Compare KMBB College of Engineering and Technology, Bhubaneswar vs Kalam Institute of Technology, Berhampur

1. Admission is strictly through OJEE/JEE(Main) ranks and the centralized counseling process, as per the Government of Odisha/AICTE/OJEE
2. Reservation of seats and relaxations as per Odisha norms.
3. Branch allotment is based on rank, category, and choice filling during counseling.

Admissions to the B.Tech programme are conducted as per the guidelines prescribed by the Joint Entrance Examination Odisha (JEE, Odisha).

• Candidates must qualify in JEE (Odisha) to be eligible for admission.
• 85% of seats are filled through entrance examination rankings.
• The remaining 15% of seats are allocated under the NRI quota based on merit at the institute level.

1. The student has passed 10+2 (or equivalent) with Physics and Mathematics, plus any one of: Chemistry / Biology / Computer Science / Information Technology / Biotechnology / Agriculture / Electronics / other technical vocational subject.
2. Minimum 45% marks (aggregate of the above subjects) for the General category; 40% for SC/ST
3. Valid rank/score in JEE (Main) or OJEE for the current admission year.

Lateral Entry:

1. The student has passed a Three-year (or Two-year Lateral) Diploma in Engineering in a relevant branch from an AICTE-approved institution
2. Minimum 45% marks (General); 40% for SC/ST.
3. Qualified through OJEE (Lateral Entry) for the current admission year.

The Candidates should have a +2 Science background from a recognized board or equivalent, approved by BPUT.