The National Institute of Engineering

NIE believes in creating a generation of students who are not only academically brilliant but also talented in subjects outside of the classroom. Theatre workshops, State-level debate competitions, inter-collegiate cultural festivals, talks and seminars, and quiz competitions students at NIE are given the opportunity to participate in various cultural activities based on their interests. All the activities planned in the college are designed carefully to give the students exposure to different worldviews on current issues and trends, debate competitions tackling subjects of social relevance, discussions on topics such as philosophy, Science, and technology, and music competitions. Most probable these activities are conducted by several clubs.

However, in general, the eligibility criteria for an M.Tech course in India typically include the following requirements:
Educational Qualification: Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in engineering or technology (B.E. Or B.Tech) from a recognised university or equivalent qualification. Minimum Marks: Candidates are usually required to have obtained a minimum percentage of marks in their Bachelor's degree. This percentage may vary depending on the institute and the specific M.Tech programme. Generally, a minimum of 50% to 60% aggregate marks is required. Entrance Examination: Candidates are often required to qualify for a national-level or state-level entrance examination for admission to M.Tech programs. Common entrance exams for M.Tech in India include GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) and PGECET (Post Graduate Engineering Common Entrance Test). GATE Score: Many institutes consider the GATE score as a primary criteria for admission. GATE is a national-level examination conducted for admission to postgraduate engineering programs. Interview or Counselling: Shortlisted candidates based on their entrance examination scores may be called for an interview or counseling session as part of the selection process.