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What is the eligibility for B.E at Sha-Shib College of Engineering?
Candidates who have passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are eligible to apply for Sha-Shib College of Engineering BE programmes. Besides, aspirants must also pass KCET for BE admission. Candidates must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of a
What B.Tech specialisations are offered at Sha-Shib College of Engineering?
Sha-Shib College of Engineering offers four-year BE programme at the UG level. The course is spread across four semesters. Below are the BE specialisations offered at Sha-Shib College of Engineering:
- Computer Science Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Aeronautical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electronic
What are the required documents during the B.E. / B.Tech application process at Nehru College of Engineering and Research Centre (NCERC)?
Candidates must submit a number of crucial documents as part of the *B.E./B.Tech* application procedure at *Nehru College of Engineering and Research Centre (NCERC)*. These usually consist of a *transfer certificate (TC)* from the previous school, a *migration certificate* (if applicable), *communit
What is the KEAM cutoff for Nehru College of Engineering and Research Centre (NCERC)?
The *Kerala Engineering Entrance Examination (KEAM)* difficulty level, the volume of applications, and the demand for particular branches all affect the *KEAM cutoff* for *Nehru College of Engineering and Research Centre (NCERC)*. Owing to increased demand, popular fields like *Computer Science Engi
A total of 1,200 offers were made and 1,150 students were placed during the Phase 1 of IIT Delhi placements 2025. Further, more than 50 international offers were made during IIT Delhi Phase 1 placements 2024-25.
As per NIRF report 2025, the median package offered during MTech placements 2024 stood at
A total of 1,200 offers were made and 1,150 students were placed during the Phase 1 of IIT Delhi placements 2025. Further, more than 35 international offers were made during IIT Delhi Phase 1 placements 2024-25.
As per NIRF report 2025, the placement rate recorded and median package offered during BT
Can I take admission in B.Tech course at Arni University without appearing in JEE Main?
Yes, Arni University BTech admissions can be availed without JEE Main exams. Another accepted entrance exam is HPCET. Candidates who have missed both the accepted entrance exams must not worry. These candidates can apply again the next year. For admissions, candidates must visit the official website
Can I get direct admission in M.Tech at Sengunthar College of Engineering?
No, Sengunthar College of Engineering does not offer direct admission to ME course. Candidates have to pass CEETA PG, CET or GATE for admission to ME programme. Besides, aspirants must also complete their graduation to apply for admission. The seats are offered in ME course through CEETA PG Counsell
What are the various B.E specialisations offered at Sengunthar College of Engineering?
Sengunthar College of Engineering offers four-year BE/ BTech programme divided into eight semesters. Candidates after completing Class 12 can apply for BE/ BTech. Below are the BE/ BTech specialisations offered at SCE:
- BE Medical Electronics
- BE Robotics & Automation
- BTech Information Technology
What is the eligibility criteria for B.E. / B.Tech at Shri Tulja Bhavani College of Engineering (STBCET)?

To be eligible for the admission in Shri Tulja Bhavani College of Engineering (STBCET) for the BTech programme and individual must have to meet the following criteria
- Educational Qualification: Candidates must have to pass class 12th with Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry and Biology as compulsor