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How to Get Admission in BTech without JEE Main? Check Here Some of the engineering colleges and universities like BMS College of Engineering, Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT), VIT University, SRM Universities, etc. conduct their own entrance exams based on which candidates are shortlisted for the B.Tech courses. Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) is among the top engineering colleges in the country, which since its inception in 1964 is offering industry oriented programs to deserving students. Candidates planning to do a B.T...

URL copied Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar In a major move, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has announced that 33% seats in state's medical and engineering colleges will be reserved for female students. The decision was taken in a virtual meeting chaired by the chief minister. Moving forward to improve the quality of education in the state, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said that his government is trying to get a bill to set up engineering and medical universities in order to better manage these institutes. ALSO READ |  Nitish Kumar said that at least one third of the seats ...

With the exponential evolution in technology, the world has witnessed two important trends in the professional landscape – the demand for tech-proficient professionals, and the need for a holistic educational training that develops a dynamic, trans-disciplinary approach. In an era of increasing specialisation, coupled with a rapidly-changing working environment, there is also a rising demand for industry-ready graduates with strategic thinking, interdisciplinary skills, in-depth domain knowledge and the managerial expertise to lead teams while aligning technology with organisational goals. ...

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Gradual decrease in Engineering colleges in Telangana 86 colleges likely to be closed this year By Mohammed Hussain Ahmed|   Posted by Sameer  |   Published: 5th April 2021 11:06 am IST Representational Photo Hyderabad: A gradual decrease is being witnessed in the number of engineering colleges in Telangana. The statistics released by the All India Council for Educational Education (AICTE) revealed that during the current academic year 86 engineering colleges did not apply for recognition and affiliation from AICTE. This clearly means that 86 engineering colleges have been closed ...