B.Tech

During the B.E. / B.Tech application process at Gurukula Kangri Vishwavidyalaya (GKV), you will typically need to submit the following documents:Class 10th Marksheet: For age verification and basic educational qualification.Class 12th Marksheet: To prove eligibility for the B.Tech course.Transfer Certificate (TC): Issued by the last school/college attended.Migration Certificate: If you are coming from a board other than the one affiliated with GKV.Caste Certificate (if applicable): For candidates applying under SC/ST/OBC categories.Admit Card of Entrance Exam (if applicable): Depending on the admission procedure.Passport-sized Photographs: Usually, a few recent passport-sized photos are required for the application form.Aadhar Card/ID Proof: For identity verification.Domicile Certificate (if applicable): For candidates applying under state quota. 

For admission into B.Tech at Meerut Institute of Engineering and Technology (MIET), students must complete their 10+2 or any equivalent examination with Physics, Mathematics, and one subject of Chemistry/Biology/Biotechnology/Computer Science, and attain a minimum of 45% aggregate marks (40% for reserved category students). The admission will be granted on the basis of JEE Main score or Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination (UPCET). There are also other entry age limits as designated by the university or entrance exam guidelines.He/she shall have completed 10 + 2 or any equivalent examination with an aggregate of at least 45% marks (40% in the case of reserved category students) in Physics and Mathematics, with any one subject out of Chemistry/Biology/Biotechnology/Computer Science to become eligible for admission to the B.Tech programme at the Meerut Institute of Engineering and Technology (MIET). Admission is given based on JEE Main score or Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination (UPCET). Additionally, aspiring candidates must fall within the age limit specified by the concerned university or entrance exam.

Yes, you can apply for a Ph.D. in Control Systems after completing your B.Tech degree. But there are certain requirements and steps you need to know:Eligibility Requirements:- B.Tech Degree: You should have a B.Tech degree in related fields like Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Instrumentation Engineering, or Control Engineering.- Minimum Grades: Many universities require a minimum CGPA of 8.0 out of 10 or a similar percentage (usually around 65%) in your B.Tech degree to be considered for a Ph.D. program.Entrance Exams:- Some colleges ask you to pass national-level exams like GATE or other relevant tests with a good score.- For example, IITs use GATE scores to decide who can join their Ph.D. programs.Direct Admission:- If you have an excellent academic record, some universities might let you join a Ph.D. programme directly without needing to take an entrance exam.

Admission to the most popular branches in the top NITs or IITs would be very challenging at the JoSAA counselling rank of about INR 3 lakh, as their admission would be closed early. Newer IIITs, state government engineering colleges, and private universities, however, can be considered. There may be some state universities having a few seats in the Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering branches. Some of those private institutions which offer admission based on JEE Main rank or their entrance examinations are UPES, Shiv Nadar University, VIT University (through VITEEE), Amity University, and KIIT University. Additionally, you can think of state-level institutes such as Shivaji University and Pune University, where specific branches may still be available for seats. A close watch on the extended counselling rounds or special rounds should also yield better results. It is best to check out the cutoffs/eligibility for each institution and branch at the time of JoSAA counselling rounds.

All the students completing their engineering courses from D. Y. Patil Technical Campus - Talsande get placed well in reputed organizations.A strong enabling placement cell is present on the campus which has strong industry networks and organizes various activities with corporate people for recruitment.Placement Statistics: Placement statistics in preceding years have shown some optimism because more than half of the students got placed in one or other renowned companies from different sectors like IT, engineering, and management. Some of the corporate giants associated with us in the last few years for placement in the campus package include TCS, Wipro, and Infosys. The increase in the average salary package offered among the graduates shows the concern of the institution concerning employability development. Student Support and TrainingThe college further organizes these very dynamic and dissimilar training processes through which the students may upgrade their soft skills and technical acumen to give them a leading edge on the job market.With strong solid industry linkages combined with targeted development interventions for students, such a positive environment is created towards placements.

Even with a JEE Mains rank of 1.5 Lacs and an OBC-NCL rank of 50,000, there are still a number of colleges you can apply to through JoSAA, even though the chances may vary according to the particular branch and college.Here are some colleges that you could consider:1. National Institutes of Technology (NITs)While NIT Durgapur, NIT Jamshedpur, NIT Patna, NIT Hamirpur, etc. may offer admission in branches such as Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Environmental Engineering under OBC-NCL with your rank, the cutoff generally varies between each rounds of JoSAA and depends on the branch, but some admission will be possible in any of such lower demand branches.2. Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs)There are branches like Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) or Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), but your rank might place you such that it leads to branches which are a little on the lesser competitive front, for example, IIIT Allahabad, IIITDM Jabalpur.3. Government Funded Technical Institutes (GFTIs)With branches like Electrical, Civil, or Mechanical Engineering, colleges like the Assam University (Silchar), Bengal Engineering and Science University, or Indraprastha Institute of Technology are going to unlock the admission doors to you at such ranks. 4. Some newer NITs or IIITsThough the initial rounds of JoSAA counseling will have a high cutoff for these newer NITs and IIITs, subsequent rounds may see admission opportunities at this rank. Branch PreferencesYou may have better chances of getting into lesser-known or newer branches, such as Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, and the like.Key Important Points: Cutoff according to the rounds: "The cutoff marks fall down in the next rounds," so it is always advisable to keep track of the results, counseling wise, through JoSSA for many rounds.Branch Preference: Other than few branches competitive, there are those like Computer Science, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering which command special cut offs as compared to Civil or Chemical Engineering.State Quotas- There are some NITs where you might earn a state quota, depending on your home state, thus improving your chances further.Keep monitoring the specific cutoffs for each institute and branch, as they will vary from year to year and round to round within JoSAA counseling. You may check out some options such as private institutes/universities, which may have their own entrance exams or management quota for admissions.

According to the Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Bangalore, the fee structure in INR for B. Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) with a specialization in AI & ML is considered as follows :-- Tuition Fee- Approx.-2,00,000 per annum.Hostel Fee- Approx.- 1,00,000 per annum (may vary according to type of accommodation selected).Other Fees:Caution Deposit: 10,000 (refundable).Mess Fee: 30,000-?40,000 per annum (depends on the mess option selected).Miscellaneous Fees: Around 10,000-15,000 annually (this includes library, exam fees, etc.). The annual fee would fall between 3,00,000 and 3,50,000 under normal circumstances. Changes in policies and categories may cause slight variations in fees. For the most accurate and up-to-date details on fees, it is recommended to check the official website of IIIT Bangalore and contact the admissions office directly.

Civil Engineering at IIT JodhpurPros :-IITs are reputed institutions with state-of-the-art infrastructure, faculty, and research opportunities.Civil Engineering at IIT, Jodhpur will hold you in good stead in your core domain of civil engineering.An IIT opens doors for placements, as well as for alumni network-based futuristic career upgrades.Cons:If there is no strong interest in civil engineering, this option can prove to be inappropriate in terms of long-term career.The quantity and height in performance can be so high that it can become a challenge for an indecisive student regarding the stream.M.E. or M.Tech in Civil Engineering at NITsPros:If you're already graduated with B.Tech degree, this would instead act as an add-on and help your specialisation and higher qualifications.NIT's infrastructure and placement are no match to IITs but very close to it.Cons:Pretty narrow if searching for broader career options or screen options like Electronics or Electrical.Maybe a little theoretical and research-based and thus not so much on application or industry-centric as in B.Tech because of the course of M.Tech.Electronics/Electrical Engineering at NIT Suratkal/KurukshetraPros:NIT Suratkal and NIT Kurukshetra both have a well-established reputation for electronics and electrical engineering programs. In fact, NIT Suratkal ranks as one of the premier institutes among all NITs.The field of Electronics and Electrical Engineering has a larger career base since industries in IT, telecom, power, and automation promise great placements, among other things.These courses usually end up with the best placement and good salary packages.Cons:It might become tough for a person to keep his or her spirit up if he or she is not that keen on electronics or electrical engineering.Probably, this might not suit your present area of interest as it is more inclined towards civil engineering.If your inclination is more towards core engineering branches such as Civil and you're looking to leverage the prestige of an IIT, then Civil Engineering at IIT Jodhpur could be a great choice. This is an option if you're directing your B.Tech pursuit toward further specialisation and have a keen interest in Civil Engineering. Completing an M.E./M.Tech from an NIT can be great in honing your skills excellently. If you're more open to a wider plate regarding career opportunities and if you're interested in subjects like electronics, electrical systems, automation, and power, then Electronics/Electrical at NIT Suratkal/Kurukshetra could be the choice with a more diversified career and industry relevance.