Engineering Entrance Exam

No, the university does not accept GATE or any other entrance exam score. Admission to M.Tech course is purely based on merit. Bharath University shortlists candidates for M.Tech based on their score in the last qualifying exam. BIHER releases a merit list announcing the names of selected aspirants. The shortlisted aspirants are called for counselling and document verification round. Aspirants need to bring the documents proving their eligibility for verification. In case a candidate is unable to submit his or her document or could not provide his or her eligibility will not be granted admission. Once, the admission is granted, aspirants need to pay a total fee of INR 2 Lacs to confirm their seat in the university. The fee might include, components other than the tuition fee. After payment of the fee, the seat is confirmed in the university.

Yes, MIT School of Food Technology accepts JEE Main scores for admission to its B.Tech program. The admission process is based on the score obtained in MHT CET/ JEE Main/ PERA ET/ NEET (Biology group/Mathematics Group) exams. Therefore, students aspiring to join the B.Tech programme at MIT School of Food Technology can use their JEE Main scores for admission.

MIT Pune has Transformed from MIT WPU. it has its own university WPU (world peace university) and now it is known as MITWPU. You need to score at least 150+ and above in JEE Mains to contest for a seat in MIT. That too, your branch of choice will hold the key to entry. Since 50% weightage is given to state board scores, your scores should be good there as well.

MIT School of Food Technology offers B.Tech and M.Tech programs in Food Technology. The B.Tech programme has a duration of 4 years with an intake capacity of 120 students,

The fees for the B.Tech programme are approximately 7.7 Lakhs, and for the M.Tech program, it is around 3.5 Lakhs

The school has a good faculty and provides a comprehensive syllabus covering various aspects of food technology

The selection process for B.Tech at KAU is based on the ranks obtained in the common entrance examination (CEE) conducted by the Commissioner of Entrance Examinations, Government of Kerala. Additionally, KAU does not consider JEE scores for admission to its B.Tech programs. Instead, admission to the B.Tech programme in Agricultural Engineering at KAU is based on the ranks obtained in the common entrance examination (CEE) conducted by the Commissioner of Entrance Examinations, Government of Kerala.

Also the eligibility criteria for admission to the B.Tech programme in Agricultural Engineering at Kerala Agricultural University (KAU) require candidates to have completed their Plus Two education with mathematics, physics, and chemistry, securing a minimum of 50% marks.

Prospective candidates interested in admission to B.Tech programs at KAU are advised to refer to the official notifications and prospectus published by the university for detailed information on the admission process, eligibility criteria, and specific entrance exam requirements for the academic year 2023. Additionally, candidates can reach out to the university's admission authorities for the latest updates on the selection process and admission-related details for the B.Tech programs at Kerala Agricultural University.