Central Institute of Plastics Engineering and Technology, Ahmedabad

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Tejas Bodhankar

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Admission to the B.E./B.Tech programme at CIPET Ahmedabad requires candidates to qualify JEE Main or GUJCET (for Gujarat state quota) and meet the minimum academic criteria of 60% in 10+2 (PCM) for general category (55% for SC/ST). Final selection is based on merit through centralized counselling processes like ACPC (for Gujarat candidates) or JoSAA/CSAB (for All India seats). The institute may also consider Diploma holders via lateral entry based on state-level entrance exams. Always verify the latest eligibility norms on CIPET's official website before applying.

 

 

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The hostel fees at CIPET Ahmedabad range approximately INR 25,000 to 40,000 per year, depending on room type (shared/AC/non-AC) and facilities. This typically includes basic amenities like Wi-Fi, meals, and security. 

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Yes, the Central Institute of Plastics Engineering & Technology (CIPET), Ahmedabad, is a well-known and prestigious institute specializing in plastics engineering, polymer science, and manufacturing technology. Recognized by the Government of India and AICTE, it is highly regarded for its:  

- Industry-oriented curriculum with hands-on training.  

- Advanced research facilities in polymer testing and processing.  

- Strong industry connections for placements in top firms like Reliance, Pidilite, and more.  

CIPET is a top choice for students pursuing careers in the plastics and packaging sectors.&nbs

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Central Institute of Plastics Engineering & Technology (CIPET), Ahmedabad, is renowned for its specialised focus on plastics engineering and technology education. It offers industry-aligned programs with state-of-the-art labs, hands-on training, and strong corporate partnerships for placements. Recognized by AICTE and the Government of India, CIPET is a leader in polymer Science research and skill development, making it a top choice for students pursuing careers in plastics, packaging, and manufacturing sectors.  

 

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The CIPET Ahmedabad faculty is much respected for their proficiency in polymer science, with the majority being either M.Tech or PhD holders with some industrial experience in plastic engineering. They focus on the course content through practical labs, industry projects, and seminars, which match with current industry demands.

Students have rated faculty 4 out of 5 because of their technical knowledge and availability, partly due to the 1:20 student-faculty ratio, which allows personal attention. The teaching style involved a lot of practical work, although many theoretical classes were rather boring. Faculty development and CIPET's re

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It has a good and experienced faculty at CIPET, Ahmedabad as most possess M.Tech or PhD degrees in polymer Science and related fields. They bring industry exposure, especially plastics processing and manufacturing, into a specialised curriculum.

This curriculum can be through lectures, labs, and projects. Rating of student reviews for faculty stands at 4/5 based on technical knowledge and mentorship, with a faculty-student ratio estimated at about 1:20. Teaching is in line with industry requirements and supported by CIPET's emphasis on research, although few students mentioned not much interaction in theoretical sessions. Faculty develo

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Admission into B.E./B.Tech at CIPET, Ahmedabad requires 45% in 10+2 (40% for reserved categories) in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics. Admissions are done through JEE Main, GUJCET (50% seats allocated through ACPC counseling) or by CIPET-JEE (for the rest 50%).

Apply for GUJCET (deadline May 20, 2025), JEE Main, or CIPET-JEE, and apply through the ACPC portal or CIPET's site. Attach 10+2 marksheets, entrance scores, caste certificate if applicable, and identity proof. Application fees are around INR 350 (ACPC) or INR 750 (CIPET-JEE). Counseling allocates seats according to rank and choice for Plastics Engineering or Manufacturing Techno

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The cut off for B.E. / B.Tech (Plastics Engineering or Manufacturing Technology) will differ according to the entrance examination in CIPET, Ahmedabad. For the year 2023, GUJCET cutoffs were marginally around ranks from 10,000 to 15,000 while JEE main cutoffs depended on ranks under 50,000.

However, CIPET-JEE cutoffs for 50 % of seats work out to be a rank within the top 25 % among applicants (specific ranks vary). The cutoffs would vary according to the students' performance, availabilities of the seats (60 per branch), and exam difficulty. GUJCET results (expected April 29) and JEE Main session 2 (April 17) will impact 2025's cutoffs,

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CIPET Ahmedabad does not have a management quota for direct admissions to B.E./B.Tech courses; all admissions are by entrance tests only, such as JEE Main, GUJCET, or CIPET-JEE. Candidates are also required to have a minimum of 45% marks in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics for general and require 40% for reserved categories.

For Plastics Engineering, which has 60 seats, 50% of the total seats are filled by ACPC, that is by GUJCET/JEE Main, and remaining 50% by CIPET-JEE.

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CIPET, Ahmedabad, never provides full scholarships covering the full tuition fee. The scholarships are provided under the scheme of merit-based scholarships, covering up to 20-50% of fees upon a high JEE Main or GUJCET rank or academic excellence. Government scholarships for SC/ST/OBC students and potentially low fees under the Gujarat Mukhyamantri Yuva Swavalamban Yojana. Proof of income is needed for financial aid by the economically weaker sections. The merit scholarship by PlastIndia Foundation is available for Diploma students, but it does not provide a full-fledged scholarship. Candidates apply for this by means of admission

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