Engineering

Uka Tarsadia follows ACPC cut off for GUJCET marks and also keeps seats for JEE Main marks. Both marks are considered when they publish final seat allotment list. So students can check both lists to know which score help them more.

Uka Tarsadia BTech is full time four year course with 20+ specialisations, so students must be ready for regular classes. To get in through JEE Main, students mostly study Physics, Chemistry and Maths of 11th and 12th. NCERT books cover big part of syllabus. So revise your NCERT well, it helps lot for exam and course both.

Counselling for Uka Tarsadia BTech normally begin from June-July after JEE Advanced and GUJCET results are out. So students must keep ready all documents on time to get seat.

If you are from Gujarat, you will also need to take the GUJCET. GUJCET form comes in January too, and the exam happens around March or April. After the results, counselling goes on till July for engineering seats. High scores in GUJCET along with good marks in JEE Mains ensure getting into colleges according to preferences.

JEE Main happens in two session mostly. First session in January and second in April. Students can try both so they get best score. Uka Tarsadia BTech admission admits students on the basis of GUJCET and JEE scores.

Students who want join Uka Tarsadia BTech should apply for JEE Main mostly by December when forms comes out. Better to not miss correction window in January also, so details stays correct.

Since the MH CET Law 3-year LLB application process is closed and the correction window has also passed, you should focus on the next steps. Given that the application deadline was in February and corrections were allowed until early April, it's likely that the next stage is either the release of the admit card or the exam itself. 

To get a merit seat in MSRIT, you'll need to perform well in entrance exams like KCET or COMEDK. Here are the qualifications and admission details for B.E. in Computer Science (AI and ML): 

Eligibility Criteria

- Pass 2nd PUC / 12th Std / Equivalent Exam with English as one language and minimum 50% marks in aggregate in Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry / Bio-Technology / Biology / Electronics / Computer Science (40% for SC, ST, Cat-1, 2A, 2B, 3A, and 3B

The syllabus for the NERIST NEE (B.Tech) entrance exam in 2025 includes Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. For NEE-II (B.Tech courses), 35 questions are asked from Physics, 35 from Chemistry, and 45 from Mathematics.

Some cool University of Sydney engineering alumni:

•John Bradfield (designed Sydney Harbour Bridge)

•Greg Chamitoff (NASA astronaut)

•Rod Johnson (created Spring Framework)