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Respected Sir, I did not score in the entrance exam of Engineering so I want to know can I get admission for Engineering through Management quota if I did not score in entrance exam? Please answer as soon as possible.

Yes, you can get admission for Engineering course through Management quota even if you have not scored well in the entrance examination. Candidates who have qualified the entrance examination can get admission in engineering course through counselling process. Candidates who have passed 12th stream with PCM stream and those who have not qualified entrance examination can take admission through Management quota.

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Respected Sir, I did not score in the entrance exam of Engineering so I want to know can I get admission for Engineering through Management quota if I did not score in entrance exam? Please answer as soon as possible.

Yes, you can get admission for engineering through management quota, if you did not score enough marks in the entrance examination. The private engineering colleges admit the candidates through management quota. The admission in some colleges will be done through entrance examination. In all the other colleges the admission will be done on the basis of marks scored in the 10+2. So it is possible in some private engineering colleges to get admission with fewer marks in the entrance examination.

Yes, you can get admission in Engineering through Management Quota if you didn't score better marks in your entrance exam.

You need to apply a bit earlier to the colleges.Course Fee would be somewhat higher than the government quota.

But try to score better marks in your entrance exam to get the seat in top colleges in government quota.

Yes you can get admissions through management quota if the college or university is offering them. Most private colleges provide management quota seats.

If you are from Tamil Nadu here is a consultancy number I know of +919710963683. If not try to contact a consultancy in your area if the colleges are asking for high donations. Consultants will make it less for a small commission.