Sahrdaya College of Engineering and Technology (SCET)

Applying for B.E. or B.Tech in Sahrdaya College of Engineering and Technology (SCET)

The application process is online; one can fill out the form at the SCET website or submit through KEAM counseling.
The list of required documents to upload includes 10th/12th mark sheets, KEAM admit card, and ID proofs.
Recommendation letter: Should be sent along with a hard copy of the application form in case this is appropriate.
Fee Payment: Pay the application fee online or via specified modes.
Complete the process before the deadline, and for management/NRI seats, contact SCET directly. For exact updates check SCET's official site.

Rankings at SCET for 2024 KEAM cutoff vary for each course. For example: 

B.Tech Computer Science Engineering: The rank in the cutoff ranges are from 24,885 to 27,668 for Round 1.
B.Tech in Electronics & Communication Engineering The cut-off ranks for Round 1 vary between 27,512 and 29,095.
B.Tech Biotechnology: The cutoff rank is 31,927 for both rounds.

This might go for every year because it includes considerations, of course, on the amount of applicants, the KEAM exam difficulty level, or seating capacity. For B Tech programs, the student with a good KEAM rank will be eligible to acquire admission through the merit quota for SCET. While the cut-off rank varies with every year, a rank under 20,000 - 40,000 in KEAM is considered competitive to join popular branches. Cutoff for management quota is based on academic performance under 10+2. Contact SCET's admission department or KEAM's portal for updated cutoffs.

Sahrdaya College of Engineering and Technology (SCET) is an approved engineering college in Kerala, India. It's affiliated with Calicut University and AICTE-approved. Even though it may not be as well known as some of the other top engineering colleges in India, it's considered to be a decent engineering institution in Kerala. Top companies like TCS, Sutherland, Wipro, Infosys, and BYJU's recruit students from the college.

Generally, KEAM is required for B.E. / B.Tech at SCET, but the case is different for management quota. NRI quota has a special case. If you are an NRI candidate and you have completed your eligibility criteria in academics, you can get admission without KEAM. 

Yes, you can go for direct admission into Sahrdaya College of Engineering and Technology (SCET) through the management quota. This is especially applicable to students who could not qualify in the KEAM entrance exam. However, this particular eligibility criterion requires minimum marks in the qualifying examination- typically 12th-and clearance from the college itself.