GLA University

The cutoff list for admission to the Institute of Engineering and Technology at GLA University is expected to be released by the last week of June 2024, after the CUET UG results. This list will show the scores needed for different undergraduate courses. You should check the university's official announcements for the latest updates on admissions.

Candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.

They should have studied Chemistry/Biology/Biotechnology/Technical Vocational subject as one of the optional subjects.

A minimum aggregate score in these subjects is usually required (often specified by the university)

Some additional requirements may include submitting proof of identity, residency, and any other documents as specified by the university.

GLA University accepts the following entrance exam scores for admission to their B.Tech programs:

JEE Main: This is a national-level entrance exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for admission to various engineering colleges across India, including GLA University.

UPSEE (Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination): Conducted by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU), UPSEE is a state-level entrance exam for admission to engineering colleges in Uttar Pradesh, including GLA University.

The estimated total fees of B.Tech in GLA unversity is approximately 9.50 lakh, as per the latest reports. This includes hostel fees, mess fees, security, examination fees, etc. Scholarships are also available for the students.

You can go through the website for detailed information.

This is the fee structure for the 1st year, 2nd year, 3rd year, and 4th year.

GLA University cutoff 2024 for BTech courses is Class 12 with an aggregate score of 50% marks in physics, chemistry and mathematics combined and a valid score in GLAET. On the other hand, GLA University cut off 2024 for M.Tech is 60% aggregate in BE/BTech degree and a valid score in GLAET. It does not release individual cutoffs for its courses therefore, marks obtained in the last qualifying exams are considered as GLA University cutoff. 

Yes, you will get full fees refund if you do not want to take admission in GLA. You will have to give them a proper reason for not taking admission into the institute. Moreover, as per the UGC guidelines, students are eligible for 100% fee refund within a specific period of time and no charge an be deducted from them.

The last date to apply for GLA university is 10 July 2024. 

To take admission in GLA University, the candidates must meet the eligibility criteria for their desired program. The admission process generally involves by filling out an online application form, submitting required documents related to 10th and 12th, and paying application fees. The university also conducts entrance exams for some of its programs.

To get admission to Institute of Engineering and Technology GLA University for B.Tech course, the applicants must have passed the 10+2 examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects and Chemistry / Computer Science with at least 60% marks in the above subjects, taken together and 50% marks overall.  

No, to get admission in GLA University for M.Tech is  is entirely entrance-based. Those who are interested to get admission in to either of the course of GLA University can first apply online on the official website of GLA University and appear for the respective entrance exam to get selected.

First Division in B Tech in the relevant branch or MCA (for Computer Science).
For Energy Systems, (First Division in B Tech in EE, EN, EC, ME or M Sc Physics). Five percent relaxation in the minimum eligibility is provided to SC/ST Category Students.

The eligibility criteria for B.Tech at Institute of Engineering and Technology GLA University is to pass the 10+2 examination with Physics and Mathematics/Biology as compulsory subjects along with Chemistry/Computer Science with at least 50% marks (45% for ST\SC) and 50% marks overall. As it is compulsory for the students to follow these rules and regulations before becoming a part of the college.