exam is attempted by over 1,500,000 students every year. There are five sections, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English, and Aptitude.

COMEDK

COMEDK is a state-level entrance examination conducted by the Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka. Over 120 institutes offering engineering and architecture undergraduate programs accept the COMEDK score. The paper is held online and is of three hours duration.

UPESEAT

UPESEAT or UPES Engineering Aptitude Test is conducted by University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Dehradun for admission to its B.Tech course. UPESEAT Syllabus comprises 5 sections – Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English Language Comprehension and General Awareness. 

VSAT

VSAT (Vignan Scholastic Aptitude Test) conducted by Vignan’s University in the state of Andhra Pradesh for admission to the B.Tech course. It is a university level test which is conducted once a year in computer-based mode. 

MET

Manipal Academy of Higher Education (formerly Manipal University) is responsible for releasing the exam pattern of MET 2020. 

State Level Entrance Exams

WBJEE

West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination or the WBJEE is a state-government controlled centralised test, conducted by the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board for admission to many private and governmental engineering institutions in West Bengal.

KEAM

KEAM is a state-level exam for admissions to Engineering, Agriculture, Veterinary, Forestry, and Pharmacy programs.  KEAM is conducted on two days for Paper 1 and Paper 2 respectively.

COMEDK UGET

COMEDK UGET is a state-level examination providing a gateway to students for admission in engineering and architecture courses offered by institutes of the state. The exam is expected to be conducted across 300 exam centers for engineering programs that offer around 20000 seats. 

BPTPIA CET

Bihar Private Technical & Professional Institutions Association (BPTPIA) will conduct the competitive entrance test (CET) for candidates seeking admission into undergraduate (UG) Engineering/Technology Degree (B.Tech) and Diploma (Polytechnic) courses. 

JELET

JELET (Joint Entrance Examination for Lateral Entry) 2020 is a state level examination conducted by WBJEEB (West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination Board) for admission to 2nd year (3rd semester) in a four year degree course in Engineering/Technology/Pharmacy under lateral entry scheme.

The dates of application and examination for the above-mentioned examinations are mentioned in the table below.

How to Prepare for BTech Aeronautical Engineering Entrance Examinations?

To help candidates prepare better and efficiently for the entrance examinations, the following pointers can be referred to.

• Prepare a timetable for studying. Include each topic in every subject and stick to the timetable. This will ensure the entire syllabus is covered at least once. Allocate time daily to studies.
• Clear up the basics. The basics will form the base for the more advanced chapters later on. A strong understanding of the basics will be useful.
• Practice, practice, practice. Engineering entrance examinations are all about practice. Take mocks and attempt as many as sample papers as possible.
• Allocate time separately for the more difficult topics. If needed, approach a teacher or a tutor to help go over the topics again.
• Many toppers recommend depending on the NCERT books of the 10+2 levels. One must be thoroughly clear with the school books before purchasing more books.