Engineering

No, you cannot directly pursue M.Tech after a 3-year B.Sc. in Computer Science through PGCET or other entrance exams. M.Tech generally requires a B.E., B.Tech, or a 4-year B.Sc. (Research). However, you can do an MCA or an M.Sc. in Computer Science and then go for M.Tech through lateral entry in some universities.

You can attempt IEMJEE multiple times in a year since the exam is conducted in different phases. The best score among your attempts is considered for admission. However, it's always good to check the official website for any updates on attempt limits.

Yes, Kanpur Institute of Technology also provides B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (Lateral Entry) for Diploma students. Candidates need to possess a relevant Diploma in engineering with 45% marks (40% marks for SC/ST candidates). Admission will be given based on JEECUP rank and according to the UPTAC counseling process. The course permits students to join the course directly in the second year and gives industry-oriented training.

Yes, you may join Kanpur Institute of Technology without JEE Main, but with direct admission against vacant seats only, which account for 15% of total seats under management/NRI quota. Otherwise, admission is by entrance examinations like JEE Main, JEECUP, or CUET (NTA), as the case may be, based on the course. For B.Tech courses like IT, JEE Main is necessary, and for Diploma courses like Civil Engineering, JEECUP is necessary.

CMR Technical Campus (Autonomous Engineering College) application forms are out. Candidates are required to fill out the online form and pay the registration fee. The college accepts various national-level entrance exams. To be eligible for admission in any course, candidates are required to apply and appear for the entrance exam.

There are 4 private Ceramic Engineering colleges in India. Some of the most sought-after colleges along with their course fee for Ceramic Engg. are given below:

The information above is fetched from various external/official sites on the web and hence may vary.

The overall seat intake of MBA courses at CMR Technical Campus (Autonomous Engineering College) is 240. Candidates having a UG degree with 45% aggregate are eligible to apply for admission. After the fulfillment of the eligibility criteria, candidates have to visit the official website of CMR Technical Campus (Autonomous Engineering College) to apply online.

There are 17 government Ceramic Engineering colleges in India. Some of the most sought-after colleges along with their course fee for Ceramic Engg. are given below: 

The information above is fetched from various external/official sites on the web, hence it may vary.

Yes, CMR Technical Campus (Autonomous Engineering College)  offers 30% seat via management quota.  Direct admission is offered to students who belongs to management catergory. To be eligible for admisison through quota, candidates are required to full fill the criteria set by the college. The criteria for admission is pass Class 12 with 50% aggreagte in group subjects (Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry) for BTech courses and pass UG degree for M.Tech and MBA. 

The syllabus is a mix of core and elective subjects. You study core subjects in every semester. You choose the elective subjects as per your interests. A few elective subjects are Introduction to Industrial Ceramics, Bio Ceramics, Nano Ceramics, Ceramic Quality Management, etc.