B.E.

Yes, candidates can secure a Government jobs after completing BE course at BITS Pilani Goa. Some of the Government sector job opportunities candidats can opt for after BE degree are:

The Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering's 2025 BE in CSE cutoff has not yet been revealed. But according to the prior years' 2022, 2023, and 2024 cutoffs, the General AI category's closing rank was 3812, 2677, and 5430, respectively. According to this statistics, candidates can clearly see that their competitiveness for BE in CSE courses has decreased over the past few years. The cutoff for this year, however, is unpredictable and could be increased or decreased. 

BITS Goa offers a decent placements for its BE course. According to the media reports, the average and median package offered during BITS Pilani placements in 2024 stood at INR 20.36 LPA and INR 17 LPA, respectively. The key highlights of the overall BITS Goa placements between 2021 and 2023 are tabulated below:

Yes, candidates can withdraw their BE fees from Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering after the commencement of classes. However, there are certain terms and conditions applied by the college on withdrawal. Check out the conditions below: 

Candidates must note that, decision of the college is final on all the matters related to fee/ refunds. Policies and regulations
subject to revision from time to time. 

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The documents that you need in your admission process at Bits pilani Goa are mentioned below? :

• Marksheet of senior school certificate examination (12th standard), issued by both original copy
• Migration/transfer certificate original copy 
• Certificate of medical fitness signed by a registered practitioner.
• Secondary school/10th pass certificate issued by board original copy.
• Scan photograph and signature 
• And other personal information documents

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BITS Pilani Goa does offers BE or Bachelors of Engineering course across multiple specialisations. The BE course is equivalent to BTech course. The duration of the BTech course is four years and has a total of eight semesters.  Chemical Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, etc., are few of the BE specialisations. 

Pillai HOC College of Engineering and Technology provides several full-time B.E courses to its students. The admission criteria is same across all of the provided specialisations. Interested students can check out the following list to know about the PHCET B.E specialisations:

• Civil Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Electrical & Computer Engineering
• Computer Engineering
• IT Engineering
• Electronics and Computer Science

Students seeking to get into the Pillai HOC College of Engineering and Technology need to clear the eligibility and selection criteria of the course to get a seat at the college. Admission to the course is done on an entrance basis. Students need to provide a valid score on the accepted exam i.e., JEE Mains or MHTCET to be eligible for admission. The basic eligibility is to pass Class 12 or equivalent with a minimum aggregate of 45% with Mathematics and Physics as compulsory subjects + and Chemistry/Bio/IT.

According to the information available on the official website of the college, as per the previous academic calendar- the classes for Bachelor in Engineering courses offered at DSCE usually commence in early September. Therefore, it can be anticipated that the classes for this academic year will commence in the same month. However, the dates of the entrance exam have been released. So, firstly, candidates should prepare for the entrance exams according to their dates. 

No, there are no seat reservations for the BE course at BITS Pilani. The institute only offers seats based on the in-house exam candidates' academic performance. Candidates must appear for the BITSAT 2025 exam and participate in the counseling rounds for BE seats. However, BITS Pilani might make special provisions for the admission of people with disabilities, women, and people from the weaker sections of society.