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As all the branches have their own position. Whatever your interest is, take that course as here every courses is similar in terms of standards. As far as computers and electrical courses (especially ECE), you will have a lot of companies to sit on in the final year. Mechanical, Civil have their own sort of companies. Biotechnology and Chemical are concerned, you will have relatively less number of companies. But that's secondary. It all depends on how you study, and your interest matters. SASTRA provide Aerospace, you can also give a try as it is one of the good University for research and innovation. Hope this will help you.

ALL THE BEST! WORK HARD !!

If you have interest in control dynamics , electronics circuit design and automation(dcs) then one should join EIE at SASTRA University. EIE has few good Prof.s who interacts more with students. Regarding quality....Students of EIE have done their higher studies at universities like KU Leuven, John Hopkins, Linkoping, TU Hamburg, ALTOO University, TU Dresden and Duke University .....

I hope this will help perspective students.

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At sastra university,students should be in the hostel premises at 6.30 pm everyday.Girls are not allowed to leave the college campus without guardian or parent.There will be a rollcall in the hostel, if that student is not present at that time he or she will be absent. And those students will be expelled from hostel if satisfactory explanation is not given.

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Mentioned below are the placement details of Sastra University:

• Total number of companies which visited for placements in the year 2021 were 70.
• The total number of job offers were 2300.
• Highest salary package offered to one of the students was 27 lakh per annum.
• Major recruiting firms were Amazon, Cisco, Oracle, HP, infosys, CTS, pay pal.

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SASTRA University revised its engineering admission for 2021 with 50% of seats based on class 12 scores and the remaining 50% based on class 12 and JEE Main scores given equal weightage.

From the previous data about SASTRA University, there is no such criteria ( minimum JEE marks) for admission in to SASTRA University. It has a separate procedure through stream 1 and stream 2.

STREAM 1

70% seats of every branch are filled through stream 1 based on class 12% (75% after normalization) + JEE MAIN score (25%).

STREAM 2

30% seats of every branch are filled through stream 2 based on 12th %.

NOTE - 1. There is no score of getting admission for JEE MAIN score below 40 in stream 1.

2. All applicants will be eligible for both the stream and need not to submit two separate application form.

So you can apply for SASTA University, with your boards marks you might get a seat. Hope this will help you.

ALL THE BEST! WORK HARD !!

Hello,

SASTRA take admission for stream 1 it take admission based on 12th percentage and score of JEE mains and for  stream 2 based on the normalized aggregated marks +2 or its equivalent marks. This is for 30% of the total seat.

A first rank student of each board is considered to have obtained 100% mark and aggregate mark of all other students of the board is normalized with reference to that of the first rank student. For example, if the first rank is 97% and an applicant’s aggregate is 90% then the applicant’s normalized percentage is 92.78 (90/97 x 100).

For more details, go through the link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/sastra-university-btech-admissions

Source of information:

https://www.sastra.edu/downloads/admissions/2021/FAQs%202021-22%20Admissions.pdf

Hope this will help you.

Thank you.

Hello,

SASTRA take admission for stream 1 it take admission based on 12th percentage and score of JEE mains and for  stream 2 based on the normalized aggregated marks +2 or its equivalent marks. This is for 30% of the total seat.

A first rank student of each board is considered to have obtained 100% mark and aggregate mark of all other students of the board is normalized with reference to that of the first rank student. For example, if the first rank is 97% and an applicant’s aggregate is 90% then the applicant’s normalized percentage is 92.78 (90/97 x 100).

For more details, go through the link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/sastra-university-btech-admissions

Source of information:

https://www.sastra.edu/downloads/admissions/2021/FAQs%202021-22%20Admissions.pdf

Hope this will help you.

Thank you.

Hello,

SASTRA take admission for stream 1 it take admission based on 12th percentage and score of JEE mains and for  stream 2 based on the normalized aggregated marks +2 or its equivalent marks. This is for 30% of the total seat.

A first rank student of each board is considered to have obtained 100% mark and aggregate mark of all other students of the board is normalized with reference to that of the first rank student. For example, if the first rank is 97% and an applicant’s aggregate is 90% then the applicant’s normalized percentage is 92.78 (90/97 x 100).

For more details, go through the link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/sastra-university-btech-admissions

Source of information:

https://www.sastra.edu/downloads/admissions/2021/FAQs%202021-22%20Admissions.pdf

Hope this will help you.

Thank you.

Hello,

SASTRA take admission for stream 1 it take admission based on 12th percentage and score of JEE mains and for  stream 2 based on the normalized aggregated marks +2 or its equivalent marks. This is for 30% of the total seat.

A first rank student of each board is considered to have obtained 100% mark and aggregate mark of all other students of the board is normalized with reference to that of the first rank student. For example, if the first rank is 97% and an applicant’s aggregate is 90% then the applicant’s normalized percentage is 92.78 (90/97 x 100).

For more details, go through the link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/sastra-university-btech-admissions

Source of information:

https://www.sastra.edu/downloads/admissions/2021/FAQs%202021-22%20Admissions.pdf

Hope this will help you.

Thank you.