Colleges in Srinagar

Kashmir University has a state of the art infrastructure with facilities such as library, conference halls, canteen, and others. The library has a collection of variety of books. The collection of books includes DAISY-Digital Talking Books, Braille books, DVDs/CDs, and others. 

The faculty at Kashmir University is quite experienced. Kashmir University faculty motivates students to work on their current skills and knowlede base. Kahsmir University faculty are well-qualified professionals.

NIELIT Srinagar is a premier organisation in the field of IT-HRD and was set up under the aegis of the centre for Electronic Design and Technology of India in 1982. The centre has its presence in both Jammu centre in located on the new campus of the University of Jammu with a built-up area of 22,000 sq.Ft. The NIELIT college offers various courses in digital literacy, non-formal, Short-term, NSQF and NIELIT virtual academy. The short term courses comprise software and hardware networking. NIELIT college is one of the excellent colleges to pursue certificate courses related to computer programming and virtual academy. 

Kashmir University cutoff 2023 for the MDS course is based on NEET MDS scores followed by the NEET MDS Counselling. The University offers admission to one MDS course including MDS in Prosthodontics. As per NEET MDS cutoff 2022, MDS in Prosthodontics closed after Round 2 Seat Allotment. Tabulated below is the previous year Kashmir University cutoff for the MDS course:

Kashmir University BDS cutoff 2023 is based on NEET UG scores followed by the round-wise counselling. Candidates seeking admission to Kashmir University BDS course must have a valid scores in NEET. For 2023, NEET UG Counselling concluded after the release of Round 4 Seat Allotment. Tabulated below is the round-wise Kashmir University cutoff 2023 for the BDS course based on NEET UG:

For admission to a NIT Srinagar course, aspirants must meet the course-specific eligibility and selection criteria. Admission to all the offered courses is entrance-based. Hence, for admission in the NIT Srinagar BTech CSE course, aspirants need to have a valid score of JEE Main. Candidates who further meet the cutoff become eligible for participation in JoSAA counselling for seat allotment. In case seats are left vacant after the JoSAA counselling, then those are filled through CSAB counselling.

Aspirants should have passed Class 12 or equivalent examination from a recognised board to apply for BTech. The qualifying exam should have been passed with a minimum of 75% aggregate. Only the students who meet this criteria can take admission with a valid JEE Main rank in a NIT Srinagar BTech programme. The official documents also have to be submitted for verification. 

NIT Srinagar BTech admission process is done based on candidates' JEE Main rank. The admission is completely entrance-based and there is no other provision for selection. Eligible students can visit the NTA official website to apply. After the entrance exam, a cutoff list is released. Students who meet the cutoff criteria can participate in JoSAA counselling for seat allotment. In case seats are left vacant in JoSAA counselling, then those are filled through CSAB counselling process.

There are a total of seven subjects/topics that are covered in the third semester of the BTech Chemical Engineering course at NIT Srinagar. Enlisted below are the subjects:

• Introduction to Chemical Engineering
• Material and Energy Balance
• Process Fluid Mechanics
• Thermodynamics and Chemical Kinetics
• Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering
• Ethics and Self Awareness
• Chemical Engineering Mathematics - I

There are a total of 899 seats for BTech courses at NIT Srinagar. Each of the course specialisation has different seat intake. The highest number of seat count is for BTech in Civil Engineering - 183, followed by Mechanical Engineering - 117, and Electrical Engineering - 113. Students are admitted to the offered BTech programmes in accordance with the sanctioned seat intake. It must be noted that the seat intake mentioned here is as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is however subject to changes and hence, is indicative.