B.Tech. in Computer Engineering 

at NMIMS Hyderabad, Mahboobnagar

To get admission in NMIMS Hyderabad, students first have to meet the NMIMS course eligibility. Once the admission portal opens, students need to apply for the course/ entrance test and go through the selection rounds followed by counselling for seat allotment. Selected students have to report for document verification and pay the admission fees to secure their seats. 

No, NMIMS Hyderabad admissions are not merit-based. The university accepts students purely on an entrance basis. Students have to appear for NMAT/ NPAT/ CLAT, etc. to be eligible for admission.

 One of the best businesses schools in India and NMIMS has campuses in several state additionally it is currently a deemed university the university  offers in depth instruction  in the discipline of management studies additionally the university provides their reliable infrastructure that is convenient for both on campus and online students the university provides campus placements, undergraduate and post graduate courses as well as a variety of other events

How hard it is to get admission to the course depends on a variety of factors. These factors are the difficulty level of the entrance exam, the number of applicants, the availability of seats in the selected course/specialisation. etc. Admission to the BTech programme of NMIMS Hyderabad is based on the N-CET scores. Seats are allotted to the candidates who manage to secure the required cut-off for BTech admission at the institute, provided they fulfill the eligibility criteria. The institute's BTech eligibility criteria are not very difficult to meet. A candidate must have passed Class 12 with at least 45% in physics, mathematics, chemistry, or vocational subjects to be eligible for the course. Candidates with 45% in Diploma in engineering can also apply. 

A comparison between BBA LLB offered at NMIMS Hyderabad and Symbiosis Law School on the basis of total tuition fee and total seat intake is given below:

The total tuition fee is taken from unoffficial sources. Hence, is indicative.