Colleges in Bhopal

Mittal Institute of Technology offers partial scholarships—especially for SC/ST/OBC students under state/central schemes, and some merit-based aid (e.g., PG girl scholarships). However, they do not provide full (100%) scholarships, only tuition fee waivers for eligible candidates  .

Mittal Institute of Technology offers:

• Modern campus (library, labs, auditorium, sports, Wi Fi) on 5 acres
• Separate AC hostels for boys & girls with mess, cable TV, Wi Fi
• Cafeteria, shuttle service, gym, sick room, parking  

Yes, you can get into Mittal Institute of Technology's B.E./B.Tech without JEE Main. They accept 10+2 scores (CBSE/MPBSE) or state-level MP BE exam results. If you meet the minimum PCM aggregate (45% general, 40% reserved), you're eligible.

Mittal Institute of Technology, Bhopal fees range (per year) in simple terms:

• B.Tech (UG), all streams: ?50,000/year (?2Lacs total)  

• M.Tech (PG): ?60,000/year (?1.2 Lacs total)

• MBA: ?37,000/year (?74,000 total)  

• Diploma (Mechanical): ?24,000/year (?72,000 total)  

For UG (B.Tech), you need:

• 10+2 in PCM with >45% (general) or >40% for MP reserved  .

• Valid JEE Main or MP B.E. exam score, followed by MP-DTE counseling  .

For PG (M.Tech/M.E.), require:

• B.E./B.Tech with >50% (45% reserved), plus valid GATE or MPPET score  .

Mittal Institute of Technology, Bhopal is a private, unaided engineering college, established in 2007, affiliated with RGPV and approved by AICTE. It offers B.Tech., M.Tech., MBA, and Diploma programs, with about 50–100 faculty members serving around 500–600 students.

Yes, Patel College of Science and Technology in Bhopal is generally considered to have good and experienced faculty. Many reviews highlight the faculty's qualifications, supportiveness, and dedication to student development. The college has been rated 4.1 out of 5 for its faculty and course curriculum.

Patel College of Science and Technology (PCST), Bhopal, boasts alumni working in various prominent organizations in both the government and private sectors. Some notable alumni include Swati Pandey (ISRO), Santosh Saini (Indian Air Force), Aditya Jain (Addl. Collector), and Shantanu Gaur (Intelligence Bureau) in the government sector. In the private sector, alumni like Chetan Patel (Indian Oil), Amjad Ali (Indian Navy), and Sakshi Tripathi (Airport Authority of India) are also making their mark.

Patel College of Science and Technology, Bhopal, requires a minimum of 50% in the qualifying exam for general category students for most of its undergraduate programs, with a reduced requirement of 45% for OBC/SC/ST candidates. For the Bachelor of Engineering (BE) program, a minimum of 50% in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics is required. JEE Main scores are also considered for BE admissions.