B.Tech Admission Guide 2026
Your one-stop destination for rankings, fees, and placements.
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| NIRF Ranking | #124 (Engineering) |
|---|---|
| Affiliation | MAKAUT / AICTE Approved |
| Avg. Package | ₹6.5 LPA |
| Highest Package | ₹42 LPA |
Seat Matrix & Cut-offs
| Branch | Seats | Cut-off |
|---|---|---|
| Computer Science | 180 | 8,450 |
| IT | 120 | 11,200 |
| Electronics | 120 | 15,600 |
Decision Checklist
Top 10 FAQs for B.Tech Aspirants
1. What is the difference between B.E. and B.Tech?
Answer: Traditionally, B.E. (Bachelor of Engineering) is more theoretical, while B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology) is more practice-based. However, in the modern job market, both are treated equally by recruiters.
2. Can I get admission without a JEE Main rank?
- Answer: Yes, many private colleges offer direct admission via Management Quota or through state-level entrance exams (like WBJEE or MHT-CET).
3. What is the "TFW" scheme in the fee structure?
- Answer: TFW stands for Tuition Fee Waiver. It is a merit-based scheme for students with low family income where the tuition fee is waived, though other charges like hostel or library fees still apply.
4. How do I use the Rank Predictor to choose a college?
Answer: Our tool uses previous years’ “Opening and Closing Ranks.” If your predicted rank falls within that range, you have a high chance of getting into that specific branch.
5. What is a "CSAB" Special Round?
Answer: It is a spot-round conducted after JoSAA counseling to fill vacant seats in NITs, IITs, and GFTIs.
6. Does the college address matter for placements?
Answer: Generally, yes. Colleges in IT hubs (like Bangalore, Hyderabad, or Pune) often have better access to internship opportunities and local industry visits.
7. Is there an age limit for B.Tech admissions?
Answer: Most colleges do not have a strict upper age limit, but you must have completed your 10+2 within a certain timeframe (usually the last 2-3 years).
8. What are the "core" branches vs "circuital" branches?
Answer: Core branches include Mechanical and Civil. Circuital branches include CSE, IT, and ECE—these usually have higher placement rates in the software industry.
9. Can I change my branch after the first year?
- Answer: Many universities allow a “Branch Change” if you maintain a very high CGPA (usually 8.5+) in your first two semesters.
10. What is the difference between an Autonomous and an Affiliated college?
- Answer: Autonomous colleges design their own syllabus and conduct exams, whereas Affiliated colleges follow the curriculum and schedule set by the University (e.g., MAKAUT).