Hi Aspirant,

The admission of students in various engineering programs (like B.Tech etc) for the upcoming session 2019-20 in Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal will be done through national level tests . For further information you may visit the official website : http://www.dcrustm.ac.in/ug-admissions-2018/

Hope this helps!

Dear student,

please specify the college name so that i can answer.

Hi Jana,

Yes, donation taken by PSg Coimbatore is around 15 lakhs which is very much.YThe students get trained by the best faculties. The brand PSG has a well reputed name in Kovia. It is an autonomous institute which is affiliated to Anna University. The quality of education and

Since you're a PCM student for getting B.Tech Biotechnology you can easily apply for IIT Mains. A lot of IITs and NITs have B.Tech in Biotechnology. The eligibility for getting a govt. College is min 75% in boards and respective merit in JEE Mains and Advance.

There are many other

Dear Aspirant,

Congratulations for getting 503 in GATE CSE 2019.

Yes, you are eligible to apply in NITs in CCMT.

Since you have appeared for GATE CSE, you can get admissions in M.Tech CSE and its related domains and also some of the interdisciplinary domains like biomedical engineering, nano-technology etc.

You must have to score minimum 80-85 marks to get admission in b.tech through AMU 

• Jee main
• Bitsat
• Viteee
• Kl university entrance exam

Hello alka, please be more clear about the information you need and get back to me again .

ALL THE BEST

Hi, according to the query, the field of "scope" is incomplete. Hence, i would like to compare the 2 branches on both aspects- placement and higher studies. As far as placement is considered, Information technology is a highly demanding branch while biotechnology is an "increasing in demand day by day"

Hi Archana,

B. Tech OUAT has an approximately low cut-off in comparison of other competitive examinations you may appear. It changes every year with great fluctuation rates depending on the number of participants which changes alot every year. Being on a safer side 60-70% marks of total marks is enough.