B.Tech. in Computer Engineering 

at SOT PDEU, Gandhinagar

In 2023, the cutoff ranks for admission to B.Tech programs were 3716 for Electronics & Communication Engineering, 7309 for Mechanical Engineering, 9966 for Electrical Engineering, and 10048 for Chemical Engineering. Comparatively, in 2021, the cutoff ranks were 3085, 8950, 12360, and 8269, respectively. The data reflects the changing competitiveness for these engineering disciplines over the two years, with fluctuations in the required ranks for admission. It highlights the evolving landscape of entrance criteria and the varying demand for different engineering specializations.

The School of Technology at Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University offers a B.Tech programme with a total of 1,260 seats. Admission is distributed among three categories: 50% through the ACPC quota, 35% for All India candidates, and 15% for NRI and NRI-sponsored candidates. Within these categories, the number of seats allocated is 630 for ACPC, 441 for All India candidates, and 189 for NRI and NRI-sponsored candidates. In summary, the B.Tech programme at the School of Technology has a diverse allocation of seats, catering to different admission criteria and categories.

The School of Technology at Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU) accepts JEE Main scores for admission to its BTech program. The admission to the BTech programme is based on the merit list, which is prepared based on the JEE Main score. The detailed application form is made available after email verification. Admission to seats will be determined by merit, reflecting the ranks/marks attained in the JEE (Main) examination. The application process for both All India and NRI seats will be conducted online. Any NRI seats left vacant in a specific branch will be incorporated into the Open category of All India seats for that particular branch.

When comparing the B.Tech programme at the School of Technology, Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU) with that of Indus University, the former appears to have a higher overall rating of 4.1 based on 28 verified reviews. PDPU scores well in various aspects, including a commendable infrastructure rating of 4.5 and a strong campus environment with a rating of 4.8 for crowd and campus. The faculty at PDPU is rated at 3.8, and while the placements score is 3.8, it outperforms Indus University in terms of value for money with a rating of 3.7. On the other hand, Indus University, with an overall rating of 3.6 based on 18 verified reviews, has lower scores in infrastructure, faculty, and crowd and campus, making PDPU seem comparatively better in these aspects.

In the 2023 placement report for PDEU (formerly PDPU), 383 out of 818 BTech students secured placements. The median package offered was INR 6.06 LPA, with the highest package reaching INR 25 LPA. Additionally, 354 students chose to pursue higher studies instead of immediate employment. This data, as of April 24, 2023, underscores the diverse career paths taken by the students at PDEU, showcasing a mix of employment and academic pursuits.