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Rashmi Karan

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AISSMS College of Engineering is a reputed engineering college with a strong history of placements, compared to that of the Modern College of Engineering. High pay packages and campus placements in reputed companies make AISSMS College of Engineering a better choice.

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Yes, the college follows the NEP 2020 framework and has made vocational training mandatory for all students. Students will learn while working in high-tech laboratories and participating in workshops that simulate real-world engineering challenges. In the advanced stages of the curriculum, students will get to build robots, machines, and sustainable infrastructure.

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The BTech programme at AISSMS College of Engineering uses a Continuous Comprehensive Assessment (CCA) system to keep your learning on track. Instead of relying only on final exams, the college conducts regular unit tests and practical evaluations throughout the semester.

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AISSMS College of Engineering BTech programme is quite an innovative one. It goes beyond traditional engineering, and students can explore futuristic fields like Robotics and Automation or Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. 

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AISSMS College of Engineering BTech curriculum is designed to be industry-aligned and fully follows the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. It follows the guidelines of Savitribai Phule Pune University and college ensures that students learn the latest technologies. The syllabus focuses on practical application and help the students gain professional skills required by global firms.

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Admission to the BTech course at AISSMS College of Engineering is based on the aggregate marks in Physics, Mathematics, and the selected elective-

  • General Category: Minimum 45% aggregate.

  • Reserved/EWS/PWD (Maharashtra): Minimum 40% aggregate.

These marks serve as the primary eligibility filter before entrance exam scores are considered.

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Rashmi Karan

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BTech at AISSMS College of Engineering is a four-year degree affiliated with Savitribai Phule Pune University and aligned with NEP 2020 guidelines. It offers a mix of core theory and mandatory vocational training.

  • Specialisations: Includes traditional branches (Civil, Mechanical) and trending technological subjects like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robotics, etc.

  • Key Highlight: A "hands-on" approach through technical clubs like SAE India.

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Shoaib Mehdi

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According to the VIT NIRF Report 2026, a total of 601 students graduated in 2025, of which 278 were placed with the median package of INR 4.5 LPA. 

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Virajita Mehra

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The JSPM University refunds the fees of BTech, but only if cancellation is requested before the last admission date. If cancellation is requested after the deadline, an amount of INR 1,000 is subtracted from the total amount.  While the application charge of 550 is non-refundable. As per guidelines of the university, there is no fees reimbursement in case a candidate cancels his enrollment after 1 month of last admission date.

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Yes, as the foremost institute for Aerospace Engineering education in India IIST Thiruvananthapuram does live up to the hype with its well-performing graduates being absorbed by ISRO and having 1442+ of its alumni currently working at ISRO.

Further students and researchers of IIST Kerala have collaborative access to the laboratories in ISRO and an opportunity to participate directly in ISRO's missions.

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