M.Tech. in Civil Engineering 

at Jain University Engineering Bangalore, Kanakapura Road

The tuition fees for the M.Tech programme in Food Technology at FET are INR 3.50-4.20 Lakhs for the entire programme duration, depending upon the specializations you choose. 

The bifurcation is given below:

1. Tuition Fee: INR 3.50-4.20 Lakhs (according to specialization)
2. Hostel Fee: INR 3.40 Lakh
3. One-Time Payment: INR 20,000

The above fees exclude exam fees, practical fees etc. Expenses on book and transportation are also excluded.

The Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FET) at Jain Deemed-to-be University, Bangalore has overall good placement records for M.Tech, but it is comparatively lesser than B.Tech in the college. The available data suggests that the placement rate for M.Tech is lower compared to B.Tech at the college, as in 2023 placement rate of M.Tech was 10.64%, compared to 54.27% for B.Tech. The average package for M.Tech at the college is INR 5.95 LPA and for B.Tech was INR 6.95 LPA.

Placements for M.Tech. in Environmental Engineering and Management at Faculty of Engineering and Technology college are somewhat okay. According to Review, the college has good placements with an average package of 5 LPA for M.Tech. in Environmental Engineering and Management.

almost 70% of students are placed, with top recruiting companies such as L&T, Mapsko, and Godrej offering average salary packages of 10 LPA.

The University has not released the course-wise the highest package. However, the specialisation-wise the highest package has been disclosed, which is as follows:

At School of Engineering and Technology, M.Tech is available for only in ECE, ML, Civil department. In each department, equal number of seats are available. 30 seats are there in each in each department, so, total numbar of seats are 90.

Eligibility criteria -Students must have 55% in Graduation Degree. With a qualifying GATE score and graduation percentage you can qualify for M.Tech at School of Engineering and Technology.

No, it's not so hard to get admission in this college you just have to prepare well.

The candidates have to fill the application form via online or offline Modes. Then they have to appear for the university entrance test i.e, JET (Jain entrance test), after getting minimum cutoff percentage, Candidates have to appear for two more stages GD (group discussion) which helps the university to know about the Candidates knowledge about the world or on some specific topic and PI(personal interviews) conducted after analysing your performances they will release your scores and if you are eligible , then by paying your fees you can confirm your seats .

The highest placement package offered during 2024 placements was INR 54 LPA. The table below mentions the overall Faculty of Engineering and Technology Jain University highest package offered during 2024 placements:

Generally speaking, Schools of Engineering and Technology have good placement percentages due to the demand for Engineers in multiple fields of almost all industries. But other than that, it is impossible to say with adefinite answer. You need to be more specific in asking, like the specific university of the instituition the SET belongs to, the branch of Engineering you are pursuing, specializations etc. The placement percentage largely depends on the instituition and university and therefore that information is necessary. It may also depend on the student demographics like performance, passout rate, attendance etc.

Yes, you can enrol in the Jain Deemed-to-be University's Faculty of Engineering and Technology in Bangalore to pursue a B.Tech without taking the JET exam.

 JEE Advanced, COMEDK UGET, Uni-GAUGE, and KCET this type of entrance exams is also acceptable. Thus, you may be qualified for admission to the B.Tech programme at the Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Jain Deemed-to-be University in Bangalore, if you have a good score on any of these exams.

The Jain Deemed-to-be University, Faculty of Engineering and Technology offeres B.Sc and BCA which accepts CUET scores. The cut off varies from course to course . Th CUET exam is recent one and hence it does not have a definite trend to predict . The factors affecting these cut off are.

1. Number of applicants and the seats available.
2. Candidates category (OBC, General and etc.)
3. Aggregate marks of the students .