B.Tech Agriculture & Farm Engineering Colleges in Delhi/NCR

The Sharda School of Engineering and Technology (SSET) offers different admissions for B.Tech programmes based on the student's category and branch.

There are 1125 places available for the B.Tech programme at SSET, with 900 seats available for the general category and 225 seats available for the NRI/sponsored category. The intake proportion may vary year by year depending upon the categories and branches.

No, Shobhit University does not accept direct admissions for any of its courses. Candidates must fulfil the admission criteria of the desired course to be eligible for admission. Students are mainly selected based on entrance exam scores, however, merit-based admissions are also offered for certain courses, such as BSc. There is no management quota provision at Shobhit Institute of Engineering and Technology (Shobhit University).

Yes, there is an online IILM National Scholarship & Aptitude Test (IILM-NSAT). 12th pass students can take this 40 minutes test. Result will be released in the last week of December. Top 5% will get 100% tuition fee waiver, next 10% will get 50% waiver and next 20% will get 25% tuition fee waiver. 

Yes. GD Goenka University has been consistently ranking among the top private engineering colleges in North India by major surveys like The Times of India and India Today. The university is known for its A+ NAAC accreditation, modern research labs, innovative electives, and faculty from top institutes like the IITs.

The DCRUST BTech course is offered via many affiliated colleges. Thus, the total tuition fee to pursue this programme ranges from INR 64,000 to INR 10.3 lakh,  depending on the choice of institute and specialisation. Students must note that the aforementioned dee is as per official sources. However, it is subject to change.