DCET

According to the present educational policy, you have your 10th education from Maharashtra and Diploma in Karnataka you are eligible to give the DCET exam in 2025. DCET stands for Diploma Course in Engineering Technician and is a Karnataka Examination Authority, KEA test for the admission into the second year engineering. To be eligible for appearing in the test you must have passed your Diploma examination in the subjects of your choice with at least 45% of marks (40% in case of SC/ST/OBC Category). Tuition fee for admission in DCET is nearly about INR 650 for general category and INR 500 for SC/ST/OBC category. The exam is given in July while applications are made in May.

The "Diploma Common Entrance Test" is a test to which various branches of K.S. Group Institutions (including K.J. Somaiya Institute of Engineering and Information Technology) have adopted to usher in students seeking B.E./B.Tech courses. The cutoff changes every year depending on: - Number of applicants- Difficulty level of exam- Category of candidate (General, SC/ST, OBC, etc.)- Seats available in the specific branch The cutoff ranks for the popular branches such as Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, and Electronics will generally vary at the higher end since those branches happen to have high demand. However, the exact cutoff marks or ranks will be released only after the results of the DCET and the counseling process.For the most precise and up-to-date information regarding the cutoff for admission in K.S. Group of Institutions, it is advisable to refer to the official Maharashtra State CET Cell website or the K.J. Somaiya Institute of Engineering and Information Technology official admission page. Specific cutoff ranks and details are then to be released after completing the counseling process.

 the result date of DCET in K.S. Group of Institutions was not mentioned; however, according to the KEA, the results of the exam would generally be released within 2-3 weeks. It has been anticipated that DCET was conducted in the month of July for the current year and the result of the test could have been announced in the month of August but dates are not accessible. The candidates are advised to visit official webpage of KEA or K.S. Group of Institutions to know about the latest announcement of results of DCET. This particular institution has a good record of placing students within those respective fields, normally a record of 80-90% of the students are normally placed in an employment. 

Here, there are no specific details mentioned for the registration of DCET and examination for the admission to K.S. Group of Institutions for B.E. / B.Tech course, still I can tell something about DCET. The DCET exam is conducted every year in July and the registration process takes place in May normally. The KEA administers the exam for admissions to the second-year engineering programs The examination is organized by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA). Applicants for the position must be Diploma in engineering, this naturally means students that have completed their Diploma in engineering. The actual test comprises 100 multiple choice questions at a time duration of 180 minutes.

Indeed, candidates can secure admission in K.S. Group of Institutions B.E./B.Tech course without going through the process of DCET. Management quota is present where 30 percent of seats in the college are filled Through merit in the qualifying examination such as 10+2 equivalent for the particular academic year for admission to the college. Furthermore, students who out for examination like JEE Main and other National level entrance examination can also apply for admission. So for the admission under management quota the college takes rank in JEE Main and the marks in intermediate into consideration. Lateral entry for the B.E./B.Tech second year is also available for Diploma or (link unavailable) pass with 50% marks in aggregate.