B.Tech

IIT Tirupati offers BTech for the duration of 4 years in various specialisations such as Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and many more. The Institute offers BTech with an annual intake of 53 in each specialisation with a qualification aggregate of 75% in Class 12. In addition to this, candidates must secure valid scores in JEE Main/ JEE Advanced. The total tuition fees of the course is worth INR 8 Lakh. 

Some states conduct their own state exams, like COMEDK, WBJEE, KCET, etc. Some private colleges take their respective exams too. Like VIT, BITs etc., and also mostly colleges accept JEE Mains. But some also accept CUET or take direct admission.

Jain University offers B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering with AI specialization:

- 4-year full-time program
- Total tuition fees: 13.00 lakh
- Average package: 8.19 lakh

Yes, you can potentially get into Presidency University-Bangalore even with lower 2nd PUC marks, if you perform well in KCET, as KCET scores are a significant factor in the admission process, especially for engineering programs. 

You'll need a Diploma in a relevant engineering field, a minimum aggregate percentage in your diploma, and potentially an entrance exam, depending on the specific programme and university. 

Eligibility Criteria:o

u'll need a Diploma in engineering or technology from a recognised institution. You'll likely need a minimum aggregate percentage in your diploma, typically around 45% (or 40% for reserved categories).

Ensure you have studied Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects along with Biology/Mathematics or a technical vocational subject in your 10+2 (or equivalent). 

 B.Tech at Rabindranath Tagore University cost starts from INR 1.80 Lacs for the four years, and it depends upon the categories of students.

The VJTI B.Tech. Computer Engineering program reaches elevated admission cutoff standards. The MHT CET cutoffs for GOPEN students in 2023-24 academic year reached 99.89 percentile during the first round but decreased to 99.76 ppercentile in the last round. The ultimate cutoff for Other Backward Classes (GOBCS) candidates amounted to 98.67 percentile in the last admission round. According to previous trends the competitive cutoff standards have been steady as general category students need more than 99 percentile during their academic admission process.