Shivalik College of Engineering, Dehradun All Questions

Hello there

Among the two colleges, i would definitely suggest you to opt for Lovely Professional University. Ranging from it's wide set of courses offered, 42 courses for B.Tech, 17 for M.Tech and many others, to its enormous good faculty, the number stands at 2200 faculties in total,and most importantly, it's placements, which is far better than Shivalik college of engineering.

You can get the detailed comparison here:

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges?college=155-3170-course=0-0

Hope this helps you. Good luck!

Hello Aspirant...

Hope you are doing good.

it is highly difficult to say which of the Shivalik college of engineering and basanthsthali vidhyapith is best. we can just provide you with the fee structure, college placements and other details about both the colleges and its up to you to decide the best college for you and that will be only according to you.

Shivalik college of engineering is in Dehradun and  fees is around 3.8 lakh for B.Tech and hostel fees is around 78,000 including mess charges per year with a placement record of 92% and highest paid placement is 30 lakh per annum.

Basanthsthali Vidhyapith is around 80 kilometers of distance from Jaipur, Rajasthan. its fees ranges around 4.4 lakhs for the program. Average placement salary offered is 6 Lakh per annum and highest paid placement is 24 lakh per annum.

Ultimately, it is up to the student to deciede which the best for his future. Select wisely.

Hope this information helps you.

All the Best.

Hi Aspirant,

The duration of the course of Btech in this college is around 4 years.The fee structure of the government college is around 10,576 rupees in one year.It is a good college with low fee structure and also with a good faculty members and infrastucture.

Hope it helps!!

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Hello

Saranathan College of Engineering, Tiruchirappalli offers B.E. Mechanical Engineering. Check the details about the course using the link below and do let us know if you have any queries

http://saranathan.ac.in/admission.php?tgt=courses

Good Luck!

B.Sc. agriculture course is similar for most colleges in India (except that of integrated courses) and placement is generally limited. The only good and high paying jobs are that of civil/engineering services job in agriculture ministry or as professor/researcher on agricultural science. Hence college may not have much importance. Shivalik College of Engineering is definitely a good choice. Here are links to both for more information:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/uttaranchal-college-of-science-and-technology-dehradun

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/shivalik-college-of-engineering-dehradun

Hey Bikash! 

You can look up for it in the counselling lists.  If you're category is mentioned and you fullfil the criterias then you can surely get a seat! 

Hello Aspirant,

Most of the colleges take admission in second year as lateral entry program and it has it's own criterias like if you want a seat in a particular branch in new college then your score should be greater than the cutoff score of the last counselling score for the previous year alongwith it some colleges also require some minimum cgpa or percentage in 1 and 2 semester.

Hope it helps

Hello Param,

The PCM aggregate is no longer considered in the likes of JOSAA, so that won't help you in any case in getting CSE through JOSAA counseling. 

With your JEE rank, the best government where you can get CSE are IIITs except Hyderabad and Bangalore. They provide IT which is similar to CSE and also you have the option to opt for 5 year integrated courses of BTech in IT + MBA.

Best of luck.

HEY buddy, total marks in 12th have no use here.

Your cutoff speaks here.

cutoff is calculated based on phy, che and maths marks.

You can get the colleges like MIT chennai CSE, Thiagarajar college, CSIR karaikudi, Alagappa karaikudi only when you have higher cutoff's above 190-200.

For more details regarding colleges you get based upon your cutoff refer

https://engineering.careers360.com/tnea-college-predictor