B.Tech

Mumbai University BE/BTech curriculum mixes foundational sciences and core engineering subjects specific to specializations. It focuses on the practical learning through application of the knowledge. All through the curriculum of BE/BTech students work on projects and get opportunities of internships. There are verious specilisations as per the interest of the students to choose from.

Mumbai University BE/BTech admissions requires a valid MHT CET or JEE Main score. Selection is done by the merit lists released by affiliated colleges, based on entrance examination merit. Students who are shortlisted proceed to document verification, counselling for the college allotment process, & eventually fee payment of 60 K to 7.7 L along the programme duration.

Candidates who get selected for AKGEC BTech admission have to pay the required fee amount. The total tuition fee for the UG course range from INR 2.4 Lacs to INR 4.5 lakh. Apart from this, there is a registratio fee of INR 2,000 as well. Selected candidates have to pay the required fee amount to secure their seats. Moreover, the mentioned fee is as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative. 

Candidates need to qualify for MHT-CET for admission to the BTech course at Mumbai University. MHT-CET is around the corner, and having the right approach will help to ace the exam. Here are the minute preparation strategies for all the applicants:

• As you are done with revision, solve as many sample papers as possible
• Solve FREE MHT-CET Mock Test
• Analyse your mistakes and work on them
• Check on time while solving the paper to avoid missing out on any question.

Read more about MHT-CET Preparation Strategy

There are many specializations available for B.Tech in IIT Delhi - Mechanical engineering, Computer Science engineering, Electronics engineering, Electrical engineering, Civil engineering, Chemical engineering.

Yes according to josha counciling we need to fill forms for admission in IIT and NIT.

The daily routine of a BTech student includes attending theory classes that teach you about the basic concepts of engineering and your chosen specialization, along with hands-on training sessions via lab classes, group studies, informative workshops, and project work. Outside the classroom as well, most of the passionate ones are busy taking up additional certifications or internships to learn as many new skills as possible.