B.Tech in Electronics (VLSI Design and Technology) 

at NMAM Institute of Technology, Mangalore

NMAM Institute of Technology B.Tech Admissions Eligibility Required minimum marks of 45% in Physics, Math and relevant subject in the Class 12th NUCAT Admission through an online application at INR 1000 non-refundable. Merit list will then follow. Counseling will take place. The seats will then be granted. When their names appear in the list, there will be verification of their documents and an admission fee that will be given so that they can attend classes.

Yes BTech programme is available at NMAM Institute of Technology (NMAMIT), Nitte (located near Mangalore) in fourteen different disciplines including Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Biotechnology & Civil Engineering.

The specialisation offered by BTech at NMAM Institute of Technology are listed below: 

 Artificial Intelligence & Data Science
• Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
• Biotechnology
• Civil
• Computer & Communication
• Computer Science
• Electrical & Electronics
• Electronics & Communication
• Information Science
• Mechanical
• Robotics & Artificial Intelligence
• Information Technology with Full Stack Development
 specialization (Approval awaited)

The NMAM Institute of Technology offers good for placements to the graduating students. Check out the NMAM Institute of Technology placements recorded during seasons 2023 to 2025 given below: 

The highest package offered during the NMAM Institute of Technology placements 2025 was INR 59 LPA. The highest packages offered at NMAM Institute of Technology placements 2023 to 2025 are given below: 

To fill NMAM Institute of Technology 2026 application form particularly for BTech via NUCAT you will need scanned copies of your 10th & 12th standard marks cards, passport size photo, signature & valid ID proof. Additional documents needed for admission include transfer certificate, migration certificate & category certificate (if applicable).

It can be difficult to get into NMAM Institute of Technology (NMAMIT), particularly for well-liked programs like mechanical engineering, computer Science and electronics. Cutoffs vary by programme and entrance exam, although the institute accepts scores from the Nitte University Common Entrance Test (NUCET) the Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) and the COMEDK for non-Karnataka students.

Candidates who score higher on these tests have a greater chance because there are fewer seats available. Although admission is less hard for students applying through management quota, a high academic record is still required. Although admission isn't as difficult as at prestigious IITs or NITs students who score well have a better chance of getting accepted because of NMAMIT's stellar reputation.

Applicants for NMAM Institute of Technology BTech programme must have passed 10+2 with at least 50% aggregate in Physics, Mathematics & Chemistry (45% for reserved categories). Candidates must be at least 17 years old & qualify in entrance exams like NUCAT, KCET, COMEDK UGET or JEE Main. 

NMAM Institute of Technology provides several scholarship opportunities for its postgraduate students. Scholarships are primarily merit-based, targeting students who demonstrate outstanding academic performance. Specifically, 20% of the seats across various programs are reserved for toppers in the NUCAT examination, and successful candidates may receive up to 40% fee concessions based on merit. NMAM Institute of Technology offers financial aid programs and follows the reservation policy as per the guidelines of the Government of Karnataka, benefiting SC, ST, OBC, and PwD students with fee relaxations and quotas. These initiatives aim to support deserving students by reducing financial burdens and encouraging academic excellence.

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Admission to NMAM Institute of Technology is considered moderately challenging. It requires decent rank in KCET or COMEDK UGET for state quota or good score in their own NUCAT entrance exam. Cutoff ranks vary by specialisation with top branches like Computer Science requiring higher scores.