Engineering

Admission to KIIT School of Electronics Engineering is based on KIITEE for M.Tech programme. This computer-based exam evaluates the technical knowledge of applicants in their respective engineering branches. Candidates with a strong GATE score are often exempted from this test.  

KIIT School of Electronics Engineering offers a specialised M.Tech that focuses heavily on industry collaboration. Students benefit from unique co-branded programs with global leaders like Ericsson and KPIT Technologies. The campus features 18 centres of excellence to support high-level research. 

KIIT School of Electronics Engineering offers a specialised M.Tech that focuses heavily on industry collaboration. Students benefit from unique co-branded programs with global leaders like Ericsson and KPIT Technologies. The campus features 18 centres of excellence to support high-level research. 

MTech at KIIT School of Electronics Engineering includes dedicated support from the Kareer School. This unit helps students refine their professional skills for high-end placements and research positions. The school prepares graduates for roles in top global firms. The curriculum is updated regularly to match the latest engineering trends. 

KIIT School of Electronics Engineering maintains various global tie-ups that benefit M.Tech students through seminars and workshops. Many students get exposure to international standards of engineering through guest lectures from foreign experts. The university's vast alumni network also provides a bridge to global career opportunities.

At KIIT School of Electronics Engineering, the M.Tech selection process gives strong preference to GATE-qualified candidates. If an applicant has a GATE score of 400 or higher, they are exempt from the entrance examination. This recognizes their national-level competency and simplifies admission journey. 

KIIT School of Electronics Engineering offers five M.Tech specialisations. These include Communication Engineering, Next-Gen Wireless Technology, and VLSI Design & Embedded Systems. There are also unique tracks for Telecom Management and Automotive Electronics & Software. 

At KIIT School of Electronics Engineering, certain M.Tech tracks are co-branded with companies like Ericsson and KPIT. The syllabus is developed in association with industry experts to include real-world case studies. Students learn the exact skills that these top companies look for in new hires. 

No, students cannot get admission in engineering courses at Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research with 41% in Class 12. The percentage is not enough. Aspirants must pass Class 12 with 45% in relevant subjects to be eligible for engineering courses at Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research. The final selection is based on entrance exams. The institute accepts scores of MH CET, JEE Main and DMIHER CET for admission in UG engineering courses.

You are eligible for TNEA counselling and have a good chance of securing a B.Tech IT seat. While top-tier Anna University campuses require 190+ cutoffs, a cutoff of 136 opens up many reputable mid-tier and affiliated engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu.