btech

The cutoff was released as the opening and closing ranks for admission to the BE/BTech, courses. The last-round closing ranks ranged between 30752.6 and 75094 for the General AI category students. The branch-wise cut off for two popular specializations of BTech is as follows:

IET Lucknow is a good college for doing B.E/BTech. Institute of Engineering & Technology gives many specializations in Engineering. It is also considered one of the best colleges of Abdul Kalam Technical University and in Uttar Pradesh. The college also gives good placement offers to the students.

Yes, Gauhati University offers various specialisation in BTech programme. BTech specialisations include CSE, Civil, Biotechnology,  Chemical, Information Technology, Mechanical,  Electrical, etc. The specialisations are offered in full-time mode at the college campus.

Gauhati University offers BTech programme at the UG level. The duration of GU B.Tech course is four years. To get admission in B.Tech course, students must meet the eligibility and selection requirement set by the college. Students must have valid scores in last qualifying exam. The final selection is based on scores of entrance exam. The college accepts JEE Main for admission in BTech course. 

Gauhati University B.Tech fees is INR 33,000 - INR 66,000. Gauhati University fee structure includes many components. The total fees may differ at the time of payment due to the variables of the fee structure.

IIT Dharwad JEE Advanced 2025 cutoffs have been published for admission to various BTech programmes. In the last round, JEE Advanced cutoffs for 2025 varied between the 7208 and 18979 values. Notably, the BTech in CSE is highly competitive among General category students under the All India Quota, with a the lowest last round cutoff rank of 7208.

The B.Tech. or BE degrees from India are accepted for BITS Pilani Dubai, given that these are from recognised universities. Indian students should also have a minimum of 60% marks in relevant subjects. 

After the application, Indian applicants are also required to go through an interview as well. 

The seats for the BTech at AISSMS College of Engineering are distributed through a quota system. Approximately 80% of the total seats are filled through the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) rounds. These include seats reserved for Maharashtra State candidates based on MHT CET scores and All India seats filled via JEE Main ranks.

The college reserves 20% of the seats as Institute Level seats (Management Quota).

• Selection: These are filled directly by the college but remain strictly merit-based.
• Purpose: This serves as an alternative pathway for high-achieving students who may have missed a seat during standard counselling rounds.

Yes, the AISSMS College of Engineering offers supernumerary seats for specific categories. This includes the Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme (TFWS), which provides 3 extra seats in every branch for students with high merit but low family income. There are also dedicated seats for EWS candidates. These additional seats are a great way for meritorious students from financially challenged backgrounds to pursue an expensive engineering degree with significant reductions in their tuition fees.