Hello Aspirant,

In the given below link you can find the comprehensive list of all the year cut of of MET. So lease go  through the link.

Link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/met-cutoff

Good Luck

Hello Aspirant,

I am sharing a link in which you can find its syllabus and also some paper and also necessary information regarding MET. You can get the sample paper here.

Link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/met-sample-papers

Good Luck

hi,

see right now you need to practice and practice and revision the old syllabus, due to covid 19 pandemic many of the exams are delayed as well as jee main, so please use this time for your preparation, follow any good books or text books for concepts then use

Hello student. Ofcourse msc in electronic course is available. The course named Msc electronics exists. Here are the few of the top colleges that offers that course.

1, university of engineering management in jaipur

2.sri ramakrishna college of arts and science, coimbatore

3.university of science and technology in meghalaya.

Hope

Hello,

It is important to get minimum of marks in between 500 to 600 to get a rank near about 3000.

Basically the rank is not fixed in any particular number because it is depends on the number of students appeared in the examination.

Hope for the best.

Thank you.

• Aeronautical Engineering- 10340
• Automobile Engineering- 12150
• Bio Medical Engineering- 27145
• Bio Technology- 20303
• Chemical Engineering- 17119
• Civil Engineering- 24274
• Communication and Computer Engineering- 2483
• Computer Science and Engineering- 1059
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering-

Hello Harshit ,

Both are good private engineering colleges. MET leads on some edge while SRM leads on other.

Both colleges have good clubs and exposure.

MET is quite more expensive than SRM. Also, SRM has the advantage of being in the metropolitan city of Chennai, making easier transportation by

Hello Abhay,

For almost all the competitive exams you have mentioned the Syllabus is same, and personally i prefer be thorough with NCERT textbooks. All qestions will be based on the topics in NCERT textbooks as per rules, but not same type every time. The theory, and principles are same,