To be eligible for undergraduate engineering programs like B.E. or B.Tech, candidates must have successfully completed their 10+2 education or equivalent from a recognized board, with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as mandatory subjects. A minimum aggregate score of 60% in these subjects is required. Admission is generally based on performance in national or state-level entrance exams such as JEE Main, or institute-specific entrance tests. Candidates should also meet any additional criteria set by regulatory bodies. Early preparation and meeting application deadlines are crucial for a smooth admission process.

Candidates seeking admission to postgraduate engineering programs must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Technology from a recognized university, with a minimum aggregate of 55%. Admission is commonly through GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) or other approved entrance exams. Shortlisted candidates may be required to attend counseling sessions or interviews. Postgraduate programs focus on advanced technical knowledge and research, so relevant academic background and interest in specialization areas are essential.

The Ph.D. program offers a dynamic research environment where students engage in groundbreaking work under the guidance of expert faculty. With access to advanced resources and interdisciplinary opportunities, students are equipped to contribute to their field, publish in top journals, and pursue careers in academia, research, and industry.