Diploma Regular / Supplementary exams and POLYCET,LPCET,TWSH -2020 are postponed.

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State Board of Technical Education and Training (SBTET) 

Diploma Regular / Supplementary exams and POLYCET,LPCET,TWSH -2020 are postponed revised schedule will be announced later.

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