Patel Group of Institutions Bhopal Answered Questions

The specific date for the declaration of semester exam results at Patel College of Science and Technology, Bhopal, is not available. However, the college is affiliated with Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya (RGPV). Therefore, the results are likely to be declared on the RGPV website.

To pursue B.E./B.Tech in Patel College of Science and Technology, Bhopal, one has to qualify 10+2 (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) with 45% (General) and 40% (Reserved categories). The choice of selection is mostly dependent on a valid *JEE Main* result. The shortlisted candidates will have to undergo a process of counselling known as the *DTE Madhya Pradesh BE counselling* where the candidates will initially be required to get their details registered online then filling in with their choice, publication of the merit list of the eligible candidates, and the final seat allotment and thereafter verification of documents and making of the fee payment in the institute.

Yes, it is possible to get admission to Patel College of Science and Technology (PCST), Bhopal for the B.E./B.Tech programme without JEE Main, although it may depend on the specific course and admission criteria for that year. PCST Bhopal does offer admission based on merit, meaning your 12th-grade scores could be a factor. Some students may also be admitted based on entrance exams other than JEE Main, or through lateral entry into the second year after completing a relevant Diploma or B.Sc. degree.

The food in the hostel mess of PCST Bhopal is of *good to average* quality, though a lot of students are satisfactory with the food. Although it has been called in other reviews "typical hostel food", it is also regularly described as either good or very good, and it includes breakfast and dinner with it. The mess is a good one, as it has good eatable food to be used only on daily basis and a fairly maintained environment whose preferences differ according to individuals.

Patel College of Science and Technology, Bhopal, requires a minimum of 50% in the qualifying exam for general category students for most of its undergraduate programs, with a reduced requirement of 45% for OBC/SC/ST candidates. For the Bachelor of Engineering (BE) program, a minimum of 50% in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics is required. JEE Main scores are also considered for BE admissions.

The Patel College of Science and Technology (PCST), Bhopal has hostel charges of some *INR 50,000 per annum*. This fees usually covers breakfast and dinner. The hostels come with other basic features like beds, tables, chairs, wardrobe, Wi-Fi connections, and leisure activities such as indoor playgrounds and a gym with choices of AC/ Non-AC and single/ sharing rooms.

Patel College of Science and Technology (PCST), Bhopal is highly placed (almost 85 a year with major recruiters such as TCS) with a wide range of engineering and management degrees, state-of-the-art-infrastructure and labs, well-equipped lecture halls and modern buildings. Liased to RGPV and with the approval of the AICTE, PCST lays stress on practical training and has a team of qualified and experienced faculty. Its regular feature in the list of the best private colleges in MP only goes on to further boost the image of a major provider of technical education.

Patel College of Science and Technology in Bhopal offers a range of facilities including separate hostels for boys and girls, a well-equipped library, labs, digital classrooms, and sports facilities. The campus also features a canteen, a cooperative store, and a health clinic. Additionally, the college provides Wi-Fi, an auditorium, and lecture halls with multimedia capabilities.

Patel College of Science and Technology (PCST), Bhopal, boasts alumni working in various prominent organizations in both the government and private sectors. Some notable alumni include Swati Pandey (ISRO), Santosh Saini (Indian Air Force), Aditya Jain (Addl. Collector), and Shantanu Gaur (Intelligence Bureau) in the government sector. In the private sector, alumni like Chetan Patel (Indian Oil), Amjad Ali (Indian Navy), and Sakshi Tripathi (Airport Authority of India) are also making their mark.