Dear aspirant

These colleges have very high fees as compared to the colleges through jee mains or comedk or mhcet. But if compared between SRM kattankulathur and bita then bits goa is costlier than SRM University.

The tuition fees of srm University is approximately 2.5L per year and their hostel

Hi Sudheer,

Both the Colleges are good and almost similar. But SRM University is better than Hindustan University in terms of Placements. You have not mentioned the course for which you want to know this information and compare these two Universities. So in general I'm giving you the details about

Hello Bhaskar,

Based on previous year's cut-offs of B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering in SRM Main Campus that is SRM Main Campus, experts has given this year cut-off as 26700 - 27200. To be on safe side it is better to get below 20000 or 25000 Rank in SRMJEEE. Cut-offs

Hi Eeshan,

At first congratulations for your success in both the examinations. If you can afford the fee for category 3 in VIT Vellore that is around 4 lacs per annum then you should definitely go for VIT over SRM. Vellore institute of technology has higher prospects  and can give

Hello Aspirant,

The Entrance exam syllabus for Allied Sciences in Sri Ramachandra College, Chennai is -

• Divisions and functions of the nervous system.
• Cells, tissues and cartilages of head and neck.
• Introduction to Myology.
• Development of brachial arches.
• Cell injury, adaptation and death.
• Early motor development .
• Definition of psychology.

Hi Aspirants

according to career360 srm university chennai has 4.1rating out of 5.

and VIT chennai has 4.4 rating out of 5

both college are excellent in their prospective. in both college not only CSE but also CSE in AI&MI course is also there. so based on your convenience

for

Biotechnology is a great subject to study. The subject has industrial need as well as good research scope. If you are interested in the subject then I would recommend you to take the college which imparts best facility academically as well as in terms of placements.

Thus sequencing the colleges