College of Engineering

K Ramakrishnan College of Engineering offers BTech, BE, ME and MBA at the UG and PG level. Apart from the UG and PG courses, the college also offers doctorate-level courses. To get admission to KRCE, candidates must have a valid TANCET, GATE, and CEETA PG entrance exam scores. The college offers more than ten courses (including specialization) in Engineering & Business and Management streams. 

The college offers courses, such as BTech, BE, ME and MBA at the UG and PG level. Apart from the UG and PG courses, the college also offers doctorate-level courses. Students can check the total tuition fee for courses at K Ramakrishnan College of Engineering from the table below:

This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

Sarvajanik College of Engineering & Technology (SCET) in Surat is considered relatively costly for engineering education. The annual fees for B.Tech programs range from Rs 1,18,000 to Rs 1,51,000, depending on the specialization. This is higher than the average annual fee for B.Tech programs in Surat, which is about INR 1,50,000. Additionally, some students believe the institution does not offer good value for money due to the high fees and certain limitations in facilities and extracurricular activities.

Choosing between Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology (CBIT) and CMR College of Engineering and Technology (CMRCET) for B.Tech is a close call. Both institutes are well-regarded, with CBIT boasting a slight edge in NIRF rankings (CBIT - 166, CMRCET - information not available). CBIT might also have a higher average placement package based on available data. However, CMRCET offers a more modern infrastructure and a potentially more flexible curriculum.

While both Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology (CBIT) and CMR College of Engineering and Technology (CMRCET) boast strong placements, CBIT seems to have a slight edge. Reportedly, CBIT secured a the highest package of Rs. 45.6 LPA in 2023 compared to CMRCET's Rs. 44 LPA. Additionally, CBIT's average placement percentage might be higher based on available information. However, for a conclusive answer, directly comparing official placement reports from both colleges for the same year is crucial. Both institutions provide excellent opportunities, and the choice might depend on specific programs and company preferences.

Admission to BTech course at JCT College of Engineering & Technology is based on merit, followed by TNEA Counselling. Seats are available under management quota for the different branches who fulfill the appropriate eligibility criteria. Candidates should have complete Class 12 with 50% aggregate for open category. If qualified, aspirants have to report to the college on the date given by the college authorities with the academic documents, passport-size photo and Aadhaar Card.

A fluctuating trend was observed in the number of students placed over the past three years. Likewise, the highest package has been fluctuating over the years. See the below table showcasing the Meenakshi College of Engineering placement trends: