Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra - Patna Extension Center

To get into the B.Tech program in computer science engineering at Birla Institute of Technology Patna, you need to meet the following eligibility criteria: Educational qualification: you should have completed your 10 + 2 (or equivalent) examination with a minimum of 45% marks (40%  for reserved categories) in aggregate.Entrance exam: admission is primarily based on the JEE main exam. you need to qualify for this exam to be considered for admission.Age limit: there may be an age limit typically you should be within the age group of 17 to 25 years. Additional criteria: ensure that you meet any other specific requirement set by the institute.

Hello BIT has its main campus at Mesra. It opened its campus in Patna in the year 2006. Since then it has come up in a big way in academics as well as placements. It's affiliated to Aryabhatta Knowledge University, Patna. This institute offers plenty of courses in engineering at graduation and PG level. It has about 426 seats on offer under different branches. It should however be noted that out of these, some seats are reserved for candidates from Bihar and some exclusively for female students. Admissions are based on valid score in JEE Mains exam. Of course there are some additional qualifications too like scoring certain minimum marks in 12th exam etc.Best wishes to you.

Hello, in today's world thinking of 100% placements is an utopia. Even IIT's don't report 100% placements.    If we go by the previous trends, placement figure of about 60% and more is considered quite good and above 80% can be considered as excellent. Placement in BIT Patna falls somewhere between these two figures. However one must understand that placements is directly proportional to the industrial climate in the country and it can go up and down depending on the situation at that point in time. In all these situations the percentage of placements in CSE is always good as compared with placements in other branches of engineering. Here I will like to sincerely advice you not to think of placements at the time of admission because 4 years of study is pretty long time for any industry and what can happen after 4 years no one can predict. The industrial sector which can be in doldrums today can be in excellent health four years from now and could be employing students in big numbers by them. So don't go exclusively by the placements figure of any college but think of how the academics is in that institution and then take admission. Best wishes to you.