GCET Anand All Questions

Hi,

Course

Galgotia University

Sharda University

BTech

60% in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths.

Qualifying Exam: GEEE/JEE/UPSEE

60% in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths.

Qualifying Exam: SUAT/JEE main

Placements

Criteria

Galgotia University

Sharda University

Placement Rate in BTech

82.59%

91%

Average salary offered

2.7 LPA

3 LPA

Highest CTC

10 LPA

18 LPA

Lowest CTC

5 LPA

6.5 LPA

20 Universities in India by NIRF 2020 and offers more than 160 courses across a wide range of streams like Engineering, Management, Architecture, Law, and Media studies. Sharda University offers 250+ tie-ups with global institutions and offers a placement rate of 80% with its most popular courses being BTech/BE and BSc.

Hope this helps

Wish you luck

There no mention about minimum or maximum number. But this is AAA rating college, GCET examination conducted by the Directorate of Technical Education, Goa, for the year of admission. GCET score of a previous year is not valid.
So you have to get good marks on your GCET exam.

The campus was very good. There was a play ground , the college provid hotels for girls , libray , cafeteria, auditorium,
You can download the brochure of your course

For more information you can visit here
https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/padre-conceicao-college-of-engineering-goa

Thank you. I hope this answer helps you.

Dear Student,

These colleges are divided into two groups, in first one Sharda and Amity are there which is also a university and in second group JSS and GCET, they are affiliated by AKTU and they are the top private colleges of AKTU.

In Amity and Sharda you can easily get your preference seat without any difficulty but for GCET and JSS you need to participate in the UPCET conducted by AKTU.

Mostly admissions are done in Amity and Sharda is on the management quota seats but in JSS and GCET only 15% are reserved for management quota students.

So here you need to understand that in Amity and Noida you will find mostly local Jaat and Gurjars studenst and strength is around 500 student in CSE related course while In JSS and GCEt only selected students are there coming from different regions of UP and NCR and only 60 or 120 students is allowed in these colleges.

Infrastructure of Amity and Sharda is somewhere good compare than JSS and GCET but faculty is more good in JSS and GCET.

In terms of placement every college stand somewhere at the some position as they provide many opportunity to the students still because of less no of students and less competition you will get more chance to prove yourself in JSS and GCET.

The average package of JSS is 6 LPA and the highest is around 40 LPA and coming to the GCET the average package is  around 6 LPA.

If you want the sequence then here it is:

JSS>GCET>Amity>Sharda

Hope you find it useful.

Good Luck :)

Dear Aspirant,

It's really unfortunate and you have my sympathies but there are a lot of more entrance exams you can appear for to get into engineering. JEE Mains is one of them. You must have heard about it. SRMJEEE, VITEEE,COMEDK, MHT-CET are some othy entrance exams you should target if you want to get into engineering. I am providing you a link which consists of a list of all the Engineering entrance exams in India.
Link: https://engineering.careers360.com/exams

I hope this helps.
All the Best

No you can't apply for GCET exam because you belong to other state.  Directorate of technical education conducts GCET exam for the students of goa. Candidate should be a permanent resident of goa state. While submitting the application form for GCET exam the authority may also you to show the residential certificate.

Hello,
Goa Common Entrance Test (GCET) 2021 application form will be available in offline mode. And the application fee of Rs. 2000 can be paid offline by drawing a demand draft (DD) in favour of Director of Technical Education, payable at Porvorim. As of now the authorities haven't released the application form. It will be published in the official website: dte.goa.gov.in
You need to down the form and take the print out of it and fill the form. You need to attach the requisite documents and visit the admission office within the stipulated time frame to submit the application. Please keep an eye on updates.

Hi Aspirant!

GCET is the state level entrance exam conducted by the state government of Goa to take admission in engineering colleges. However, it is not necessary to write this exam, there are mamy colleges which offer direct admission on the basis of 12th marks or on the basis of merit in 12th . Also, you can get admission in colleges of Goa by writing any nation level exam or by writing a particular exam conducted by the specific college in which you want admission.

To know more about GCET, visit here:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gcet

Thankyou!

hello aspirant,

Below are the dates of events of GCET examination:

Events	Dates
Release of GCET application form	May 10, 2021
Commencement of submission of GCET 2021 application form	May 17, 2021
Last date to submit application	May 22, 2021
Availability of GCET admit card	To be notified
GCET 2021	June 16 and 16, 2021(new dates)

for more information refer to: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gcet-application-form

hope this helps,

thankyou.

Hello Yashnik,

No, GCET exams are not that tough to be honest for getting admissions in engineering colleges in Goa. However, there is one caveat to this, if you would not study well, if you will not prepare well then despite of the pattern, any exam would feel tough to you.

Hello Dear,

The Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Goa shall now release the GCET 2021 application form in May. Goa Common Entrance Test (Goa CET) exam is a state-level entrance test conducted by DTE Goa for admissions to professional degree courses in Engineering offered at various colleges in Goa. Goa CET 2021 is a state level entrance exam and admission to these courses is governed by DTE Goa.  For more information you can visit the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gcet-application-form

Good Luck