Engineering

It's a little bit difficult to pursue M.Tech as it is higher and tougher than B.Tech it requires some research in the field. The field that you like or understand better should be picked for further studies like M.Tech because if you choose some other field it will be tougher for you to career on. 

While it's difficult to pursue M.Tech at Pimpri Chinchwad College the faculty would help you to make topics easy and simpler for you to understand and help in almost every field and academic. 

At Pimpri Chinchwad College they don't compromise with studies and they are very strict which helps the students to focus on their studies. 

The total seat intake for all the M.Tech course is around 1037. Every year, more students typically apply to courses like Earth and Space Sciences, Avionics, and Aeroscope Engineering. Annual enrollment in other courses, such as M.Tech programmes in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, is often less than 100.

To find out the most recent details regarding the seat intake, go to the IIST website. Go to the "Admissions" section. Look for the pertinent M.Tech programme information; it's usually under "Postgraduate Programmes" or "M.Tech Admissions."Find the most recent M.Tech admissions brochure available for the year you want to apply.A thorough rundown of all M.Tech programmes, including the number of seats allotted to each specialisation, is often included in the brochure.

The total seat intake for all the M.Tech course is around 1037. Every year, more students typically apply to courses like Earth and Space Sciences, Avionics, and Aeroscope Engineering. Annual enrollment in other courses, such as M.Tech programmes in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, is often less than 100.

To find out the most recent details regarding the seat intake, go to the IIST website. Go to the "Admissions" section. Look for the pertinent M.Tech programme information; it's usually under "Postgraduate Programmes" or "M.Tech Admissions."Find the most recent M.Tech admissions brochure available for the year you want to apply.A thorough rundown of all M.Tech programmes, including the number of seats allotted to each specialisation, is often included in the brochure.

• A Master’s degree in Mathematics/ Statistics/ Physics/ Electronic Science/ Computer Science/ Computer Applications/ Information Technology, or

• A BE/ B Tech degree or any other qualification considered equivalent (such as AMIE or, GRAD-IETE or, DOEACC ’B’ Level).

Selection Procedure A candidate is admitted to this programme through written tests and interview. A few candidates may be sponsored by government, semi-government, public sector undertakings and autonomous institutions but such candidates will also be admitted through the ISI Admission Test. The Institute at its discretion may apply a different criterion for such candidates. A candidate would be considered sponsored only if he/she is granted leave and full salary by the employer for the entire duration of the programme. Sponsored candidates will not receive any stipend and their sponsors will have to pay a tuition fee of Rs 20,000/- per year.

You can get B.Tech CSE admission in vivekananda university in two ways.One is Entrance exam based admission, This is the primary mode of admission in Vivekananda Global university They consider scores from valid JEE Main exams for B.Tech CSE admissions.

Another on way of admission is getting through University Entrance Test conducted by Vivekananda Global university, VGU conducts its own entrance exam (VGU CET) for various programs.So, you can get B.Tech CSE admission in vivekananda university in this ways either through National entrance exam scores or passing Entrance test conducted by the college.The direct admission using 10 +2 marks also taken in some occasion so, its best to check directly with the office of the college.