M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering colleges in Kharagpur

IIT Kharagpur offers a joint MTech/ MCP PhD programme to students who have completed their UG degree in the relevant stream. Under this programme, at the end of the first year, interested students with a CGPA of 8.0 and above are eligible to appear for a written test and/or interview to check their suitability to enrol for PhD. Those who do not qualify for PhD can continue with their two-year MTech/MCP programme. Students selected for PhD will have to complete the two-year academic requirements of MTech/ MCP programme before enrolment for PhD. For these students, the MTech/MCP and PhD degrees will be awarded together upon successful completion of PhD. The programme is open to students of all categories with a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering/ Technology/ Architecture/ MSc or equivalent professional degrees (AMIE, etc.) with a valid GATE score.

Jadavpur University is among the top 10 Engineering institutes in the country as per the NIRF 2023 rankings. Given below are the ranking trend of Jadavpur University for the Engineering category:

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NIT Durgapur admissions for MTech is based on GATE score. The institute offers seats under Sponsored and Self-Sponsored Category. After qualifying GATE, candidates are required to come for CCMT Counselling. GATE cutoffs are released online, aspirants with score equal or above cutoff, become eligible for counselling. Aspirants need to register for CCMT Counselling to become eligible for seat allotment. Selected candidates are required to confirm their seat by paying the course fee.

The last date to register for JoSAA 2026 was June 11.

Amity University Kolkata is a private university in Kadampukur, Kolkata. The university has ranked #25 by the NIRF 2025 under the category Architecture & Planning. At the UG level BCom, BA, BCA, BBA, BTech, etc. are offered. MBA, MTech, MCA, MA, MSc, MCom, etc. are offered at the PG level. PhD courses are also offered by the university. According to the last placement data released by the university, the highest package offered during the ampus placements stood at INR 32.21 LPA, offered to BTech CSE graduate. In short, it is good university in terms of rankings, placements, range of courses, etc.

At the time of JIS College of Engineering admission, students must provide certain documents for verification. Students must ensure the validity of the documents. Candidates can download the affidavits from the official website of the college. Find below the list of required documents for JISCE admission:

• Original/ Downloaded Admit card of the accepted exam (JEE Mains, WBJEE/ AMPAI/ JELET/ JECA/ GATE/ PGET/ CAT/ MAT/ JEMAT/ CET/ JEXPO/ VOCLET)
• Allotment letter 
• Class 10 & 12 admit card & marksheet
• Six passport-size coloured photographs
• Medical, Eye & Blood group certificate
• Migration/ School leaving certificate (original)
• Orginal affidavits as per AICTE guidelines (Anti-ragging)
• Identity Proof

The WBJEE 2023 cutoff for Round 3 at UEM Kolkata has been released. Candidates who are seeking admission to the UEM Kolkata, B.Tech. programme can check this section for the latest cutoff trends.

According to the UEM Kolkata, cutoff for Round 3 in 2023, the closing ranks for all B.Tech. specializations ranged from 11664 to 17861. The most competitive specialisation has been Information Technology with a closing rank of 11664, followed by Computer Science and Engineering (IOT) with 17861 rank. As per official sources, cutoff for these courses of UEM Kolkata is not available for previous years.

JIS College of Engineering and Haldia Institute of Technology are offering full-time M.Tech courses in Kolkata. Both the institutions have been placed under the #201-300 rank band in the NIRF Ranking 2024 (Engineering category). Comparing the M.Tech fees of the two institutes, Haldia Institute of Technology turns out to be the more economical option. Check out the following table for the M.Tech fee at the two institutions:

NOTE: The mentioned fees are taken from the official websites of the institutes/sanctioning bodies. They are still subject to changes and hence, are indicative.