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DDU Nadiad conducts BTech admission process in two ways. For 50% for the total seats, candidates with a valid GUJCET score can apply directly on the university's official website or by visiting the university campus in person. The seats are allotted through a merit list based on the GUJCET scores.For the remaining 50% of seats, the allocation is based on applicant's GUJCET rank, followed by ACPC counselling. For this, candidates must visit the official ACPC website. After completing the registration and application process, ACPC will declare a merit list of eligible candidates. After this, eligible candidates can proceed to fill out the choices for their preferred colleges. Seats are allotted to applicants based on the merit list and the choices filled by them.

BTech admission at DDU Nadiad for 50% of the seats are conducted through ACPC counselling. To apply for the counselling, candidates can follow the below given steps:Visit the official Gujarat ACPC websiteFill out the registration form for with basic details like name, mobile number, and email addressLog in to fill out the detailed application form for BTechUpload the required documents/imagesSubmit the counselling fee online using a credit/debit card or internet bankingCandidates seeking admission based on their GUJCET merit without the ACPC counselling must apply directly on the official website of the university. They can also apply offline by visiting the university's campus in Nadiad. 

BTech graduates of DD University can seek a variety of career opportunities after BTech. Some common government job opportunities for BTech graduates are mentioned below:PSUs: Companies like BHEL, ONGC, NTPC, and GAIL recruit BTech graduates through competitive exams like GATE.Indian Engineering Services (IES): After completing BTech, students can appear for the Engineering Services Examination (ESE) conducted by the UPSC, which offers prestigious positions in various government departments.Defence Services: BTech graduates can join the Indian Army, Navy, or Air Force through exams like the Combined Defence Services (CDS) or Technical Entry Schemes (TES).Railway Jobs: Indian Railways recruit engineers through the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) for various technical positions.State Public Service Commissions: Various state governments conduct exams for Engineering roles in state departments.

Over the past three years, DDU Nadiad BTech cut-off has shown a fluctuating trend. The cut-off for some specialisations has become more competitive. These specialisations include Chemical Engineering, Instrumentation and Control Engineering, and Civil Engineering. The comparison of BTech cut-off over the past three years has been tabulated below:Course202220232024BTech in Chemical Engineering900607900612901468BTech in Civil Engineering914539908922902909BTech in Computer Engineering900037900022900138BTech in Electronics and Communication Engineering900881900792900811BTech in Instrumentation and Control Engineering906773901860902161