Engineering

As a bio student, you can pursue a B.Tech in Food Technology without JEE Mains by applying to colleges that do not require the exam for admission. Some institutions offer direct entry or accept state-level entrance exams for B.Tech Food Technology. For example, colleges like Jadavpur University and various state-level universities might offer this course with alternative entry pathways.

In the KEAM exam, there is no strict requirement to score 10 marks each in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. However, the total score of 10/600 would be extremely low and unlikely to qualify for admission. For a valid ranking and eligibility for engineering courses, candidates typically need to secure a reasonable score across all subjects. The final rank list is prepared based on marks from the exam, and passing marks depend on category and course selection.

For the B.Tech course in Information Technology at Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI), Mumbai, the cutoff for the general category (GOPENS) in the 2024 MHT CET is expected to be around 99 percentile. Last year, the cutoff was 99.84%. For other categories such as OBC and SC/ST, the cutoff percentile is generally lower, around 99-95 depending on the category.

If you're looking for direct admission into B.Tech in CSE with AI and ML specialisation at low fees, options include SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai (fees around INR 2.5 lakh), and M.S. Engineering College, Karnataka (approx. INR 3.34 lakh). Many private colleges reserve seats under management quota or institutional-level open seats, where eligibility generally includes 45% marks in Class 12 with PCM. These pathways allow admission without mandatory entrance exams.

Yes, you can pursue a B.Tech in Food Technology in Nagpur. Laxminarayan Institute of Technology (LIT), Nagpur, offers this program. It is a four-year course approved by AICTE and affiliated with Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University. The eligibility criteria include passing the 12th-grade examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) or related subjects, with a minimum of 45% marks (40% for reserved categories). Admission is through MHT CET.

Admission to SASTRA University's B.Tech Lateral Entry program is granted on the basis of merit earned in an accredited diploma program. Since SASTRA admissions are mostly merit-based, the cutoff trends for lateral entry programs are not available . However, depending on the volume of applicants and diploma achievement levels, the rivalry may differ throughout areas such as computer science, electronics and communication engineering, and others.

The B.Tech Lateral Entry tuition for the 2023 academic year was roughly 65,000 per semester, plus extra costs for sports and development, for a program cost of about 4,28,825 in total

Yes, Christ University's Yeshwanthpur campus does offer engineering courses. The campus is part of the School of Engineering and Technology, which provides undergraduate programs in various disciplines like Computer Science and Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and others. It focuses on providing quality education with well-equipped labs, experienced faculty, and modern infrastructure to support technical learning.

For more detailed information about specific courses, eligibility criteria, and the admission process, it's best to contact the university directly or visit their official website.