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Admission fees for B.Tech First Year approximately is Rupees 28,000 for general category and percentage based concession for other categories for the same. Hostel fees is INR 2,000 per year. 

The approximate cost for B.Tech in any branch at LIT Nagpur is around INR 1.3-1.5 LPA . However the exact figure for fees of the same is not available on the official website yet. LIT Nagpur offers B.Tech in the follow branches: 

• B.Tech in Chemical Engineering.

• B.Tech in Petrochemical Technology .

• B.Tech in Food Technology.

• B.Tech in Oil Technology.

• B.Tech in Surface Coating Technology.

• B.Tech in Plastics and Polymer Technology.

• B.Tech in Pulp and Paper Technology.

Admission for B.Tech in LIT Nagpur is accepted through entrance examinations like ICAR AIEEA , MHT-CET or JEE MAINS.

To know more regarding the admission process for B.Tech in LIT Nagpur, refer to the official website of the university.

To be eligible for the Tech course at Sushant University, the candidate must have an overall aggregate of 50% marks in 10+2 with PCM.

Sushant University is a newer university, established in 2017, whereas ICRI Gurgaon was established in 1993. Sushant University has a smaller campus and a lower student-to-faculty ratio. It also has a more liberal and student-friendly culture.

Sushant University eligibility criteria vary depending on the programme you are applying to. However, there are some general eligibility requirements that all applicants must meet.

You must have passed the 10+2 examination with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) from a recognised board.
You must have passed the relevant entrance exam for the programme you are applying to.

You must meet the specific subject requirements for the programme you are applying to.

For example, to be eligible for the B.Tech program, you must have passed the 10+2 examination with a minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

MIT School of Food Technology, MIT-ADT University offers a Full Time BE/BTech programme that lasts for a duration of 4 years. To be admitted to this course, students must have good scores in the JEE Main/MHT CET exam and meet the basic eligibility criteria set by the institute. 

According to the information, a score of more than 130 marks in MHT CET is required for admission to B.Tech in Food Technology at MIT School of Food Technology . This indicates that the cutoff marks for admission to the B.Tech programme at MIT School of Food Technology through MHT CET is 130 marks for the General category.

In general, the cutoff marks for B.Tech programs can vary greatly depending on factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the specific institute's criteria

It is advisable to directly contact MIT School of Food Technology or visit their official website

The following are the 2022 placement statistics for B.Tech and M.Tech programs:

B.Tech Placements: In 2022, INR 6 LPA was the highest package offered during B.Tech placements. In the same year, the average package for placements of B.Tech students was INR 3.00 LPA. M.Tech Placements: In 2022, INR 5.5 LPA was the highest package offered during M.Tech placements. In the same year, the average package for M.Tech  was INR 3.60 LPA. The average package for M.Tech placements is slightly higher than that of B.Tech placements, however the top package is significantly lower than the latter. Therefore, the decision between the B.Tech and M.Tech degrees should be dependent on each student's unique professional aspirations, as both programs appear to offer competitive placement prospects.

Pursuing M.Tech after completing a degree in B.Tech gives students the opportunity to get hired in reputed companies and earn more salary as compared to the students getting a job after completing their graduation in engineering. M.Tech offers good scope for research, and students get a chance to contribute to society. At the same time, M.Tech graduates can fit in professor roles in universities and colleges across the country after attaining necessary higher qualifications.