B.Tech

Every year the UIIT Shimla Civil Engineering branch's placement rate fluctuates, however it often falls between 60% and 80%. Student performance and industry demand are two examples of the elements that affect the placement rate.

Securing a seat in Aerospace or Aeronautical Engineering may be difficult with a rank of 155,786 in KCET because these branches are usually more competitive. For such specialised fields, higher ranks (lower numbers) are typically necessary. But availability can differ depending on the category and college. It's a good idea to inquire with specific universities and think about attending private colleges or engineering programs with different admission requirements.

For general category admissions, K.J. Somaiya College of Engineering normally does not recognize the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) certificate. The EWS certificate is typically not available for general category admissions; rather, it is reserved for candidates from the general category who fall below a particular economic level.

Notable government colleges in Agra offering B.Tech degrees are:

1. Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University (DBRAU): Provides B.Tech programs with a range of specializations through its Institute of Engineering and Technology.
2. Agra College: A reputable university offering B.Tech programs in several engineering specialties.
3. Raja Balwant Singh Engineering Technological Campus: Distinguished by its B.Tech courses and robust industrial ties.
4. Government Engineering College, Agra: Offers a B.Tech programme with an emphasis on theoretical and practical understanding.

The first-year fee is INR 1,31,000, and the second-year fee is INR 1,20,000. The annual bus fee is INR 21,000. With a scholarship amount of approximately INR 50,000, the costs are more manageable. Many companies, including TCS, visit this campus for recruitment. Additionally, the campus offers internships with stipends, providing valuable work experience and financial support.