Colleges in Jammu and Kashmir

Yes, students can apply for MIET Meerut admission with 65% in graduation. There is no minimum eligibility to apply. The eligibility is to pass last qualifying exams. To apply for PG courses at MIET Meerut, students must pass graduation in relevant field from a recognised university.

Non-GATE candidates are offered admission in M.Tech based on institute-level examination. NIT Srinagar conducts an entrance test to fill up self-sponsored/ sponsored category and vacant seats after the CCMT Counselling is over. Such candidates have to apply on the institute's website and appear for the entrance test.

Non-GATE candidates are offered admission in M.Tech based on institute-level examination. NIT Srinagar conducts an entrance test to fill up self-sponsored/ sponsored category and vacant seats after the CCMT Counselling is over. Such candidates have to apply on the institute's website and appear for the entrance test.

National Institute of Technology Srinagar (NIT Srinagar) is one of 31 NITs in India, designated an Institute of National Importance. The institute is located in Hazratbal area of Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir — lakeside setting near Dal Lake and the Shankaracharya Hill. NIRF has ranked NIT Srinagar 73 under the Engineering category in 2025. The highest package offered during 2025-2026 placements was INR 35.5 LPA. Top recruiters that took part in the placements are Google, Microsoft and Deloitte, etc.

The campus life is really good at NIT Srinagar. The campus is located on the banks of the Jhelum River in Srinagar, Kashmir; scenic views and four distinct seasons. There are departmental labs, central library, computer centers, and classrooms. The college also offers on-campus hostels for men and women; facilities range from basic to decent depending on block and maintenance cycle. Annual techno-cultural festivals, departmental fests, and informal cultural nights also takes place in the college offereing a great academic & cultural life.

There is no mention of Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology offering lateral entry into BTech courses. There is also no mention of a lateral entry eligibility criteria for BTech courses by either Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology or University of Jammu.

Thus, candidates should assume that BTech courses are not open for lateral entry at this institute.

Only candidates who are recognised as sikhs are eligible for Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology BTech seats under minority category. However, candidates of government quota can apply for these seats during BTech admission.

Allottment of these seeats to non sikh candidates is only done if some of them remain vacant after admission process.

Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology BTech courses have a total seat intake of 330 seats. These seats are divided equally between government quota and minority categories with 165 seats each. Candidates are selected based on BOPEE for government quota and SCET for minority BTech seat intake.