Hello,

As per AICTE new norms for admission to B.Tech a candidate must score minimum 45% in any three subjects from the following

• Physics
• Mathematics
• Chemistry
• Computer Science
• Electronics
• Information Technology
• Biology
• Informatics Practices
• Biotechnology
• Technical Vocational subject
• Engineering Graphics
• Business Studies and Entrepreneurship

It is also stated that the institute or University can issue its guidelines which means that AICTE has left the decision to the institutes/University to determine the eligibility criteria for admission to Engineering. As of now the eligibility criteria to appear for TS EAMCET 2022 for admission to Engineering course is that you must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as optional or related vocational courses in the fields of Engineering and Technology with minimum 45% of marks in case the candidate belongs to general category and minimum 40% of marks in case the candidate belongs to reserved category in the subjects specified taken together in 10+2 level. Considering the eligibility criteria you are not eligible to apply for TS EAMCET 2022.

Dear Student ,

Mahavir Swami College of Polytechnic is UGC and AICTE approved and this college is affiliated by Gujrat Technological University .This is a private Co-ed polytechnic college established in 2012 and currently runs with 48 faculties . Total Student seat capacity of this college is more or less 266 each year .

The diploma courses offered in this college are as follows :

• Computer engg
• Mechanical engg
• Civil engg
• Automobile engg
• Electrical engg

[these courses are implemented by GTU]

To know more about this college , refer to this link :

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/mahavir-swami-college-of-polytechnic-surat

Hope this helps !

Dear student,

This is to inform you that Siddhis Institute of Pharmacy is not UGC Approved and also  not AICTE approved. Hence it does not have any approval from PCI as well .

I hope the doubt is clear.

Hey Shiv, IMT Nagpur has been approved by AICTE since 2015. You can confirm the same on their official website. AICTE accreditation is considered to be prestigious as they survey the college in question very well before giving their approval. You can also check the IMT Nagpur page on careers360 for more information. https://www.careers360.com/colleges/institute-of-management-technology-nagpur

Hello Aspirant,

I don't know which college you are talking about as you haven't mentioned about the college like it's name, initials, etc in the question.

so please review your question and ask again and you will surely get your answer

Hi, the eligibility criteria for appearing for WBJEE exam is that the candidate needs to be 10+2 student from a recognized board. So, you can not appear for WBJEE exam. Instead, you can appear for JELET exam. Below is the link to an article for JELET exam with complete information in it. If you still have doubts feel free to comment. Hope this helps.

Read the information below -

AUTONOMOUS COLLEGE

AICTE APPROVED COLLEGE

AICTE is an abbreviated form of the All India Council for Technical Education.

AICTE is responsible for accrediting all postgraduate and graduate programs, under specific categories of technology for Indian institutions.

To know your college is AICTE approved or not, you can visit the official website of the AICTE & search for the college in which you are going to take admission.

Hope it help!

Hello student,

The norma regarding tc and placement are different for each colleges and universities.  It would be better if you agree to those instructions and act accordingly.

If you are leaving your college after you complete B.tech and want a certificate for the same , then you will surely get it as per college norms.

But you will not be getting placement opportunities as your's is dual course and you will get it only if you complete the M.tech also.

However you can request your department heads or any other college authorities to know more about the Placements criteria.

Hope you get what you want...