Yes, the university grants admission to talented sportspersons based on trials. All such candidates who got admission under this quota need to submit an undertaking at the time of admission to the Sports Council Secretary. In this, candidates need to mention that they will take part in inter-univers

The top recruiters during UIET CSJMU Kanpur placements in recent past included TCS, HCL, Jio, Vodafone, Cadence Design System and many more.

Yes, you can apply for BTech admission if you appeared in qualifying exam. This will remain provisional until you submit proof of passing the qualifying exam. You can submit a duly authenticated marksheet at the time of admission.

No, you can transfer the BTech course fee even on migration if your previous college was also in UIET CSJMU Kanpur. In case you have taken admission in the middle of the session, you need to pay the fee due since July, when the session started.

This will be done if your BTech admission is based on JEE Mains rank. You will need to register for counselling on the BTech admission portal, where all details about the process are mentioned. 

Yes, it you can take admission even after the session starts. For this, you will have to pay tutorial dues from July. In case you have migrated from some other recognised institution and paid fees up to the last month, you won't have to pay dues.

If you don't submit a particular document during admission, Principal/Director can admit you provisionally. In this case, admission will be confirmed only after you submit the required certificates and documents on the deadline given to you.

Yes, lateral admissions in BTech are allowed in the second year. Admission will be based on merit. You must have passed 10+2 exam or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Math. The entrance form will be available on the official website.

Yes, it is normally permissible to pursue a dual degree at UIET(University Institute of Engineering and technology) , Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), with one online degree and other offline.

The University Grants Commission (UGC) which allows students to pursue two degrees simultaneously, one in