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The cutoff marks laid down by the Assam Science and Technology University, ASTU for admission to B.Tech courses are marked depending on many significant factors like the number of applicants, how difficult the examination has been, and how many seats are made available to them.However, every year cut-off marks for admission are announced by the university after examination for selection based on the performance of an applicant in the Joint Entrance Examination- (JEE) Main. These will generally change for the current year's cutoffs in 2024 with different trends rather than the usual factors like overall performances by the candidates in the entrance examination, total availability of seats from the university's matrix, and category-based reservation.Generally, the cutoffs set for different B.Tech streams in ASTU are highly competitive, with the maximum cutoffs generally being found in Computer Science and Engineering or Electronics and Communication systems. A seat can only be booked, hence, if the student secures the qualifying marks as specified for the particular course that he/she is enrolling in.

At Marathwada Mitra Mandal's College of Engineering (MMCOE), the approximate total fees for the entire four years in B.Tech course is Rs. 3.94 Lacs which is divided among the four years into the amount of roughly Rs. 98,500 per year.The college also covers many branches of engineering such as Computer, Electrical, Mechanical and Electronics & Telecom Engineering. MMCOE is well known for top-notch facilities in terms of academics and infrastructure. Further, the fees would include tuition, laboratories, and other essential academic services. Additional hostel charges and/or other types that may apply would depend on what a student may choose.

Scope for a distance BTech degree in India varies based on accreditation of the university, engineering specialization, and skills of the candidate.In general, a distance BTech is good for any professionally employed individual and one who does not wish to attend regular classes. The issue sometimes faced is the recognition of the distance BTech degree by top companies or government jobs, which favour regular BTech graduates.In fact, it might be a dream come true for many of the students of the distance learning B.Tech degree course in India. It is not important whether public or private sector corporations hire the students.Apart from job placements, the students can also have post-graduation programs like Masters or M.B.A. above their qualifications. Degree holders in distance B.Tech are also benefited from software developer, system analyst, project manager in technical lines across various engineering sectors.