SASTRA University Thanjavur All Questions

Hi there,

See it is up to you to decide that in which field and in which programme you want to study and further pursue your study.

Both the colleges mentioned above are good and you cannot compare them directly. It decides on you that whether you want to pursue mechanical engineering or you want to pursue csm. The choice is completely yours.

You can take help by visiting the official website of both the colleges and can get a detail about the placement records and the academic curriculum which will give you an idea about the college which is better and in which you want to continue your study.

Hope this resolves your query.

Hello student

Here are some details about SASTRA University in Thanjavur :

- SASTRA University is a private university that was established in 1984 in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu.

- The university is A++ NAAC accredited and offers a full-time B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering.

- The course is four years long and has 300 seats available.

- To get admission, you need to have at least 60% in Class 12 with Mathematics and Physics as compulsory subjects, along with one of Chemistry/Biotechnology/Computer Science/Biology as optional subjects.

- The admission criteria are based on the normalised aggregate scores of Class 12 and JEE Main (50% weightage to each).

- The total fee for the entire course ranges between INR 50,000 and INR 7.7 lakh, depending on the chosen branch or specialisation.

- The application process for all courses is conducted online.

Please note that the admission process and fees may change, so it is advised to check the university website for the latest information.

Hello Aspirant,

In Sastra University the admission is done on the basis of scores obtained in jee mains and 12th scores.

As per your scores you have fair chances of getting core branches like mechanical, electrical,civil branches. But this is as per the previous year trends . There are certain factors such as number of candidates appearing in the counselling, previous year cutoffs and number of seats available in the college which determines the current year cut offs.

But you can be assured that you will get any of these branches.

Dear Aspirant,

Sorry to say but you will not be able to get a seat.

It always depends on the competition for the seats at SASTRA. Sometimes you might, Sometimes you can’t. Below is the counseling status:

Let me share the counseling statuses in 2017. I secured AIR 1333 under stream 1. I had a friend whose AIR was 450 under stream 1. He was called on the first day-first session. I was called on the second day-first session. Now, let me be accurate, each session is conducted for 600 students and 2 sessions like this happen per day.

1. In the first session(his session), only 100 out of 600 came to the counseling. All of them took CSE and left.
2. But after my friend's session (i.e 2nd session), nearly 300–400 out of the next 600 members came to the counseling, taking away CSE, ECE, and IT, leaving behind some EEE and Mechanical seats.

Now, here’s the data after day 1 counseling regarding the number of seats left in various departments. These results were made available on the sastra website after day-1 counseling was over.

CSE : 0

ECE : 0

IT : 0

ICT: 4

EEE: 22

EYE: 37

Mech: 41

Civil: 48

Aerospace: 30

Biotech: 36

Chemical: don't remember

Mechatronics:20

Now, On day 2,  I can guarantee that 80 people went up for choice filling but only 20–30 people chose their seats because the others wanted only CSE or ECE and hence they left without choosing. The next 100 ( i.e., from 1300–1400) were called in groups of 27 and they were given choices to choose from.

EEE: 8

Mechanical: 10

Mechatronics: 16

EI: 36

Civil: 46

Aerospace: 30

Biotech: 36

Chemical: don't remember

EEE ends by 1100 and ECE by 700–800, and CSE by 400. But that day was different, somehow the odds were in my favor.

Extra Info: Here are some seat details I would like to give from what I have heard from others,

EEE was there until 1400 appx. ( my other friend was 1393 and chose EEE)

Mech was there until 1405–1410 ( I heard some parents getting disappointed when their child was just a few ranks from where Mechanical was over).

Mechatronics was there until 1550–1600.

and the rest, I just don't know…. :)

hope SASTRA aspirants find this informative. Don't take this year’s counseling for granted, these seats can vary next year.. who knows, maybe all core branches can get over by 1000.. several people who attend the counseling matter your result the most because’ the seats they choose affect your decision.

Feel free to ask more questions.

All The Best.

Hello,

There are two admissions streams, first.

JEE main scores plus Intermediate Score (70% seats) in Stream 1

Only Intermediate scores (30% seats) in Stream 2

You have a fair probability of getting into Sastra utilising stream 1 if your rank is around 1300 but your rank is larger. With this score, passing stream 2 is nearly impossible. Thus, you might obtain the branches below.

• Civil
• Biotechnology
• CE
• Additionally, several Integrated Programs, etc.

Thank You

Hello,

One of Sastra University's most well-known programmes is the B.Tech, which is available in 11 specialities. Candidates must take the JEE Main test and engage in the university's counselling process in order to be considered for B.Tech admissions at Sastra University.

Eligibility Criteria

• The candidate must have obtained a minimum cumulative grade of 60% in Physics, Math, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Computer Science, and Biology at the 12th grade level from any recognised board.
• The theory courses that students choose to pursue determine their eligibility for vocational disciplines.
• The second year of the B.Tech programme can be entered directly by applicants who have completed a diploma in engineering or technology (Lateral Entry).

Selection Criteria

• After a normalisation procedure, the candidates are admitted based on their JEE Main and XII-standard board scores.
• A merit list is made public for admission after normalisation.

So, if you give JEE exam, then with you 12th class and Jee rank you can can admit in the Sastra University.

Thank You

Hello,

For electronics engineers, it is a crucial cutoff. It depends on how many applicants are in the top 93 percent. Considering your score is fairly outstanding, I believe ECE and CSE may be challenging to obtain but are finest. Being that these are the three most sought-after branches, gaining an admission with that score is a bit of a challenge. However, the score will be useful for obtaining other non-competitive branches like Bio-Tech, IT, and ChemE (which people put less attention to since they don't generally prefer owing to their experience and database).

Check JEE Main College Predictor to know more : https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?ici=jee-main_google-news_text-mapping&icn=jee-main_other

Thank You

Hello,

In SASTRA, there is no set cutoff for admissions. Depending on the competition, it varies from year to year. However, if we look at the records from prior years, the cut off may be somewhere around rank 150 in stream 2 and 400 in stream 1. It differs from the usual cutoff, though. Based on a variety of variables, it changes from year to year.

Thank You

Hi

firstly congrats for your rank , May be with your rank you can get Electronics and Communications Engineering or Electrical and Electronics Engineering. There is least probability to get CSE Branch ,  Attend for counselling and we will provide you link below and it will help you to find other best colleges available in TN according to rank and category,

TNEA College Predictor,

https://engineering.careers360.com/tnea-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

Hello Aspirant

Yes , you can get a seat in sastra . But it will be little difficult to get top branches as the demand for top branches like CSE is more so the cutoff is more. But please apply for the counselling process and hope for the best.

You can use this link to predict colleges based on your rank :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

best wishes to you :)