Engineering

SGBAU M.Tech cutoff 2025 was published for admission to various M.Tech course branches for categories under the AI and HS quota. For the General AI category, the last round SGBAU MHTCET M.Tech cutoff 2025 ranged from 0.74 to 14.29 percentiles for various colleges offering the M.Tech CSE course. 

The hardest college for admission to the final round for this category was Prof. Ram Meghe Institute of Technology and Research, and the easiest was Government College of Engineering, Amravati. 

Note: Other categories, branches, rounds, and quotas will have different cutoffs.

Jadavpur University BE admission required documents are listed below- 

• WBJEE Rank Card

• Provisional Allotment Letter

• Class 10 and Class 12th Mark Sheet & Certificate

• Birth Certificate / Age Proof

• Category Certificate (if applicable)

• Domicile Certificate

• Income Certificate of Parents

• Passport-sized Photographs

• Scanned Signature

• Transfer/School Leaving Certificate

The university offers 1,355 seats for the BE course, distributed across 16+ departments. The maximum student intake is offered in the "core" departments: Mechanical Engineering (148 seats), Electrical Engineering (148 seats), and Civil Engineering (147 seats). The seat matrix is planned in a way that the departments are supported by adequate lab facilities and faculty expertise.

At the time of admission, the students need to pay a fee of INR 39,000, which is a one-time payment that includes the uniform charges as well as the security deposit, which is refundable. Pay the fees online during the counselling process.

The total fee for the BTech programme in AIT is 2,31,030 INR. This fee also includes the employability training which helps students sharpen their skills, whether technical or professional, to secure good jobs through campus placements.

There are no traditional caste-based or socio-economic reservations for these courses. Since the institute is exclusively for the wards of Army, Navy, and Air Force personnel, no other reservation is entertained. This ensures that kids of armed forces uniformed personnel have a dedicated space to pursue high-quality engineering education. 

Seat distribution at AIT is as follows:

• Computer Engineering, Information Technology, and Electronics & Telecommunication: 120 seats each
• Mechanical Engineering, Automation & Robotics Engineering: 60 seats each. 

The balanced matrix helps the institute in keeping the standards high and catering to the interests of engineering aspirants.