Universal College Patiala Answered Questions

No, in order to get admission into Prerna Pratishthan's Universal College of Engineering and Research you need to appear for  MHT CET if you're from Maharashtra or JEE Main if you're from other states. Also if you're looking for admission in the second year after your Diploma or bsc, it can be done without any entrance exam . The admission will solely be based on merit. 

The application process for B.E./B.Tech at Universal Engineering College typically requires several documents. These include the 10th and 12th standard mark sheets, the entrance exam scorecard (if applicable), a transfer certificate, a character certificate, and a migration certificate. Additionally, candidates may need to provide a domicile certificate, caste certificate (if applicable), and passport-size photographs. Here's a more detailed breakdown:Academic Records:Class 10th Mark Sheet Class 12th Mark Sheet Entrance Exam Scorecard (e.g., JEE Main) or admit card Transfer and Character:Transfer Certificate (from the previous school) Character Certificate (from the previous school) Other Documents:Migration Certificate (if required) Domicile Certificate Caste Certificate (if applicable) Passport-size photographs Proof of Identity:Some sources mention the need for identity proof like Aadhar card, etc. Candidates should also be prepared to submit original certificates for verification, as the college may retain some original documents after admission. 

In order to apply for B.E./ B.Tech at Prerna Pratishthan's Universal College of engineering and Research, you need to appear for 1.MH CET - if you're from Maharashtra 2.JEE Mains - if you're from any other states Then you need to apply for the CAP (centralized admission process) counselling on the Maharashtra CET cell website  and fill in your preferences of colleges. You'll also need to upload documents for verification . And you'll be alloted a seat on the basis of your rank and preference.

Absolutely. The Prerana Prathishthan's Universal College of Engineering and Reasearch is a well known institute. The university holds the fame due to several reasons amongst which are its well developed infrastructure and facilities including cafetaria, gym, medical unit, auditorium, computer centres, labs, classrooms, hostels, games, library, etc., good placements by top recruiters like Mahindra,  Reliance,  Tech Mahindra,  Capgemini,  Amazon,  Microsoft,  Tata Consultancy, and many others, the experienced faculty, good student reviews, etc.

Due to its solid engineering foundation, stellar placement record, and industry-focused methodology, Universal Engineering College's B.E./B.Tech programme is very well-liked by students.The course prepares students for a successful career by giving them a strong foundation in engineering principles.  More than 80% of students are hired by reputable companies with average annual compensation packages between INR 2 and 3 lakhs.With a focus on real-world applications, the course curriculum is made to prepare students for the workforce.  

Yes, you can get admission to the B.E. / B.Tech course at Universal Engineering College without KEAM through the management quota or NRI quota. Under the management quota, a portion of seats is filled based on candidates' 12th standard (10+2) marks—particularly in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics—without requiring a KEAM rank, though some colleges may still prefer candidates who have appeared for KEAM. Similarly, the NRI quota allows admission purely on the basis of 12th marks and is meant for students sponsored by Non-Resident Indians, with higher fees compared to regular merit seats. Additionally, candidates holding a Diploma in engineering can seek lateral entry admission directly into the second year without KEAM, by applying through the LBS Centre's lateral entry process. However, it's important to note that fees for management and NRI quota seats are significantly higher, and branch availability may be limited compared to merit-based KEAM allotments.  

The cutoff marks for Universal Engineering College vary depending on the specific course and the year. For example, in the MHT CET, the cutoff for Computer Engineering in Round 1 was 82.7 percentile in 2024, while for Information Technology, it was 81.77. In the same exam, the cutoff for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning was 79.19. For the last round, the cutoff for Computer Engineering was 85.34. To find the cutoff marks for a specific year and course, you can refer to the college's website or online resources like Shiksha etc. Here's a more detailed breakdown of the cutoff information: MHT CET:The college accepts MHT CET scores for admission to its engineering programs.JEE Main:Some programs also consider JEE Main scores.Round-wise Cutoffs:Cutoffs are usually released round-wise, with the first round often having a higher cutoff than subsequent rounds.Course-wise Cutoffs:Different engineering branches have varying cutoff marks. For instance, Computer Engineering typically has a higher cutoff compared to some other branches.Category-wise Cutoffs:Cutoffs may also differ based on the candidate's category (e.g., General, OBC, SC, ST).

The quality of food in the hostel mess at Universal Engineering College (UEC) is generally considered average to satisfactory by most students. The mess provides both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, and meals typically follow a set South Indian menu with rice, curry, vegetables, sambar, rasam, and occasional special dishes. According to student reviews, the food is hygienic and nutritious, but the variety can feel repetitive over time. Some students have expressed that the taste could be improved and that the food tends to be on the simpler side, focusing more on health than on rich or spicy flavors. The college ensures that the mess operates under clean conditions, and there is usually a mechanism for students to give feedback or raise concerns about the food quality. Overall, while the mess food meets basic expectations, it may not fully satisfy those looking for more diverse or flavorful meals.  

The faculty members at the college are well qualified and experienced. The staff is supportive and knowledgeable . The quality and method of teaching are very nice and effective with focus on both practical as well as theoretical aspects. Overall the faculty is nice and helpful not just in teaching but also in fields releted to internships, projects and career.

NO, you can't get direct admission into the college. In order to get admission you need to appear for the entrance exam i.e MH CET ( if you're from Maharashtra) and JEE main ( if you're from other states) . However If you want to take admission into the second year after the Diploma or B.Sc then you can get admission without any entrance exam. The admission will be then solely based on your merit.