B.Tech

Minimum percentage required to get admission in b tech is 55% throughout means in class 10th or class 12th for general category and for SC, St it is 50%. But I say if you don't have 60% throughout don't take admission in b tech because at the time of placement company wants 60% throughout.

Yes, lateral entry in any stream and in Mechanical engineering is being offered at Future Institute Of Engineering And Management. Through Glet entrance examination you can get admission as a lateral student.

The Future Institute of Engineering and Management in Kolkata charges the following tuition for its B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering programme:
The overall cost of the B.Tech. programme is Rs. 3.85 lakh. Further detailed structure has been provided in their website. Students must complete class 12 from an accredited board in order to get admission to Future Institute of Engineering and Management's B.Tech. programme.

A student can get admission in electrical engineering at Future Institute of Engineering and Management through counseling round by scoring approximately 30k-40k in WBJEE.
The following grades are required for admission in B.Tech:
60% or higher on the board examinations
10+2 English with at least 30% of the grade

Yes, Future Institute of Engineering and Management Kolkata offers a B.Tech programme in Electrical Engineering. You can find more information about the stream and faculty in there website as well as in their office. It has been a well-known stream since years.

Yes she can but she can't at any IIT NIT.

Yes B.Tech in smart manufacturing offered in iiit Jabalpur this course is specially designed for industry 4.0 smart manufacturing involves basic knowledge of mechanical engineering, engineering design (chips manufacturing) and computer Science (iot, ml, data Science, robotic, syber security). .

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