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Sir, I am a student of M.P.C. I want to learn to engineer without writing EMCET. so in degree what course should be taken.? Is it mandatory or not? Can you please explain me the importance of the same? It will be really helpful if you can answer me back soon.

EAMCET (Engineering, Agriculture & Medicine Common Entrance Test) is an entrance exam conducted for giving admissions into engineering/ agriculture/ medicine courses. So, if you want to get admission into engineering course you need to attend and qualify in the exam.
There is an option i.e., direct admission/ management quota. In direct admission the colleges will give admission based on your performance in the previous year and based on your performance your fee structure varies.

There are many options other than engineering which are mentioned below.

- Arts & humanities
- Architecture
- Merchant navy
- Pilot
- B.Sc
- National Defence Service
- Railway exam
- BBA

The full form of EAMCET is Engineering Agriculture Medical Common Entrance Test.

It is mandatory if you want to pursue Bachelor's degree in engineering from a government college of Andhra Pradesh. It is state level engineering entrance exam. Without this exam, you will get admission in private colleges.

Private engineering colleges take admission on basis of marks in PCM. You can apply for Joint Entrance Examination to get admission in top engineering colleges of India like NITs and IITs.

It is EAMCET not EMCET. EAMCET stands for Engineering Agriculture Medical Common Entrance test. However, now admission in medical colleges is based on National Eligibility cum Entrance Test scorecard. But admission in agriculture and engineering college is done on basis of rank of EAMCET.

EAMCET is conducted by State Government of Andhra Pradesh for admission of candidates in agriculture and engineering college. Without this entrance exam, you can not get admission in government engineering colleges. So, it is mandatory for candidates who want to pursue Bachelor's degree in engineering from state government engineering college.

To get admission for pursuing Engineering course, you should have passed 12th standard or an equivalent examination with PCM stream from a Government recognised board. You need to appear in National or State or University level entrance examinations like JEE, EAMCET, KCET, etc.,. You can also get admission in Engineering course through Management quota without writing EAMCET examination.

EAMCET means Engineering Agriculture Medical Common Entrance Test.

EAMCET is necessary for candidates who want to pursue engineering course from government engineering colleges of Andhra Pradesh or Telangana. You can say that it is not necessary for other state candidates who want to pursue from IITs, NITs and other engineering colleges.

You can apply for JEE, BITSAT, SRMEEE, VITEEE etc.

For admission in engineering, there are all India entrance exams, state level entrance exams and private college entrance exams. Joint Entrance Examination conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education is for admission in B.Tech in IITs, NITs, IIITs and other government engineering colleges.

State Government engineering exams are EAMCET of Andhra Pradesh, BCECE of Bihar, OJEE of Odisha etc. Candidates interested in state government engineering need to apply for these exams.

Private Engineering entrance exams are BITSAT, CUSAT, SRMEEE, VITEEE etc.

It is not necessary to write EMCET entrance examination to get admission in engineering course.

There are many other entrance examination as JEE, BITSAT, VITEEE, BCECE, UPTU etc to get admission in B.Tech or B.E courses.

So, if you do not want to appear for EMCET examination you can appear in these examination and after qualifying in the examination will become eligible to get admission in engineering courses.

The common eligibility to appear in examination is candidate must have passed 12th with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as main paper.

EAMCET stands for Engineering Agriculture Medical Common Entrance Test.

This is state level competitive entrance exam conducted by Andhra Pradesh for selection of candidates for admission in undergraduate courses related to engineering, agriculture etc.

It becomes necessary for aspirants who want to pursue B.Tech or B.Sc in Agriculture from state government colleges of Andhra Pradesh.

Yes, in order to get admission into Engineering course you are compulsorily required to pass Engineering Entrance Examination. In general, the minimum educational qualification required to get admission into Engineering course is as follows.

>> You must have completed 12th Class with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects from a recognized board.

>> On the other side, you must have valid score of any engineering entrance examination.

>> If you have not appeared in EAMCET, then you must have appeared in any National Level Engineering Entrance Examination. But valid score of any engineering entrance examination is must to get admission into Engineering course.

>> If you are not willing to give Engineering entrance examination or doing Engineering then you may choose some traditional courses like B.A/ B.Sc/ B.Com..etc.,

Engineering Agriculture Medical Common Entrance Test is necessary for learning engineering course like Bachelor of Technology from any state government college of Andhra Pradesh.

You will have to apply for EAMCET for state government engineering colleges. Some other engineering entrance exams are:

Joint Entrance Examination.

Birla Institute of Technology Science Aptitude Test.

SRM Engineering Entrance Exam.

First thing I would like to let you know that you have misspell EAMCET as EMCET. Further for your information I would like to let you know that EAMCET refers to Engineering Agricultural and Medical Common Entrance Test and same is held for admission in undergraduate technical and agricultural courses in the government colleges of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

Now as far as you are concerned about pursuing B.Tech degree course to become engineer without appearing in EAMCET then I would like to let you know that if you not appear in EAMCET it would become difficult for you to get admission in good colleges of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana to pursue B.tech degree course. Another option of getting admission in top government and private engineering college of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana is through JEE ( Joint Entrance Examination ). Therefore to get admission in top colleges of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana to have better job placement options you must appear and try to qualify EAMCET and JEE.

It is not possible to get admission for without giving any Entrance Exam.

It is mandatory that all the candidates should give any of the Engineering Entrance Exam and depending upon the rank they secure in the Entrance Exam, they will get the admission in the respective college.

There would national level Entrance Exam like JEE Mains and JEE Advanced.

In addition, there would be state level Entrance Exams like
AP EAMCET
Telangana EAMCET

Even if you would like to get admission in Deemed Universities or Autonomous colleges also, they will consider the score in these Entrance Exams. Otherwise they would conduct their own Entrance Exam.

But you don't need to worry much for getting admission to Engineering course.

Now a days, there are so many new colleges emerged. Irrespective of your rank in the Entrance Exam, you will get admission for sure.

Because the number of Engineering seats are more than the number of students who are joining the course.

If you are pursuing your 12th standard in MPC group, I would suggest you to start the preparation now itself for the Entrance Exam.

There would be special coaching for the Entrance Exam in the college itself in most of the colleges.

If such facility is not there, I would suggest you to join in a outside Coaching Institute.

The rank you score in the Entrance Exam plays an important role.

The better rank you secure, the better college you will get there by you can gain strong subject knowledge.