Diploma in Electrical Engineering (Lateral Entry) 

at Sigma University, Vadodara

The key highlights related to Sigma University placements 2024 are tabulated below:

In order to get admission to Sigma University, there are two ways to apply for the courses:

1. Direct admission: Candidates can apply directly on the university's official website for the admission to the courses of their choice. Direct admission are offered to candidates based on their previous merit scores of the last qualifying exam.
2. ACPC Counselling: To secure a seat at courses such as MBA, BTech, etc., candidates can also apply via ACPC Counselling, which is conducted for the colleges based out from Gujarat state. Candidates can register for ACPC Counselling, where they will be allocated college as per their choice and the availability of the seats.  

The list of eminent companies that participated in Sigma University placements over the past few years is presented below:

Yes, a three year BCA and a four year BCA (Hons) courses are offered in full-time mode at Sigma University. These courses are offered at the Faculty of Computer Science & Applications. As per the official website, the seat intake for this course is 200. Direct admissions are offered to candidates who fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria for the course. 

The documents required during the Sigma University application form filling are as follows:

• Class 10 and 12 mark sheets
• Class 10 and 12 passing certificate
• Graduation degree certificate
• School leaving certificate
• Caste certificate
• Passport-size certificate
• Aadhar card

Yes, BTech course is available at Sigma University. The university offers BTech courses at the UG level. Candidate must meet the eligibility criteria to enrol for BTech course admission is set by the college. Aspirants must pass Class 12. Sigma University's admission process is based on GUJCET followed by ACPC Counselling.

According to unofficial sources, the majority of Sigma University alumni are working in the Engineering sector with a 39% share. The pie chart below illustrates the detailed sector-wise distribution of alumni: