btech

 The specialisations offered in the BTech course are BTech Information Technology, BTech Rubber and Plastic Technology, and BTech Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. The BTech course is a four-year UG programme divided into semesters. It is affiliated to Anna University. These specialisations offered by the MIT are as per the latest curriculum and syllabus. 

Jerusalem College of Engineering charges the same fees across all specialisations of BTech which is INR 50,000 per instalment. However among the Jerusalem College of Engineering BE courses, the BE in Computer Science and Engineering has the highest course fees at INR 55,000 per instalment.

The rest of the BE courses at Jerusalem College of Engineering have a course fees of INR 50,000 per instalment.

The BTech fees at Jerusalem College of Engineering has not been revealed for 2026 admissions. However, the institute has not revealed the BTech fees since 2022 when the fees stood at INR 50,000 for the first instalment.

Since the BTech admissions are open for academic year 2026, candidates can assume that the aforementioned Jerusalem College of Engineering fees has not changed.

Yes, the Jerusalem College of Engineering admissions are open for both BTech and BE courses for the academic year 2026. Candidates who have completed their Class 12 board exams can go to the website of the institute and apply for admissions.

The deadline for the BTech admissions has not been revealed yet by Jerusalem College of Engineering.

There is no mention of lateral entry admissions for Jerusalem College of Engineering BTech courses. However, among the listed scholarships available for BTech and BE students at Jerusalem College of Engineering, one of them is offered for lateral entry admissions.

Thus, it can be assumed that the institute does offer lateral entry admissions for BTech and BE courses.

The website of Jerusalem College of Engineering does not mention any mandatory entrance exams that must be cleared before BTech admissions. However, some unofficial sources claim that the TNEA is a mandatory entrance exam for Jerusalem College of Engineering BTech admissions.

To confirm this information, candidates need to contact the Jerusalem College of Engineering.

Honestly, with 91%ile and 90+ in boards, you've got a decent shot at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology.

CSE core might be tough at that percentile, but branches like ECE, Electrical, Mechanical, or some newer specialisations are definitely possible.

It'll depend on counselling rounds and cutoffs that year, but you're very much in the game. Don't stress too much.

The student must achieve a 60% overall score in Class 12 with Physics Mathematics and English* subjects and their equivalent subjects. The applicant must pass either the LPUNEST or JEE Main or CUET examinations. The Biotech programs permit students to choose between Biology and Biotech as their mandatory subject instead of Chemistry. The programme has no restrictions regarding applicant age.

Admission to the BTech programme in Chanakya University is merit-based. Students have to check the eligibility criteria before applying for BTech admission. Candidates have to appear for one of the accepted entrance exam (JEE/KCET/COMEDK/CUPP) and obtain a valid score in it to get admission.

Chanakya University is a private university. Admission to the BTech courses in Chanakya University is merit based. Seats in the BTech courses are allotted on the basis of the score in the accepted entrance exams (KCET/COMEDK/JEE/CUPP).