Can I get lateral entry in B.Tech 2nd year in Sasi Institute of Technology and Engineering? I'm studying 1st year B.Tech.
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Yes, you can only if the university under which your college and Sasi Institute of Technology and Engineering and comes allow the inter-college transfer. And also there should be vacant Seats to take admission in Sasi or any other institute. You also have to score high in first year to get that seat. Also, there a specific process to change one's college and to go in another college. You can ask more details about this process to Admission head of your college or Admissions Department or head of Sasi Institute of Technology and Engineering. -
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Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar La vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser | Scholar-Level 18
8 years agoHello Ramya,
What you mean is perhaps shifting of college in 2nd year. Unfortunately, practically this is not feasible.
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The AP EAMCET exam is conducted by the Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Kakinada (JNTU Kakinada). It is conducted for all colleges in Andhra Pradesh, not only for the Sasi Institute of Technology and Engineering. The results for admission in 2025 have already been declared on June 8, 2025. You can find the cutoff on: Sasi Institute of Technology and Engineering Cutoff 2025 (Out): Check AP ICET Cutoff Ranks & Trends
Oh, absolutely—Sasi Institute of Technology and Engineering? They've got some pretty solid faculty, honestly. Folks there actually rave about how chill and approachable the teachers are, not to mention most of 'em really know their stuff. Especially if you're jumping into CSE or IT—those departments seem stacked with talent. Sure, you'll spot a few fresh faces every year (gotta keep things spicy, right? ), but the teaching quality doesn't drop. If you want hands-on learning with teachers who don't just drone on from textbooks, SITE's a legit pick.
Totally. SITE's got a solid lineup of experienced profs — some with PhDs, many from places like IITs and NITs. Around 30% of the faculty in some depts are legit doctorates. They're not just textbook-smart; they actually help you get what's going on, from theory to hands-on stuff. Chill to talk to, pretty supportive, and they know how to keep it real with industry-relevant content.
Step one: crack Andhra Pradesh EAMCET. Step two: hop into the counseling portal and put SITE on your preference list. Once you get a seat, it's just some doc checks and boom—you're in. The whole process is pretty straightforward. Keep an eye on updates from both the college and EAMCET sites so you don't miss out on deadlines.
SITE's cutoff depends on the branch and how packed the competition is each year. CSE and ECE usually have higher cutoffs, no surprise there. They don't always drop exact ranks online, so it's best to stalk the EAMCET counseling site or just call up the college. If your rank's decent, you've definitely got a shot.
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