Colleges in Uttar Pradesh

In my opinion, you can go to any of your branch related courses so that you can save some time after your B.Tech. If you aim at civil services, you can go for coaching and you can start your GATE preparation from Second semester onwards.

According to the question paper of 2017, the cut-off is expected to be between 50 to 54 marks.

For fees clarification, you need to check with the college administration itself.

No, in JK very few companies come for the campus placements.

You can refer the below link for college comparison: https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-172294-245804-188175

Hello,
Amity University has already earned a good reputation and as a result, demand increased and they have expanded to many campuses across India. I feel you should have no hesitation in seeking admission in the Lucknow campus.

Hello Abhinanadan,
Please specify which branch are you looking forward to t get the best guidance.

Hello Shourya,
As the college has now been converted into a fully residential university named Harcourt Butler Technical University, its selection procedure will surely change from the year to come. As the sources say, it shall be taking admissions in its B.Tech programme through the JEE Mains.
Admission in HBTU from 2017 onwards will take place through:
1) JEE Mains for MCA and B.Tech courses.
2) GATE for admission in M.Tech program.
3) Admission in Ph.D programmes under quality improvement programmes is done by Principal QIP coordinator nominated by Government of India every year.
All the best!

Hello Abhinandan,
This Institute is supported by Jaypee industries and as per my information, the infrastructure is very good. Just have no worries on this aspect.

You should definitely go for Amity University as it is widely set and renowned.This offers various scope of placement.