School Of Advanced Engineering, UPES, Dehradun All Questions

Hello,

Yes, you can apply for BTech in UPES Dehradun University by visiting the official website at https://www.upes.ac.in/btech-admission . eligibility criteria for JEE Main Merit is passed 10+2 from a recognized board with 50% marks in PCM, along with this it's mandatory to have overall 50% aggregate in Xth and XIIth standard, while in case of board merit pathway candidates are required to have 80% aggregate in 10th and 12th with 80% marks in PCM, for more details visit the official website at https://www.upes.ac.in/schools/school-of-engineering

Hello.,

University of petroleum and energy studies (UPES) is state university located in uttarakhand approved by UGC.  The university have good excellence in teaching and the infrastructure and the atmosphere is also good. The have a good library and the placement are good in the university.

The minimum placement opportunities for the college would be upto 85%. Numerous students gets placed in many pharma companies and the rest it depends on students skill whether he gets placed or not.

The minimum average salary might range upto 3 to 4 lakh per annum and it may varies with experience.

Hope this helps you out. Good luck

Hello there,

UPES Dehradun is a very good institute and have more than 100 courses offered in various disciplines of Engineering, Manageement, Sciences, etc.

IF you are a hardworking student, you can always perform good in your career whichever college you are in. Speaking of UPES, if you study well and maintain a good academic record, you can be placed in the top companies with the best packages. Companies such as JSW, TATA Power, TCS, Honeywell, Infosys, Nestle, L&T, and many more reputed companies visit the campus for placments.

The average package offered is around 5.34 LPA and Maximum placement is 17 LPA for School of Engineering. There is 94% placement in this college.

So, you can have a good career if you perform well in academics.

Good Luck !!!

Dear aspirant,

The UPES exam or UPESEAT is the University of Petroleum & Energy Studies Engineering Aptitude Test conducted by University of Petroleum & Energy Studies once a year to get into UPES School pf Engineering. The syllabus is same as JEE mains and includes physics, chemistry, mathematics, English and current affairs awareness.

Link for more information

All the Best.

Hi,

As per the information available on the website of the university, the admissions in BBA.LLB course has been closed, however to enquire about the seat status you can talk to the administrative staff of the university overlooking admissions for information on vacant seats.

Hello aspirant

First of all congratulations on achieving this rank. I'm not sure if you can 100% can get BALLB in UPES, but to know this, you can check out the link which I'm providing you below:

https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

All the best.

Hi there,

In my opinion, UPES, Dehradun is a good choice if you are not getting any NLUs

Please see that UPES offers a variety of undergraduate programs with multiple specializations and for PG it offers only one programme.

Regarding the placements, it gives a quite good exposure about the industry and the curriculum and faculty is quite well too.

However the things you should look for before taking admission anywhere are:

Industry Reputation

Reputation amongst Foreign Law Schools

Academic Standards / Quality of Faculty

Recruitment Statistics

Location

Student Community / Campus Life

Hostel Quality

IT Infrastructure / Library

Quality of Entrance Process

If you have the option to take a drop for one year, i would recommend you to go for it and prepare for NLUs with same enthusiasm and faith as this year.

You can check here for more guidance about the same: https://law.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-clat

I hope this will help you decide...

Best Wishes !!

If you want stability in life then go for mechanical engineering because there will be vast opportunities in corporate world as well as in government sector too.

But if you just wanted to earn and earn and don't want stability then you choose CS engineering. I am saying about this because after a time period of 10-15 years you will going to become useless for the corporate world because new technology will come and you can't cope up with new graduates and obviously your salary expectations will be higher than freshers.

All the best for you future.

hi Tushar,

university of petroleum and energy studies , dehradun  placed 45th rank in all universities and it was established in 2003 year and  well known for best academic background , placements , the average package  is 4 lakh and it provides many courses  few of them are

• B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering Hons with Specialization in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
• B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering Hons with Specialization in Cloud Computing and Virtualization Technology in Academic Collaboration with IBM
• B.B.Tech Food Technology
• Tech Chemical Engineering with Specialization in Refining and Petrochemicals
• B.Tech Aerospace Engineering
• B.Tech Mechanical Engineering
• B.Tech Civil Engineering
• B.Tech Electrical Engineering
• B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering

for more information go to below link

https://www.careers360.com/university/university-of-petroleum-and-energy-studies-dehradun

Hope this information is helpful

ALL THE BEST

Hi,

You can check the college predictor tool of Career360. Here is the link ->

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Give your rank, caste, state, gender and check the available colleges for you.

Well, according to my opinion, there isn’t a fixed answer for your question. The branch-wise cutoff for any branch totally depends on the no. of applicants who got shortlisted for the counselling.

Among the top-notch branches of B.Tech remains the Applied Petroleum Engg. (with Upstream specialization), Computer Science Engg.(with Cloud Computing & Virtualization Tech specialization), Automotive Design Engg, Chemical Engg, etc. The list keeps varying depending on the market conditions.

And right now, there are (on average) approximately 60–70 seats per branch available in the university. And those get filled from UPESEAT results and from Board-merit criteria, both.

So, I think you can prepare yourself much better from the information and statistics I provided.
All the best.