Engineering

1. Sharda University
2. Galgotias University
3. GL Bajaj Institute of Technology
4. Noida Institute of Engineering & Technology
5. Greater Noida Institute of Technology

If you were unable to cross the cutoff of premier colleges in B.Tech CSE (AI), try private institutions like Chandigarh University, Jain University, or KIIT, which have good programs at reasonable prices with scholarships. State-run universities or government-aided colleges in your area may also have lower fees and cutoffs. Prioritize colleges with better teaching, lab facilities, and placement assistance, even if they are not top-ranked. Always check for AICTE approval.

Yes, improvement exam marks are accepted by VIT for eligibility. In case you are not able to obtain 60% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in your 2025 board exams, you can take improvement exams. Your updated marks will be considered by VIT if you satisfy the minimum eligibility requirement prior to admission. Make sure that your improved marksheet is ready during counselling and document verification for VITEEE or admission procedure.

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Maths is generally the most specific requirement for getting into any college in order to pursue engineering. So no you can't get into BTech without maths as one of your major subjects.

To get admission to a four-year BTech programme at Sharda University, there is a minimum qualifying requirement that needs to be satisfied by the aspirants. Candidates must have passed Class 10 with 60% of aggregate. They are required to pass Class 12 in the Science stream by obtaining a minimum of 70% aggregate overall and acquiring 60% aggregate in PCM & Computer Science. Further, they have also passed Class 12 with a 50% aggregate in the Mathematics subject. There should not be any gap in passing Class 10 & 12. These are all the mandatory requirements to apply for at Sharda University BTech course.

In Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka, most engineering colleges admit student based on their performance in entrance exams like JEE Main and state-level entrance exams, rather than solely on intermediate 12th-grade marks however, some colleges offer direct admission based on 12th-grade marks through management quota or specific programs.

Several college in Tamil Nadu offers a BTech in Textile Technology. Some of the prominent ones include Anna University PSG College of Technology, Kumar Guru College of Technology, and Shri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology. Other options include Bannari Amma Institute of Technology and Alagappa College of Technology.

To apply for an M.Tech programme in Pune for the 2025-26 academic year, you'll typically need a Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Technology (B.E./B.Tech) with a minimum specified percentage, often around 55-60%, from a recognised university. You'll also likely need a valid score in the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) or other relevant entrance exams like MHT-CET for some institutions. Since you are a working professional, you may also explore options for sponsored seats or part-time programs, which may require relevant work experience and potentially employer support. 

Yes great with 94.7017 percentile in AEEE, you have a good chance of getting CSE (AI & ML) in Amrita's Chennai campus. But it depends on the cut-off of this year and seat availability during counselling. Keep checking official updates and try to attend early counselling rounds for better chances.

No a humanities student is generally not eligible for a BTech programme at IIIT Bangalore IIIT Bangalore B.Tech programme require a strong background in mathematics and physics typically achieved through a Science stream with first class result in the 12th grade while IIITs do have some flexibility in admission like the possibility of applying through alternative routes without Jee main are humanities student would likely not meet the core subject requirements for a BTech