Government College

At the Government College of Engineering and Textile Technology (GCETTS), Serampore the best placement package differs depending on the year and source. According to student ratings the most expensive B.Tech packages, especially those in computer Science and textile technology vary from INR 6 LPA to INR 15 LPA. Employers such as TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Raymond and Jayashree Textiles hire people; IT often makes INR 5 LPA whereas Textile Technology occasionally makes INR 15 LPA. Despite the lack of official 2024 data placement rates are high with several batches receiving 95–100% placement.

The main prerequisite for admission to GCETTS, Serampore's B.E./B.Tech programme is a valid WBJEE score for regular seats via centralised counselling. The All India (AI) quota which takes into account JEE Main ranks (e.g 13372–35395 for SC category in 2024), allows candidates with JEE Main scores to apply. Direct entry may be permitted by management quota or open seats subject to eligibility (10+2 with 45% in PCM 40% for reserved categories), and additional fees. Diploma holders can apply for lateral admission through JELET.

Because of its government status, the Government College of Engineering and Textile Technology in Serampore provides B.Tech and M.Tech programs at reasonable costs For a four-year programme the cost of tuition for a B.Tech programme ranges from INR 28,900 to INR 53,400. Information technology costs INR 53,400 textile technology costs INR 28,900, and computer Science and apparel production management costs INR 34,000. Admission fees (INR 8,500), festival fees (INR 4,000), and magazine fees (INR 200) are extra expenses. Depending on the specialisation M.Tech fees can range from INR 28,900 to INR 1,02,400.

Founded in 1908, the Government College of Engineering and Textile Technology (GCETTS), Serampore, is a governmental, not private, college. It is run by the West Bengal government and is affiliated with Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology (MAKAUT). It has also received approval from the AICTE. GCETTS which is well-known for being a pioneer in textile education provides reasonably priced instruction with an emphasis on technology and engineering. Students choose it because of its government status which guarantees controlled tuition merit-based admissions via WBJEE and access to state grants.

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