B.Tech. in Civil Engineering 

at GLA University Mathura, Mathura

GLA University offers four-year courses of BTech and BTech (Hons). For admission to BTech course at GLA University, the minimum eligibility is to pass Class 12 with Physics & Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with Chemistry/ Computer Science with an aggregate of 50% (45% aggregate for SC/ ST) in the above subjects taken together and 50% aggregate overall. Apart from this, to get admission to BTech (Hons), students need to pass Class 12 with Physics and Mathematics as main subjects along with Chemistry/ Computer Science as additional subjects with a minimum of 65% aggregate and 70% aggregate as overall.

At the undergraduate level, GLA University Mathura offers BTech courses to students. The eligibility criteria for the BTech course is Class 12 with a minimum of 50 percent aggregate and the accepted entrance exams are GLAET and CUET. Candidates must prepare well in advance for qualifying these exams as the competition is very high and the seats are limited. The candidates must have a basic knowledge of Science and various other subjects and for the rest, candidates must check the syllabus and then prepare accordingly.

GLA University offers four-year courses of BTech and BTech (Hons). In order to get admission to the BTech course at GLA University Mathura, students need to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria in the first place. The next step is to qualify for the GLAET, which is an in-house entrance exam of GLA University for admission to its Engineering courses. Interested students have to qualify for the exam with a valid score. As per the official website of GLA University, students are finalised based on their performance in the PI round conducted at the university. For more accurate detail, students may visit the official website for the same.

Yes, GLA University offers a three-year BTech (Lateral Entry) course. In this course, students can get direct admission to the second year of BTech. This course is offered across five specialisations. These are Electronics & Communications, CSE, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. Admission to this course is entirely based on the scores of candidates in the university-level entrance exam.

The GLA University Mathura BTech CSE the highest package offered was INR 55 LPA during the placements 2024. The highest package was offered by NJUMA Consulting. Check out the data presented below to know the same:

No, admission to all courses at GLA University is entirely entrance-based. GLA University Mathura conducts an in-house entrance exam namely, GLAET, for admission to its various UG and PG courses in all the streams. Those who are interested to get admission in to either of the course of GLA University can first apply online on the official website of GLA University and appear for the respective entrance exam to get selected.

The GLA University Mathura reports successful placements over the years. At present, over 550 companies are taking part in the placements 2025 and 2000 students have been placed in leading companies. The institute has generated an amazing 80-90% placement rate during the placement drive 2025. For more information on GLA University Mathura placements 2024-2025, refer to the table below:

As of now, a total of 2000 students of the batch 2025 have been placed during GLA University placements 2025. The total number of students placed in the GLA University placements 2024 and 2025 are also tabulated below:

GLA University offers various UG and PG courses in the stream of Engineering, Law, Humanities, Management, Commerce, Law, etc. The popular courses offered at GLA University are BA (Hons), BTech, BBA, BCA, MBA, etc. The university also offers admission to five-year integrated courses such as BA LLB, MBA Integrated and various Lateral Entry courses.

Yes, GLA University extends separate hostel facilities to students with the university having 12 and 4 hostel buildings for boys and girls, respectively. The hostels include all the necessary amenities such as water purifiers, a common room (per building), recreation rooms, a mess, TV, laundry services, security and a surveillance system.