Adani Institute of Infrastructure Engineering

Hello Nitik,
You need to give GUJCET and either of the board exam and apply for ACPC.
50% of the intake is through ACPC which uses GUJCET's ranks and the remaining 50% is through JEE Mains ranks, where in you have to fill a separate application to join the college.
The cut-off for electrical is around 12k rank.
Thanks.

Another beautiful campus near Chandigarh, which is very good in infra, academics, placements and industry interface is Indo Global Group of Colleges. One must visit there, and then can decide accordingly.

As far as placement is concerned, yes, you can get admission through ACPC. Admission in AIIE is given as per the eligibility criteria prescribed by ACPC, for more information please visit: http://www.jacpcldce.ac.in/
Visit this site regularly to keep updated. Get good rank/score. All the best for future.

I'm sorry, but your CMAT percentile is too low to secure admission in this institute. Questions asked in the personal interview is anyone's guess. If you are looking for a list of standard interview questions you should be able to procure those from online web sites, or stores (Books on interview questions). Other than that, they may ask you anything related to the course you are undertaking, your understanding of the subject, etc.

Hello Biren Shah,
To decide which college is better, go through the two links and compare each in terms of cut-off ranks and placements
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-e-in-civil-infrastructure-engineering-adani-institute-of-infrastructure-engineering-s-g-highway-ahmedabad-235332
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-civil-engineering-institute-of-technology-nirma-university-gota-ahmedabad-120130
Hope this helps! All the Best!

Yes, you can prepare for CMAT along with it.

Hello Tejas
Placement review of Adani Institute of Infrastructure Engineering is not so good. Only 5% students get placement in the Adani group. Also, only a very few companies come for placement there. I suggest you to talk to some old pass out students first before taking admissions.