Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University BTech Courses & Fees 2024

As different colleges may have different strengths and weaknesses, and different students may have different preferences and goals. However, based on som search results, I can provide some information that may help you compare the two colleges.

• JNAFAU is a state university established in 1940, while Shri Ram College is a private college established in 1999.
• JNAFAU offers B Tech in three specializations: Planning, Digital Techniques for Design and Planning, and Facilities and Services Planning. Shri Ram College offers B Tech in eight specializations: Civil, Computer Science, Electrical, Electronics and Communication, Electronics, Industrial, Information Technology, and Mechanical.
• JNAFAU admits students based on their rank in TS EAMCET exam, while Shri Ram College admits students based on their rank in MHT-CET or JEE Main exam.
• JNAFAU has a total fee of 2,00,000 for four years of B Tech, while Shri Ram College has a total fee of 6,60,000 for four years of B Tech.
• JNAFAU has been ranked 151-200 among engineering colleges in India by NIRF in 2020, and 31 among private engineering colleges by Outlook in 2019. Shri Ram College has been ranked 107 among engineering colleges in India by IIRF in 2019, and 53 among engineering colleges by The Times of India in 2021.
• JNAFAU has a placement record of 60% for B Tech students in 2014, with an average CTC of 5.25 LPA and a maximum CTC of 23 LPA. Shri Ram College has a placement record of 80% for B Tech students in 2019, with an average CTC of 4.5 LPA and a maximum CTC of 12 LPA.

I hope this information helps you make an informed decision. However, I suggest you also do your own research and visit the official websites of the colleges for more details.

Both universities have different areas of specialisation and offer different courses. Therefore, it is hard to say which one is better than the other. It depends on your personal interests, preferences, and career goals. However, if you want a general comparison based on some common factors, here are some points that you can consider:

• JNAFAU offers B.Tech in three specializations: Planning, Digital Techniques for Design and Planning, and Facilities and Services Planning. MGUCET offers B.Tech in three disciplines: Civil Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, and Electronics and Communication Engineering. You can choose the one that matches your interest and aptitude.
• JNAFAU has a higher cut-off rank for admission through TS EAMCET than MGUCET, which indicates that it is more competitive and selective. MGUCET has a lower cut-off rank, which means that it is more accessible and inclusive . You can check the previous year cut-off ranks for both universities on their official websites or on [Shiksha.com].
• JNAFAU has a higher fee structure than MGUCET for B.Tech courses. JNAFAU charges Rs. 50,000 per year for B.Tech, while MGUCET charges Rs. 15,000 per year for B.Tech. You can compare the fee structures of both universities on their official websites or on [Shiksha.com].
• JNAFAU has a better placement record than MGUCET for B.Tech graduates. JNAFAU has an Industry Consultancy Cell, Quality Improvement Cell and Entrepreneurship Development Cell which helps students to get good jobs and placements. JNAFAU students get placed in reputed companies like L&T, Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys, Wipro, etc. MGUCET has a lower placement record, as it is a relatively new and emerging university. MGUCET students get placed in local companies or pursue higher studies.
• JNAFAU has a better academic reputation than MGUCET for B.Tech courses. JNAFAU is accredited by NAAC and some of its courses are also accredited by NBA of AICTE. JNAFAU is ranked 10th for Architecture by India Today in 2022. JNAFAU has experienced and qualified faculty members who are experts in their fields. MGUCET is not accredited by NAAC or NBA, and it does not have any ranking by any national or international agency. MGUCET has less experienced and qualified faculty members who are still learning and developing.

I hope this comparison helps you to make an informed decision. However, I would suggest that you also visit the campuses of both universities, talk to the students and alumni, and see the facilities and infrastructure for yourself. Ultimately, the choice is yours and you should choose the one that suits you best. 

To check the JNAFAU UG cut off for round-wise seat allotment, you can follow these steps:

• Visit the official website of JNAFAU and click on the ‘Admissions’ tab.
• Select the course you have applied for, such as B.Arch, B.Tech, BFA, etc.
• You will see a list of links for different rounds of seat allotment, such as Round 1, Round 2, etc.
• Click on the link for the round you want to check and download the PDF file.
• The PDF file will contain the cut off ranks for each category and specialisation for that round.

You can also check the previous year’s cut off for JNAFAU UG courses on some other websites for reference. However, the cut off may vary every year depending on the number of applicants, seats available, and difficulty level of the entrance exam. I hope this helps.