SASTRA University Thanjavur All Questions

Dear Sivaji,

       The number of seats for Diploma holder is not mentioned by the university.

It has been mentioned that 

> Students with Diploma in Engineering/ Technology are eligible for direct admission to the second year of the relevant B.Tech Programme.

There is no standard cut off for any courses. It differs yearly based on that years marks. But CSE is one of the most demanded courses in sastra. U should at atleast 95% in your boards or more than 75 in jee mains so that your chances of getting CSE is higher

You Can Try

Good Luck

Dear Rokkam,

Admission into Sastra University is under 2 streams.

Stream 1:70% seat Allocation

On the basis of JEE Main scores and +2 marks

How is score calculated?:

(0.25xJEE Main 2018 score)+ 0.75x(Normalized +2 aggregate)

Stream 2:30% seat Allocation

On the basis of +2 marks

How is score calculated?:

(Applicant's aggregate/First rank among the applicants of your Board)x100

There are specific cut-offs for any Engineering stream in Sastra University.

You will be alloted ranks based on your scores for admission into both the streams. Also, your application will be considered for both the streams also.

Hence, the chances of getting admitted highly depend upon the rank alloted to you by Sastra University. 

For instance, you need to have a rank above 500 to get into the CS Department.

Hope this helps!!!

dear kotte kalyan srinivas

as based on your ipe and marks jee main you have chances of getting your expected branch

congrats for scoring good marks

hope you understand and good way

all the best and thank you

Hello dear,

from my point of view Amrita University is better then Sastra University because it has Decent amount of Exposure for students,
Decent Research facilities, Good professors, Compatitively good hostel facilities and if you are thinking about placement then
Amrita University is also good because it provides better placement and it has Good placement cell which helps student to be polished proficient.

Hope This Helps.

Hello Abhilasha,

As you know that the number of applicants in these exams are too high and so seats are filled very quickly. Now look there are three ways you can get admission into any college. First through  JEE main score, college entrance exam and through management quota. 

There are some good colleges where you can apply using your JEE marks, but try to be fast and apply for multiple colleges at a time. Try to keep your option open for now and keep reading reviews of other students, as it will help you to know more about the college education and placements. Check the following link for the colleges.

Https://engineering.careers360.com/tags/top-engineering-colleges-in-north-india-2015

Here you can check good colleges state wise. Now following will show you top colleges in whole North India. 

Http://www.eduvidya.com/Top-Engineering-Colleges-in-North-India

 Hope you find this information useful. Have a great future ahead.

Hi there,

You need to have a minimum mark of 978/1000 to get into Sastra.
But to get a desired branch you need to have more than 980.
If your score in Jee Mains is good, you would get a seat even for 950-970.

AND ACCORDING TO YOUR SCORE YOU SURELY GOING TO GET INTO IT. All the best.

Thank u

According to Careers360 analysis, SASTRA University, Thanjavur has got AAAA+ which says this is an outstanding option to pursue engineering courses overall Cut-offs of national / state level Entrance exams, Accreditation and Reward status, Publication record from Elsevier’s indexing database - Scopus so if you are getting admission there then it wont disappoint you.

For reference, you can go through the below link -

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/sastra-university-thanjavur

Good Luck!!!

Hi Keerthan

The application form of Sastra University for B.Tech admission is available now. Refer to the link given below and apply for admissions. It is advised to first check the eligibility criteria of Sastra University and then apply for it.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/sastra-university-btech-admissions

All the best !