Trinity College

B.E./B.Tech. programs are highly sought after at Trinity College of Engineering primarily due to strong placement records, industry exposure opportunities, and a generally positive learning environment. Specifically, Computer Engineering within the B.E./B.Tech. programme is very competitive with high cutoffs.

The tuition fees for B.E./B.Tech at Trinity College of Engineering and Research in Pune range from INR 2.41 Lacs per annum to 3.21 Lacs per annum.This fee structure includes various components like tuition fees, security deposit, and potentially hostel fees. 

To be eligible for a B.E. / B.Tech at Trinity College of Engineering, candidates typically need to have passed their 10+2 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 45% in aggregate, and with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects. Additionally, some institutions may require a valid score in entrance exams like JEE Main or state-level entrance tests like MHT CET. 

Trinity College of Engineering can be a good choice for some, but its reputation varies depending on the specific campus and program. Trinity College of Engineering and Research in Pune, for example, is known for good placements and experienced faculty, while Trinity College of Engineering in Kerala has been recognised for its focus on innovation and entrepreneurship.

The KEAM cutoff for Trinity College of Engineering based on B.Tech programs and also performs the round of counseling . In the first round of KEAM counseling in 2024, the closing rank for B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (Cyber Security) was 37965 and for Electronics and Communication Engineering, it was 46403. 

The KEAM 2025 exam for Engineering  was held between April 23 to 28, 2025, with a single session each day from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. The registration process, including form filling, document uploading, and fee payment, has concluded. The KEAM 2025 rank list is expected to be released soon. Trinity College of Engineering B.E. / B.Tech admissions will be based on KEAM scores, with counseling and allotment processes following the release of the rank list. 

No, Trinity College of Engineering doesn't provide 100% scholarship coverage for the courses. It offers various scholarships, including some government scholarships. The amount of scholarship is based on multiple criteria, such as the category to which the student belongs, the financial condition of the student, etc.