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Government College of Engineering, Kannur (GCEK) is a government-aided institute established by the government of Kerala in 1986. It is one among the most popular engineering colleges in the state, offering undergraduate and postgraduate courses in several engineering disciplines. APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University affirms that this college provides quality education along with research activities and infraction facilities. GCEK offers a friendly learning environment and has a strong academic emphasis as well as emphasis on extra-curricular development. Being a government college, the fee is comparatively low compared to private

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Government College of Engineering, Karad (GCE Karad) is well known for its excellent and qualified faculty. Professors and lecturers holding qualifications such as M.Tech and Ph.D. degrees are also available. Many are constantly working in the field of research and development as well as consultancy for academic and industries benefit. The faculty is not only devoted to providing quality education but also insists on practical learning and guiding students through academic and career challenges. The strong academic background and experience in teaching of the faculty really make GCE Karad a reputed institution for engineering education

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Pailan College of Management and Technology, or PCMT, is a private college affiliated with Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, West Bengal, established in 1999. The institution offers a number of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes under the streams of engineering, management, and applied sciences. Since it is a private institution, it draws its management and funding from the private sector-it is funded and managed independently, free from government funding. Even if private, PCMT offers quality education with a focus on the student's hands-on experiences, industry exposure, and development into practicing professi

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The Government College of Engineering, Karad (GCE Karad) declared their respective semester exam result within 1 to 2 months of time frame after the completion of the exams. The results are mostly announced through the website of the college or portal of the affiliated university.

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Government College of Engineering, Karad is also known for its very qualified and experienced faculty. The teaching staff has higher degrees in their respective departments, with many holding years of experience in both academia and industry. The faculty members place emphasis on research, innovation, and quality education in engineering. The overall teaching-learning process within the college finds strong support from the faculty members attending workshops, conferences, and publications in national and international journals. It reflects dedication to the development of students in its student-centric approach, mentoring, and guidan

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The typical documentation for B.E./B.Tech application in Government College of Engineering, Karad requires the following:

Class 10 and 12 Mark Sheets: 
MHT CET or JEE Main Scorecard: For the applicants seeking admission through entrance exam.
Aadhar Card: For identity verification.
Domicile Certificate: Only for the applicants who belong from Maharashtra.
Caste Certificate: For the applicants belonging to a particular caste. 
Passport-sized Photographs: 2-3 the latest in number.
Income Certificate: For the applicant with lower income group for scholarships, if eligible.
Migration Certificate: For students from boards other than Mahar

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