Colleges in India

No, Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology admission are done through entrance exam and REAP counselling. The accepted exam is JEE Mains. There is no officially announced direct admission without entrance.

No, CET is not compulsory for Maharaja Surajmal Institute admissions. While it is one of the exams accepted, the college also offers seats through CUET/ CLAT/ CAT/ CMAT basis. Students can check the official site to know more.

The SIMC Pune MA admission is totally based on merit. The institute doesn't require any entrance exam. However, the institute conducts a personal interaction (PI) and written ability test (WAT) round. It is very important to clear both rounds to get a seat in the SIMC Pune MA course. The candidate must have any graduate degree with 50% marks (45% marks for SC/ST).

GD Goenka University has a strong placement record, earning a "Diamond" rating for employability from QS I-GAUGE. Because of its reputation and industry tie-ups, graduates are frequently recruited by top-tier tech companies and academic institutions.

Yes. GD Goenka University has been consistently ranking among the top private engineering colleges in North India by major surveys like The Times of India and India Today. The university is known for its A+ NAAC accreditation, modern research labs, innovative electives, and faculty from top institutes like the IITs.

As per SETU's LinkedIn the top employers for the ex students of the university are-

• South East Technological University (3.25%)
• Health Service Executive (1.22%)
• Irish Defence Forces Careers (1%)
• Sanofi (0.84%)
• Abbott (0.62%)

Apeejay Stya University BSc admissions are merit based and do not require candidates to appear in any mandatory entrance exams. However, candidates who have appeared for the CUET-UG can consider applying through those scores during Apeejay Stya University BSc admissions.

If they submit their CUET-UG scores, their evaluation will be done based on those scores during BSc admissions.

Biology in Class 12 is not a mandatory subject in Class 12 board exams to be eligible for Apeejay Stya University BSc admissions. Candidates can clear any stream of Science to be eligible for BSc at Apeejay Stya University.

Yes, candidates who cancel their admission at Apeejay Stya University can receive refunds of their BSc fees. However, Apeejay Stya University offers refunds based on UGC norms.

UGC norms only provide refunds upon cancellation of admissions if the candidate withdraws their admission within 30 days of commencement of the course. Earlier cancellations will result in higher amounts of refunds.