Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
at Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu

2.9 /5

(4 Reviews)

Private Institute
Estd. 1993

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
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MBSCET
Overview

At Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology, there are a total of 5 specialisations under the B.E. / B.Tech course. B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering is among the specialisations that are spread across a total academic duration of 4 years. Candidates must pay the Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering fee of around INR 1,80,000. The course has an intake of 30 seats. Find below more details on the B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering at Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology:

Total Tuition Fees	₹1.80 Lakh Get Fees details
Duration	4 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	30
Type of University	Private

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
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Fees

Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology fee comprises of various components, including admission fees, tuition fees, medical assistance, university development fees, etc. Some of these components are to be paid semester-wise, while others must be paid yearly. The Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology total tuition fee for B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering is INR 1,80,000. Below mentioned is all the information around fee structure of Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering:

Fee components	Amount (4 years)
Tuition Fees Tuition fee is calculated on the basis of 1st year/semester.	₹ 1.80 Lakh
Total fee	₹ 1.80 Lakh

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
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MBSCET

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can we pursue BTech distance course at MBSCET?

No, the candidate cannot pursue BTech through distance education at MBSCET. The mode of study for the offered course is full-time. If a course claims to be distance BTech then it is not AICTE recognised.

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Q: How many specialisations are there in BTech course at MBSCET?

There are six specialisations in BTech, at MBSCET. The specialisations are Civil Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Information Technology and Mechanical Engineering.

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Q: In the BTech programme of MBSCET is there any other subject that is required in Class 12 except PCM?

No, there is no requirement of any other subject to pursue BTech in MBSCET, the eligibility criteria for taking admission in their BTech programme is the candidate should pass Class 12 with the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. But to take admission in BTech CSE you are required to have at least one computer language as your subject in Class 12.

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Q: How can we get admission in BTech course at MBSCET?

To get admission in BTech course at MBSCET, the candidate must complete Class 12 with PCM. The student needs to appear for JKBOPEE entrance exam for government quota and SCET for minority quota. After qualifying the entrance seat allotment is done through counselling and admission is confirmed by submitting the application form, required documents and fees.

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Q: What is the total seat intake of BTech at MBSCET?

The total seat intake of BTech course at MBSCET is 330. There are two quotas of equal weightage i.e. 165 students in Government of J&K quota and 165 in Minority quota.

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Course	Seat Intake
BTech	330

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
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Students Ratings & Reviews

2.9/5

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3-4
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Placements2.3

Infrastructure3

Faculty & Course3.7

Campus Life2.7

Value for Money3

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2020

3.6

3Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

My overall experience here is good. The infrastructure is good, but the cafeteria is very bad.

Placements: Around 20% of the students from our batch got placed until now. Here you can't expect high salary packages, and mostly, our college offered walk-in interviews. The highest salary package offered is 4.5 LPA, while the lowest salary package offered is 1.5 LPA and the average salary package offered is 2.5 LPA. Many companies visit here for placements, but they aren't MNCs. Only a few students from our course got placed.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of our college is quite good, including a library, laboratory and classrooms. But there is no open Wi-Fi facility for students, and you have to go to computer labs for any internet use. It is very inconvenient. I heard about the hostel facilities from my friends that they are well cleaned, but the food served is not that much good. There are no sports facilities for girls, and the administration needs to upgrade this.

Faculty: Professors and teaching staff members are very good in our college. The teaching is excellent here, and teachers are friendly as well. You can consult them whenever you face any sort of problem. This course curriculum is relevant, but it doesn't make students industry-ready. They need to focus more on providing practical knowledge.

Reviewed on 20 May 2020Read More

Anirudh Gandotra Verified Icon

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2017

1.4

1Placements2Infrastructure2Faculty1Crowd & Campus Life1Value for Money

If I could turn back time, I would never have taken admission in this college.

Placements: Negligible placements were present. Some people of our batch went to Amritsar for placement in Boo sector. The graduates usually opt preparing for government exams (bank) as there are no options left. There is no effort to call companies for placements.

Infrastructure: Medical facilities, sports and games are in very bad condition. The playroom has to table made up of wood. The pool table is torn and there is no access for carrom table. The play field has excessive grass plus the discipline is so strong that you rarely get a chance to play. Wi-Fi is available. All the labs have sufficient machinery but maximum of them do not work. The machinery is only for show purpose. We rarely observed any experiments in labs except for 1st semester. In many semesters, the we didn't even perform any experiments. The focus is on completing the labs file on time and submitting the assignments. The assignments for each subjects are mere slaves of copy paste.

Faculty: Except for 2-3 teachers, None of the teachers seemed qualified and knowledgeable. The teachers did not focus on learning but on preparing us for semester exams. The staff present there is commonly selected by reference and not by qualification. The professors are grilled o ly on discipline and to ensure there is no noise coming out of the class. No industry exposure is provided and a graduate does not of sufficient knowledge to be classified as an engineer.

Other: The fest happens around the year end. If you have made the professors happy by constantly trying to please them, they will give you responsibility to manage the festival. The other way around to gain managerial position is by being a goon or by reference. They do not even consider students talent. For performance, usually professionals from outside are called to organize dance and skit performances which makes the festival a mere showoff. Rarely there is an interactive session between juniors and seniors. Scholarships are as per central government. Policy or given to people who have reference from the class that controls the college. No scholarships are given to toppers. Campus surroundings are communal and there is no talks on productive topics. The management itself forces the girls to wear only Alwar kameez and sends the girls back home If they wear jeans. You are in danger if you even try flirting with girls of another community except of you are a goon or belonging to the majority in college. Some of the goons in college openly pass jibes at girls and stalk as well as Eve tease them. Girls keep it to themselves to prevent any problems they may face from home. No extracurricular activities. If you propose one, you are subjected to humiliation of not concentrating on the studies. Rotten methods of teaching and learning. The clerical staff treats students like untouchables. The P. A to principle treats you with utter disrespect and looks down to you. The professors constantly tell you that if you would have studied, you would have been in a nicer college.

Reviewed on 1 May 2018Read More

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2020

3.8

3Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

I'm satisfied with the college in accordance with a standard of Jammu.

Placements: In my first year, a good amount of students got placed in some reputed companies. Two students even got placed in Amazon. In my second year, most of the students got placed. The college in addition to internal placement took the students for placement fairs also, but only the students, who were willing and dedicated.

Infrastructure: If there is any best college in accordance with academics, it's MBSCET. The college has the best labs and good teachers. The point to be noted is that the labs are good that till 2010, GCET and MIET used to do their workshops here. The library is available with a good amount of books.

Faculty: The teachers are most helpful. Every teacher is willing to give their best. The teachers keep on insisting students ask questions. The teachers in addition to having good qualification have a good experience also. The teachers attend the class regularly, and they take proper care of each student.

Other: There is a fest on the campus. The campus is big, so it doesn't seem the crowd over there.

Reviewed on 11 Apr 2018Read More

akhil gupta

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2018

1.8

1Placements1Infrastructure3Faculty1Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

No freedom no enjoyment, It's like a school.

Placements: 5-10% of students are placed & they got salary 15-20,000/-. Only 2 or 3 companies visit our campus. The student got role of software developer or related to their field. But not good placement drive in our college. There is placement cell but no companies are visited to choose students for job.

Infrastructure: No Wi-Fi provided, only we pay charges of Wi-Fi. Classroom is okay. Library in our college is good. Food is good in our canteen. There is no medical facilities provided in our college. No sports in our college. No games in college. No experienced staff.

Faculty: Some teachers are helpful & some teachers are corrupt. The staff in our college is qualified & have good knowledge. The teaching quality is not good. No teaching methods are used only take the question and write the solution on board that's it. No we didn't get industry exposure.

Other: Fest is in our college in summer season.

Reviewed on 2 Feb 2018Read More

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Students also asked

Q: How can I get admission in MBSCET?

The student can get admission in MBSCET by qualifying JKBOPEE or SCET. After clearing the exam, the student must participate in counselling and seat allotment. Admission is then confirmed by reporting to MBSCET with required documents and fees.

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Q: Does Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology has a placement cell?

Yes, the college has a Training and Placement (T&P) cell. T&P cell firmly believes in making students 'Employable'. To achieve this goal, it works towards recognizing the core competencies of students. The cell has tie – ups with the placement cell of other colleges in Chandigarh and Punjab so that they can send students for the joint campus drives as well.

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Q: How are the placements at MBS College of Engineering and Technology?

The MBSCET placements 2023 concluded with 38 students placed. The overall the highest package stood at INR 7.2 LPA. It was offered to EE students. In addition, the lowest package offered was INR 2 LPA.

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Q: What is the fees range for courses offerred by the Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology?

The fees range for courses offerred by the Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology is around INR 180000.

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
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Placements

Top Recruiters for MBSCET

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
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Entry Requirements

Requirements for 12th grade Up Arrow Icon

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Candidate must have passed 10+2 or an equivalent examination from a recognized Institute/ University.

JKCET

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Candidate must have Domicile certificate of UT of J&K or ST certificate issued by competent Authority of UT of Ladakh.

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
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Admission Process

Counselling
Admission is through counselling based on the rank obtained in JKCET for candidates belonging to the majority group. Admission is through counselling based on the rank obtained in MSBMSET for candidates belonging to the minority group.