Naraina College of Engineering and Technology

To gain admission into Naraina College of Engineering and Technology (NCET), Kanpur for a B.E./B.Tech program, follow these steps:

 Check Eligibility:Complete 10+2 (or equivalent) with Physics, Mathematics, and one of Chemistry/Biotech/Biology/Technical Vocational subjects.

Minimum 45% marks (general/OBC/EWS); 40% for SC/ST categories. 

 Appear for Qualifying Entrance Exams

Acceptable scores:JEE Main

UPTAC (UP B.Tech Admission Counselling) 

Approximately 75% seats via UPTAC, 10% via JEE Main merit, and 15% through management quota. 

The extracurricular opportunities at Naraina College of Engineering & Technology (NCET), Kanpur:

 Cultural, Arts & Performing Clubs

Music & Dance: Showcases like annual cultural events let students shine in singing, instrumental, and dance performances 

Drama & Anchoring: Students can explore public speaking, drama, event hosting, and anchoring during fests .

Technical & Academic Clubs

While there isn't a detailed tagged list, NCET hosts technical societies tied to engineering departments and workshops in areas like:

Robotics, MATLAB, ethical hacking, 3D animation, SPSS, communication skills.

Pretty solid overall. Teachers are smart, friendly, and most actually get how to teach. You'll get one-on-one help if you're stuck, and there are extra classes for placements too. Some departments are better than others, but overall, the faculty is supportive and want you to do well.

Yes, the profs here know their stuff. Most have fancy degrees and solid experience. They're chill, helpful, and really focus on making sure you're job-ready. Students like that they're approachable and actually care about your progress. Plus, they're big on clearing doubts and giving real-world tips.

Easy. Finish 12th with Physics + Math and one more from Chem/Bio/CS/Biotech. Then give JEE Main or UPCET. Once you've got your score, hop on the counselling portal, pick Naraina as your go-to, upload your docs, and you're good to go. Just follow whatever AKTU and the state say.

You can now apply for B.Tech and other courses—just head over to the official NCET site or hit up their admission helpline. They're taking in students based on entrance scores and merit, all as per state and university norms. Don't wait too long though, seats fill up fast!

Food's decent and hostels are clean, safe, and pretty well-kept. Mess serves meals for hostelers and there's also a campus canteen if you want more options. Nothing five-star, but most students find it value for money and totally livable. While detailed reviews of food quality are limited, students generally report the facilities as good and value for money, contributing to a positive hostel experience

Yes, NCET's got a full-on placement squad. They help you prep for interviews, build soft skills, do mock GDs, and even give career + startup advice. Plus, they bring in actual industry folks for sessions and run placement drives. Basically, they've got your back from classroom to cubicle.

If you're into hands-on learning with solid placement vibes, NCET's B.E./B.Tech is a great pick. The curriculum's industry-ready, profs know their stuff, and the labs + classrooms are all modern AF. With 60–70% placement support and a campus that balances study with fun, it's a smart (and chill) move.