Engineering

Yes, it is possible to get admission to Sri Venkateswara Engineering College (SVCE) B.E./B.Tech courses without appearing for Andhra Pradesh EAMCET, through the Management Quota. While 70% of seats are filled via Andhra Pradesh EAMCET counselling, the remaining 30% are typically reserved for management quota admissions. You'll still need to meet the minimum Class 12th eligibility criteria (usually 45% in PCM). Contact the college directly for details on their management quota application process.

Here is the selection criteria at Ramkrishna Mahato Government Engineering College for B.E. / B.Tech course:

1) You should have minimum of 45% (40% for reserved categories) in your 12th with PCM as subjects.

2) Selection is based on scores of WBJEE and JEE MAINS. 

3)You have to participate in counselling process to get into the college.

Admission at Vasireddy Venkatadri Institute of Technology (VVIT) is partially competitive as one has to pass Andhra Pradesh EAMCET and obtain a reasonably good rank at least A category as seats in that category are filled based on EAPCET counseling and category B requires EAMCET also. Due to its admission tally of approximately 2,310 seats and an even track record of place allotments, a relatively high score corresponding to the cutoff values experienced in 2024 (e.g., 3.5 12 LPA offers) increases admission chances at the institute. Smooth entry is given by above average EAMCET rank.

Surely you can get admission into the Techno International New Town without WBJEE or JELET by going for the management or institutional quota. As long as you have completed the 12th grade with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths and meet their eligibility criteria, you can apply directly through college. You would fill out the application, provide your 12th transcript, and pay the required fees to secure a place.

Applicants admitted to B.E./B.Tech at VVIT need 10+2 with 45 per cent or more in PCM and an Andhra Pradesh EAPCET score of validity with 70? per cent of the seats being filled based upon the convener (EAPCET) quota and the rest through management quota. The process of selection is open, impartial, based on merit and is supported by the state counseling process where students clear academic standards and receive an admission on the basis of performance and ranking.

The candidates who wish to join B.E./B.Tech in KIRC have to appear in JEE Main or GUJCET and attend/ participate in Gujarat ACPC counseling (or JoSAA for JEE Main), fill-in choices and attend the seat allotment, and report to the institute after document verification and payment of the fee.

JEE Main cutoffs Round 2 in 2024 for B.Tech at KIRC were in and around 10,529 (Computer Engg.) in General seat and 19,838 (ECE) in General seat. Mechanical Engineering and Information technology ranked almost at 30,869 and 34,033 respectively.

Modern labs, smart classrooms, on-campus hospital, sports and environment are the things that you may pursue B.E./B.Tech here. Educated and M.Tech. qualified faculty provides enriched academic and practical knowledge with the help of extracurricular activities, focus on research and industry contacts to shape well balanced engineering graduates who are ready to take up real world challenges.

Candidates seeking admission in B.E./B.Tech course at Kalol Institute and Research Center must have 10+2 qualification in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and have valid JEE Main or GUJCET score. It has centralized admission by Gujarat ACPC counselling on the guidelines of GTU and AICTE. The total tuition fee is around INR 2.2 Lacs for 4 years.

The closing ranks (home state quota) of GEC Valsad in JEE Main 2024 depended upon the program: Chemical Engineering (23,667-25,664), Electrical Engineering (25,721-27,202), Civil (38,565-37,521), Mechanical (38,937-50,623). Students who fell under these ranks won seats in the respective branches as generally categorized students. The cutoff thresholds of other categories are slightly tilted downwards.