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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

Here’s a simple breakdown of course fees at Universal Engineering College (UEC) in Thrissur, Kerala:

B.Tech (all branches): INR 57,500/year, totaling around INR 230,000 for 4 years.

M.Tech (Structural/Thermal Engineering): approximately INR 120,000/year (2-year program).

 Expect about INR 55,000–6

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a year ago

Prerana Pratishthan's Universal College of engineering and Research, Semister exam results are declared mostly after 30-45 days. It does not declares result by itself because it is affiliated with SPPU, therefore SPPU declares result. 

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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

Universal Engineering College is a private college. It was established in 2011 and is affiliated with the APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University. The college is approved by AICTE. The college offers a total of 11 courses in the fields of Engineering at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Fo

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a year ago

Universal engineering college is famous because main focus on industry relevant education, good infrastructure and a supportive learning environment.

Reason for famous 

  • Mostly industry focused curriculum
  • Strong placement record 
  • Good infrastructure 
  • Supportive faculty 
  • Value added pr

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a year ago

The cutoff for MH CET are based on the candidates categories. Gen- EWS students require a percentile of 75-76 whereas Obc- ncl candidates require  around 73-74 while for SC students the requirement is 51-52 and  for ST students 37 - 38 to secure admission.

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a year ago

The faculty members at the college are well qualified and experienced. The staff is supportive and knowledgeable . The quality and method of teaching are very nice and effective with focus on both practical as well as theoretical aspects. Overall the faculty is nice and helpful not just in teaching

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yes the faculty members at the college are well qualified and  experienced. The staff is supportive and knowledgeable . The quality and method of teaching are very nice and effective with focus on both practical as well as theoretical aspects. Overall the faculty is nice and helpful not just in

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a year ago

In order to apply for B.E./ B.Tech at Prerna Pratishthan's Universal College of engineering and Research, you need to appear for 

1.MH CET - if you're from Maharashtra 

2.JEE Mains - if you're from any other states

 Then you need to apply for the CAP (centralized admission process) couns

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a year ago

NO, you can't get direct admission into the college. In order to get admission you need to appear for the entrance exam i.e MH CET ( if you're from Maharashtra) and JEE main ( if you're from other states) . However If you want to take admission into the second year after the Diploma or B.Sc then you

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No, the college does not offer 100% scholarship but there are many scholarships and freeships based on merit in the SSC examination and for the students belonging to backward class (B.C) and economically backward classes (E.B.C) with a required declaration. Concessions are also available for wards o

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