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Aakash Yadav

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The seat intake for B.Tech in Sanjay Ghodawat University (SGU) for the academic year 2021-22 was something like this:

  • Aerospace Engineering: 60 seats
  • Civil Engineering: 60 seats
  • Computer Science and Engineering: 120 seats
  • Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning: 60 seats
  • Mechanical Engineering: 60 seats
  • Electrical Engineering: 60 seats
  • Electronics & Communication Engineering: 60 seats

So a total of 480 seats were available back the, it might have increased, decreased or stayed the same from then on, but it's highly likely that it's the same, though one must confirm from the official website during their admission process.

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Aakash Yadav

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Yes, you can get admission to GSFC University for B.Tech with 60% in Class 12th. The admission to the B.Tech program at GSFC University is based on merit, and the minimum qualification is Class 12 (Science stream with Biology background) or equivalent. The university offers B.Tech programs in various specializations such as Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, and Fire and Environment, Health, Safety Engineering.

Though one must look at all details and eligibility criterias as there are often more than one, and choose as per their abilities and requirements accordingly.

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Aare Pravardhan

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SPMVV is much better for B.Tech than Christ University. Because of well maintenance, good infrastructural facilities, and also good placements for all branches. But in the christ university offers very less placements for B.Tech in civil engineering. And the college has a good infrastructure. But placements are very less compared to this SPMVV.

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Aakash Yadav

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You should be able to check all the details you may need on the official website but a reough overview is given below, lets's start with, It would depend upon the way you are trying to get through, If you want to get through JEE, you would first have to go through with Complete process of JEE mains, register, get an admit card, get a good score, on the basis of that you would need to take part in the counselling of the specific univeristy like GSFC you are looking for. you need to be aware that the counselling dates may start earlier than you expect and check accordingly, register for it and choose in it to get a seat, which if availab

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Aakash Yadav

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You didn't specify college, or the discipline

The specific cutoff marks required may vary depending upon the category of an indiviual, the domocile, the eligibility of a certain instute, the college or university he or she is looking for, the branch he wants, the locality he is in, the reservation in the concerned university, and many more, in order to get a clear cutoff you need to know all of the rest of variables which greatly affect the cutoff marks or ranks. also many universities conduct their own entrance exams too, so that also plays a role in this, you need to choose as per your conditions and preferences.

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Aakash Yadav

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A Total of 332 seat intake is done for B.Tech at GSFC among various disciplines.

Here is a summary of the seat intake for different B.Tech programs at GSFC University for the academic year 2023-24:

  • Chemical Engineering: 68 seats  (38 state quota, 30 all India seats) 
  • Mechanical Engineering (Specializations in Smart Manufacturing/ Robotics & Automation): 30 seats (23 state quota, 7 all India seats) 
  • Computer Science and Engineering (Specializations in Data Science, AI & Machine Learning / IOT & Automation / CyberSecurity): 204 seats (114 state quota, 90 all India seats) 
  • Fire & Environment, Health, Safet
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Anit kumar

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Agricultural Engineering is Central Agricultural University Manipur's best B.Tech program. This branch provides a thorough education that blends agricultural sciences and engineering concepts to equip students to handle the particular difficulties faced by the agriculture industry. This programme equips students with knowledge and skills in post-harvest technology, agricultural processing, irrigation systems, farm machinery, and soil and water conservation. A career in agricultural engineering is bright, given the growing demand for sustainable farming methods and farming technology advancements.

 

 

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Munira Saify

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BE/ BTech courses offered at KTU - APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University are 470 in total. Tution fee for these courses ranges from 23,800 as minimum fees and maximum upto 5 Lacs INR.

It is good in terms of faculty. Good opportunity for placement. Placements are about 85%+ placement rate is there. The highest package is 14 LPA, and the lowest is INR 3.5 LPA 

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Munira Saify

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KTU is just an affiliating type university.

It does not have any direct campuses.

Research funding is very week.

They give only around 20 PhD fellowships a year.

Authorities are at TVM and they issue non-practical orders.

Faculties are stressed because even clerical work are transferred to them in form of digitization.

The university believes that making syllabus and exams extremely difficult will increase quality of education and employability.

But, the result is a large group of dropout and mentally tortured students.

In short research output of KTU and employability of KTU students are big question marks

 

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