Dear Aspirant,

The cutoff  for Sastra is unpredictable but 30% of seat allotment would be based on +2 percentage and rest of the 70% would be based on JEE percentile since you have good percentage in +2 you may have a chance of getting seat through +2 percentage but the

Hello,

Sastra university is one of the fine university as well as it provides a good academic excellence and the infrastructure is quiet well maintained and the placement records are also decent and about B tech in CSE is currently one of the most demanding field so if you want

Dear aspirant, for sastra there is no cutoff and no minimum percentile required. It is based on 12th percentage and jee main marks(sastra will calculate like this 12th percentage * 0.75+jee main mark * 0.25)

Total is of165 marks. Out of 165 marks what are your marks based on that

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you, yes you can certainly get sastra because you have got 93% in class 12th and more weightage is given to 12th marks as 75% weightage and 25% weightage is given to J.E.E mains. You may fill

Btech CSE for Sastra University

Total seats- 300

Total fees- 6.20 lakh

Hostel fee- 12000 yearly

5 % annual increase in tuition fee from II year.

There is no donation procedure as per my research in Sastra University as counselling procedure is done purely based on merit. Also due to

Hi Aspirant,

Sastra University is good in terms of Biotechnological courses.Since the lab rooms and the class rooms are up to dates.Infrastructure wise it is also good and the college provides good internship opportunities and facilties.Most students opt for higher studies after pursuing Biotechnology here or else placements are provided

Let me give you a simple preference list considering good faculty, research prospects, strong curriculum, alumini and training facilities, for Biotechnology

1. Madras Christian College

2. Manipal University Karnataka

3. VIT University

4. PSG Coimbatore

5. SRM University Chennai

6. AMRITA Coimbatore

7. Sathyabama University

For more information about B.Sc.

We all are aware there is no surety of jobs after these research oriented courses so doing it from an average college decreases your chances even more.

If you have some other options that you can go with will suggest you to choose them over this college.

If you can

See if you are willing to take basic science as your career then you have to do MSc as a must. Now Integrated MSc is a great option as you have not to worry about any more entrances and you can focus on your curriculum. But I would say Integrated

Both the universities are decent. But if you check the curriculum then it will imply that the SRM has more organized curriculum than that of Sastra University. Also SRM offers better faculties and placement facilities. So if you have to choose then go for SRM Main Campus (as it's the