Engineering

The selection process for SWCE courses can vary from one college to another but usually for UG courses, you have to get at least 50 to 60% marks in Class 12 and clear relevant entrance exams with good marks. The SWCE course is mostly offered at the PG level as a specialisation under Agricultural Engg.

A majority of the colleges admit students on the basis of entrance exam marks like GATE, ICAR AIEEA, CUET PG, etc. So, you should get excellent marks in the entrance exams to get a good college for the course. Rest, you can always go to the college website to see if they have any further requirements for giving admission.

You can follow the general admission guidelines that start with meeting the eligibility criteria for SWCE courses at your desired colleges. You then have to give entrance exams and secure decent marks to get a seat at a good college. Next thing is to fill out the college application forms before the last date.

After the exam results are out, you must apply for the college counselling process where you will be given a seat according to your rank and score in the entrance test. After seat allotment, you have to go to the college and pay the SWCE course fee after which your admission will be confirmed.

Poland is increasingly become the attractive destination for international students pursuing Engineering abroad. It has around 6 popular universities to study Engineering courses. Adam Mickiewicz University is one of the top engineering university in Poland for international students. The tuition fees of the course vary from INR 54 K to INR 5 L as per the university. The table below includes the list of Engineering colleges in Poland for students:

The usual M.Tech in SWCE course duration is 2 years in India. Almost all of the M.Tech degree courses have a time span of 2 years, except the integrated MTech-PhD courses that are 5 years long. There are more than 80 colleges in India that offer courses in SWCE or a related field, which gives you a lot of options to explore and choose the best one to study the course. You will get both theoretical knowledge and practical understanding of the field to become job-ready.

Soil & Water Conservation Engineering is a specialised branch of Engineering that is all about the effective management and protection of soil and water resources. The SWCE course is often available as a postgraduate course, as an MTech or M.E program. The course basically trains students to contribute to the development and implementation of best strategies for the preservation and management of soil and water resources.
The syllabus of the SWCE course covers topics like hydrology, watershed management, soil erosion control, irrigation engineering, environmental impact assessment, and sustainable land use planning.

Desh Bhagat University M.Tech admission is done on the basis of valid score in the accepted entrance exam. The university accepts several national and state-level entrance tests, such as GATE/ PGCET, etc. Candidates looking to enrol in to the university need to visit the official website of the university to apply for the programme.

With a JEE Mains rank of 23987, you can likely get admission to several NITs (National Institutes of Technology) outside Delhi, including NITs like NIT Patna, NIT Bhopal, NIT Warangal, NIT Trichy, NIT Rourkela, NIT Silchar, and NIT Manipur, depending on your branch preference and home state quota availability. 

With 48% in JEE Mains and 924/1000 marks in your intermediate exam, it is hard to get admitted into SASTRA University as the minimum qualifying percentage in the entrance exam (12th class) is mostly around 60% and SASTRA has both JEE Mains mark and 12th class mark in consideration for admission, while it gives priority to the marks in 12th class.

With a CRL rank of over 3 Lacs but an SC category rank of 21,000, you stand a fair chance of being admitted to certain NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs, particularly lower-ranked ones, since your SC category rank is within a viable range for admission to these colleges; however, the institutes and branches will be determined by the closing ranks for your category in each college.

The table below shows the top engineering colleges in UP government along with their tuition fees:

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and may vary.