Engineering

Shri Sai College of Engineering and Technology, Chandrapur, Admission takes place based on merit as determined by national and state-level entrance exams

The college accepts the scores of the two major entrance exams, the Joint Entrance Examination and the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test, for all undergraduate programmes at the BE level

The requirements of Shri Sai College of Engineering and Technology Chandrapur for BE courses include the completion of 10+2 or equivalent examinations with compulsory subjects being Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

Shri Sai College of Engineering and Technology (SSCET), Chandrapur was started by Late M.D Yergude Memorial, Shikshan Prasarak Mandal. It offers 3 courses, namely B.E. / B.Tech, M.E./M.Tech and After 10th Diploma.

The college has received International Certification of ISO 9001:2008 for promoting and maintaining excellence in Technical Education.

The college has industrial collaboration with reputed companies like CSTPS, BARC, BSNL, Lloyds Metal etc. to provide industrial expertise and assistance to the budding engineers. 

Candidates seeking admission to the NIT Surathkal BTech programme must apply for JEE Main. The category-wise application fee for JEE Main is mentioned in the following table:

Note: The above-mentioned application fees is as per official sources. However, it is subject to change.

For B Tech distance education, the syllabus depends on the college where you've applied for admission and the specialisation chosen by you, just like regular BTech courses. As far as the customization is concerned, the core subjects and concepts are almost similar and compulsory for you to study as they provide you with strong knowledge of the field. But the electives offered in the curriculum can be chosen as per individual interests and understanding, leaving some room for customization.

Well, this depends on your area of expertise in the job market at present. If you are working in the construction sector, distance BTech Civil Engineering could be a promising choice, while if you are into IT and software, distance BTech CSE stands as one of the most popular and in-demand choices among professionals. Basically, working professionals opt for distance BTech courses to hone their skills, learn extra knowledge, and turn into a valuable asset for their employers, hence, they look for something within their own domain.

You can definitely pursue Civil Engineering through B Tech distance education that is available at around 30 colleges in India. Civil Engineering is one of the most traditional engineering specializations that students usually consider opting for after completing Class 12 as a regular BTech degree. It is better to go for a regular program, as distance BTech courses are invalid in India after the AICTE and UGC guidelines because of the practical nature of engineering and technology courses that require hands-on training, which is not possible in the distance mode.

The management quota, which constitutes 50% of seats, permits entry into Loyola-ICAM College of Engineering and Technology's (LICET) B.E./B.Tech course without TNEA.  45% in 10+2 (Physics, Chemistry, Maths) is the requirement for candidates belonging to the general category.  The process consists of applying directly on the LICET website, submitting supporting papers, and attending the college's entrance exam and interview.  

Applicants must meet the JEE Main or UPSEE eligibility requirements and obtain a minimum of 45% in Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics in their 10+2 studies to be admitted into RRSIMT B.E./B.Tech course. Enroll for UPTAC counseling, choose RRSIMT as your desired institution, and submit supporting documents such as your 10+2 mark sheets and JEE Main/UPSEE scorecards. Seating is provided based on ranks at admission tests and availability. Fill in the document verification procedure and pay the entry fees to grab the spot.