JNTU-H | Hyderabad, April 11 (Hydnow): The Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University-Hyderabad (JNTU-H) has received record number of applications from aspirants for Engineering, Agricultural and Medical streams for the upcoming TS EAMCET examinations, scheduled to be held between May 10 to 14, 2023.
Till the evening of Monday, which was the last date for submission of online applications without late fee, the JNTU-H received 3,05,185 applications, which is the largest number of applications ever received by the University.
Out of the 3,05,185 applications, a total of 1,95,515 were for Engineering (E) white 1,09,335 were for Agriculture and Medical Stream (A&M), and 335 applications for both (E&AM). In 2022, the JNTU-H had received a total of 2,66,714 applications out of which, 1,72,238 were for the Engineering stream while 94,476 were for Agriculture and Medical. In 2021, the total number of applications received by JNTU-H was 2,51,604 out of which 1,64,963 were for Engineering and 86,641 applications for Agriculture and Medical. (Hydnow)
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