M.Tech colleges accepting PERA CET in India

Yes, MIT WPU is a good college for MTech taking its infrastructure, faculty and placements into account. However the students must be prepared for the challanges posed by the academic environment. 

The data for current year K J Somaiya School of Engineering placements is yet to be revealed. The table below shows the  highlights of K J Somaiya School of Engineering M.Tech placements from the previous year:

Yes, students can get admission in Atharva School of Engineering and Technology M.Tech without GATE. The college also accepts PERA CET or Atharva University All India Entrance Test scores. 

To be eligible for M.Tech degree course, candidates must have:

• A BE/BTech degree from a recognised university or institute.
• A valid score in GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering).
• A minimum of 60% aggregate marks in their BE/BTech degree

Aspirants who have passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and/ or Technical Vocational Subjects and English with at least 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for reserved category) can apply for integrated M.Tech course. Candidates must prove their eligibility during the verification process to avoid rejection. 

No, BTech or BE is not mandatory requirement for M.Tech admissions at MIT School of Food Technology. Candidates who have cleared a Food Technology discipline course with a minimum duration of four years are also eligible to apply for MTech.

Candidates applying for M.Tech for working professionals are also eligible if they completed a full-time MSc course in Food Technology discipline.