Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology Placement & Salary Insights

According to the data gathered from unofficial sources, Education sector has placed the most number of ZHCET students. Further, the sector-wise ZHCET alumni placement statistics are presented below:

Note: The “Others” category includes the sectors of Business Development, Information Technology, Media and Communication, Operations, Human Resources, Marketing, Sales and Community and Social Services.

The above-mentioned alumni data is gathered from unofficial sources and hence may vary.

No, Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology BTech admissions are entrance-based. Candidates seeking admision to the BTech programme of the university must appear for the AMUEEE, the entrance exam conducted by the university. Interested candidates can apply for the exam through the official website of the university. They must also register for the AMUEEE counselling after the release of AMUEEE results.

MTech admissions at Zakhir Hussain College of Engineering and Technology are through GATE scores. Shortlisting of the candidates is done on the basis of their respective performance in the test, followed by the process of admission confirmation.

The  Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology  only accepts AMUEEE scores for admission to the BTech course. The AMUEEE is private- engineering exam with a very high volume of applicants every year which means th competition level among students is also very high. Below mentioned are some tips and tricks that will help students prepare for AMUEEE:

The BTech selection at Zakhir Hussain College of Engineering and Technology is done on the basis of scores in the AMUEEE entrance exams. The candidates are shortlisted by exam scores and then confirmed admission after paying the fees.

Admissions at ZHCET are primarily *entrance-based* for its BTech programs. They consider scores from national-level or university-level exams like JEE Main, AMUEEE (the university's own entrance exam), or state-level engineering entrances. While academic merit might be used within categories of eligible candidates, the initial selection and ranking heavily rely on entrance exam performance.

ZHCET considers scores from national-level or university-level entrance exams, but *doesn't specifically mention accepting CUET* for BTech admissions. Their website lists NTA scores, so clarify directly with ZHCET for confirmation.

Students can visit the official site of Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology to know latest details about admissions. The college will likely post the admission timeline at the official site.

Yes, Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology has been ranked for its BTech course via multiple well-know rnaign bodies such as NIRF and India Today since the college is a well-known engineering college in India. Find below the ZHCET BTech ranking data for three cosecutive years:

As per the seat availability at Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology, there are over 364 seats reserved for the M.Tech course. The seats are further spread across the multiple M.Tech specialisations. 20 seats are alone reserved for the M.Tech in Chemical Engineering, 15 seats in Nanotechnology, 18 seats in Mechanical Engineering, and more. 

Zakhir Hussain College of Engineering and Technology BTech in Computer Science Engineering is among the different specialiSation offered under the course. The eligibility criteria for the CSE is Class 12 passed in Physics, Chemistry, and Math as main courses with an aggregate of not less than 50%. Candidates are offered admission through scores in the AMUEEE. 

Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology admission after the 10th Diploma is subject to a valid score on the entrance test. Candidates who have completed the Class 10 course are eligible to apply for the course. Candidates are required to apply for the entrance exam conducted by the university. The admission dates differ for different academic sessions and are released by the university online. After the entrance test candidates are shortlisted based on the test score. Shortlisted candidates are required to finalise the admission by paying the final after 10th Diploma admission fee.

Yes, Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology does offers M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. The course is a two-year full-time course offered across multiple sub-specialisations as follows:

• MTech in Mechanical Engineering (Industrial and Production Engineering
• MTech in Mechanical Engineering (Machine Design)
• MTech in Mechanical Engineering (Robotics and Automation)  
• MTech in Mechanical Engineering (Thermal Engineering)

MTech admission is offered based on the candidate's performance in GATE. Further, candidates without the exam score are selected for the remaining vacancies through Departmental Test.

Find below the comparison between ZHCET and Mahatma Gandhi Central University for its M.Tech course to know which university is better for the Master of Science course:

*This information is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change. 

Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology offers after the 10th Diploma via its different Departments. The Diploma course is offered across different specialisations mainly Engineering such as Diploma in Communication Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Civil Engineering, and more. The Diploma level course has six semesters that lasts for three years. Admission to the Diploma course is subject to a valid score in the University entrance test conducted by AMU.

Admission is open for MSc at Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology. As per the official brochure, the university starts accepting the application form in March. 

As per the official AMU, the after 10th Diploma in Civil Engineering is only available for the male students. To be eligible for the cousre candidates must have a completed Secondary School Certificate of this University or an equivalent examination with not less than 45% aggregate of English, Maths and Science as three subjects of equal weightage. Further,  the candidate should have passed English, Maths and Science individually at the qualifying examination.