Engineering

Quantum University is good for B.Tech Mechanical Engineering, especially if you want practical learning along with theory. From a student point of view, I feel the mechanical department is strong and the teachers are supportive.

The university has all the important mechanical labs like workshop lab, fluid mechanics lab, thermal lab, strength of material lab, and machine lab. In these labs we get to work on real machines, tools, engines, and different mechanical equipment. Teachers guide us step by step, so even difficult topics become easy to understand.

The course covers all the main subjects like thermodynamics, manufacturing process, machine design, automobile basics, CAD/CAM, and robotics introduction. They focus a lot on practical knowledge, which is very important for mechanical students.

Quantum University also gives good industrial exposure. Students go for industrial visits and get internship opportunities in mechanical, manufacturing, and automobile companies. This helps us understand how work happens in real industries.

Campus life is also nice. The environment is peaceful, classrooms are clean, and the campus is safe. Hostel and mess facilities are okay—normal student life type. Teachers are friendly and classes go regularly.

Placement support is decent. Many mechanical engineering students get placed in manufacturing companies, production units, and design-related firms. Some students also prepare for government jobs or higher studies.

Overall, from a student's point of view, Quantum University is a good choice for B.Tech Mechanical Engineering because of its labs, practical learning, teacher support, and decent placements.

Among the most effective strategies of passing MHT CET exam is to use previous year papers. No book or mock test can get you better acquainted with the actual exam than they do. Here are the key benefits:

1. Understand the Exam Pattern

• Previous papers show:
• Number of questions
• Types of questions
• Difficulty level
• Weightage of chapters
• This will assist you to prepare precisely as the structure of the exam.

2. Identify Important Topics

• By solving past papers you can very easily know which chapters are asked most.
  For example, in MHT CET:
  
  
• Modern Physics and Mechanics typically provide more questions in physics.
  
  
• Organic and Physical Chemistry.
  
  
• Math: Calculus and algebra.
  
  

This will assist you to concentrate on areas that score well.

3. Improve Speed and Accuracy

MHT CET is a speed-based exam. By solving past year papers, you are able to learn:

• How fast do you need to solve
• How to avoid silly mistakes
• How to manage time properly

4. Boost Confidence

• By then you get to be accustomed to the difficulty and the style when facing real exam questions.
  This makes them less afraid and more confident when they are taking the test

5. Self-Evaluation

Past articles serve as an audit mechanism. They help you measure:

• Your readiness
• Strengths and weak areas
• Progress over time
• Depending on your performance, you can change your plan of study.

Conclusion

Previous year question papers of MHT CET are very helpful as they assist in realizing the pattern of the exam, developing accuracy, speed, recognizing key areas and having confidence. They form a significant component of intelligent preparation.

The way HETC admissions through JELET are conducted.

HETC admits JELET to lateral entry (i.e. to 2nd year) with a Diploma in engineering/ technology.


With 2024 counselling, HETC B.Tech (lateral) courses were ranked last with the general-category, with most courses ranging from in the range of 7760-7916 (across branches) to allocate seats.

Caution 410 rank is probably not high enough.

410 is a far better position than 7760 - however, JELET ranking is such that the lower the rank the better the merit. Wait, that is that 410 is higher merit than 7760.

However — there's a catch. The announced range of the scale of the rank that was used to rank in the lateral-entry seats of HETC implies that only individuals whose JELET rank was at or below 7900 were offered a seat in 2024. As 410 falls comfortably within that, one would say on that basis that 410 also should be eligible.

BUT - I had a look at several reputable cut-off lists without basing my conclusions on them and did not find Chemical Engineering on any of the lateral-entry lists of HETC. HETC appears to have B.Tech programs of traditional admission (WBJEE / JEE Main) - and lateral entry programs, to which they have few branches.


In addition, cutoffs are dependent on branches, seat-availability, number of applicants. The fact that the overall cutoff range among courses was 7760-7916 does not necessarily mean that Chemical Engineering had positions of lateral entry in your year.

My Position — You may, but you have no chances.

With JELET rank = 410:

You are high in merit position - that is in your favour.

However, since the degree of Chemical Engineering might not be offered at HETC at that time as a lateral entry option, or even seats might be looked at in some other branch, there is no assurance that you will have that branch.

Yes, you can be admitted into B.Tech Computer Science in the Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST) even though you have not appeared in any entrance test, but again this is based on the admission system of that particular year.

What IUST Usually Requires

• For regular B.Tech admission (including CSE), IUST favors applicants who have a JEE Main score. The first round of counselling through JEE Main Merit fills most of its seats.

Application With No Entrance Exam.

• If you have not yet written JEE Main or any other entrance examination, then you can be admitted only under the following conditions:
  
  Vacant / leftover seats:
  In case the seats are not taken after all JEE-based counselling rounds, IUST can admit via:
  
  Entrance test of University, or
  
  Percent of 12 th board (PCM marks)
  
  Merit-based selection:
  An 80th-percentile in the 12th place qualifies you to have an opportunity during the merit or spot round admissions, though only in case you have a seat.
  
  PCM requirements:
  To be eligible for B.Tech CSE, you need to have Physics, Chemistry and Math in 12 th.

Important Points

• CSE is the most demanded branch and the applicants of JEE are preferred.
• Entrance is not assured even though it is admission without an entrance test; particularly CSE.
• You have to continue checking official IUST admission notifications to get a spot round or merit-based admission.

Final Answer

Yes, you can be admitted without an entrance exam, but not guaranteed. In case CSE seats are still left after rounds based on JEE, you may be selected on the basis of 12 th marks (80%) or a university examination. You need to apply to spot rounds or vacant-seat counselling to increase your chances to the maximum.

1. At what age does your son have to start coaching for IIT? 

It has three perfect points of entry, depending on the speed of your child:

• Option A: Enter in Class 11 (Most widespread and not less than enough)
  
  The majority of IIT toppers start coaching when they are in Class 11.
  
  Coaching Class 11 -12 (2-year program) is just sufficient to crack JEE Main and Advanced.
  
  This leaves Class 910 free to construct basics and score highly with the boards.

• Option B: Major in Class 10 (Early foundation - optional)
  
  Beneficial in case your son is interested in physical sciences ahead of his age in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics.
  
  Assist in making Class 11 lighter since JEE syllabus is voluminous.
  
  Only to be recommended when he is really interested and able to manage additional study.

• Option C. Choice: Begin in Class 9 (Foundation course- only when necessary)
  
  The foundation batches primarily enhance the following:
  
  Math logic
  
  Science basics
  
  Speed + accuracy
  
  Not a requirement for all students.
  
  Good depending on how much your son is either highly motivated or in basics.
  
  Summary:
  It suffices to begin coaching for JEE in Class 11.
  The 9-10 class should be about clarity of concepts, NCERT power and problem-solving ability development.
  
  2. Which Exit Exam Do you require to take to be able to study Computer Science in IIT?
  
  To secure an admission in Computer Science Engineering (CSE) in any IIT, your son has to pass:
  
  Step 1: JEE Main
  
  Conducted by NTA
  
  NITs, IIITs and JEE Advanced qualification:Used.
  
  Step 2: JEE Advanced
  
  Conducted by IITs
  
  Only JEE Advanced rank is used to get admissions to IIT.
  
  Competition level:
  
  The most sought after branch is CSE: it takes very high rank:
  
  For IIT Bombay CSE → AIR under 70–100
  
  IIT Delhi CSE → AIR under ~200
  
  Newer IITs → AIR 1500–4000
  
   What Should Your Son Do Now (Action plan 9)?
  
  Enhanced Math (number systems, geometry, algebra)
  
  Read NCERT Science in depth
  
  The problem solving of Olympiad or NTSE level.
  
  Control screen time and create study routines.

If you are a student of a Rajkiya Engineering College (AKTU) and studying Electrical Engineering, then a 610 LPA placement is definitely possible, though it is primarily due to off-campus preparation. Core companies seldom visit such colleges hence you need to develop skills that will expose you to more opportunities.

1. Choosing the Right Career Path

The most realistic and high-demand jobs in the 6-10 LPA job range are:

• Software /IT (Developer, QA, Support Engineer)
• Machine Learning / Data Analytics.
• The only electrical core jobs that tend to provide low packages are those that do not crack the PSUs.

2. Learn In-Demand Skills

For Software/IT:

• A single language of programming: Python or C+.
• On LeetCode/GFG LeetCode: Data Structures and Algorithms.
• Develop 2-3 simple projects (website/app/API).

For Data Analytics/ML:

• Python, SQL
• Power BI/Tableau
• ML basics

Such projects as solar energy prediction, load forecasting or power fault analysis (fits your branch).

3. Create a Powerful Resume and Online Profile.

• One-paged resume focusing on capabilities + projects.
• Active LinkedIn profile
• GitHub for project code

This is more important in the case of off campus recruitment because the firms are not aware of your college.

4. Go Off-Campus With a Hammer.

Use platforms like:

• Naukri
• LinkedIn
• Indeed

Cut-offs: TCS NQT, Wipro NLTH, Infosys Hiring, Capgemini Exceller. Majority of the AKTU pupils are placed with these.

5. Additional Skills That Help

• Rudimentary ability (quant + reasoning)
• Communication skills
• Internship certificate (unpaid, but still)

6. Six-Month Plan

• 1–2 months: Python/C+ SQL
• 3–4 months: Projects + Resume
• 5-6 months: DSA + Aptitude + Mass hiring examinations.