B.Tech

No, it is not possible to get admission to B.Tech programs at VIT University without appearing for the VIT Engineering Entrance Examination (VITEEE). VITEEE is the mandatory entrance exam conducted by VIT University for admission to its B.Tech programs. The university considers the VITEEE scores for shortlisting candidates for admission. Based on the rank secured by the candidate, a merit list is prepared, and candidates are invited for counseling and seat allotment. The admission process is highly competitive, and candidates are required to score well in VITEEE to secure admission to their preferred B.Tech programme at VIT University. So, it is recommended that you appear for the VITEEE if you wish to seek admission to the B.Tech programs at VIT University. However, you can also explore other universities or colleges that offer B.Tech programs and have different admission criteria.

The Sandwich courses in B.Tech are designed for students who wish to combine their academic studies with practical work experience in the industry. In Tamil Nadu, the Anna University offers Sandwich courses in B.Tech through the Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions TNEA process. The following are the Sandwich Courses in B.Tech for admission in TNEA:
B.Tech (Sandwich) in Mechanical Engineering
B.Tech (Sandwich) in Production Engineering
B.Tech (Sandwich) in Automobile Engineering
B.Tech (Sandwich) in Manufacturing Engineering
B.Tech (Sandwich) in Industrial Engineering
B.Tech (Sandwich) in Aeronautical Engineering
B.Tech (Sandwich) in Aerospace Engineering
B.Tech (Sandwich) in Electronics and Communication Engineering
B.Tech (Sandwich) in Computer Science and Engineering
The duration of the course is usually five years, and it includes one year of industrial training. During the industrial training, students get an opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge to real-world problems and gain practical work experience in the industry.

Bakhtiyarpur College of Engineering (BCE) is one amongst the six new Government Engineering College established by the Government of Bihar under the Department of Science and Technology. It will start its first academic session (2016-17) from old campus of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Patna at Patliputra Colony. The new engineering college will have four engineering branches - computer Science, civil, mechanical, and electrical & electronics - with an intake of 60 per branch and 240 students in total. Bakhtiyarpur College of Engineering is approved by the All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) and
affiliated to Aryabhatta Knowledge University (AKU), Patna. Training and placements: BCE Patna established its T&P Cell which provides 360 degree career solution to student. It established with the vision to make every individual BCEians a career oriented person instead of a job oriented person. TCS, HCL, Wipro etc. Are the major recruiters. So being government engineering college, BCE can be good option for pursuing B.Tech courses.