How are ZHCET placements?

Find below the comparison between ZHCET and Mahatma Gandhi Central University for its M.Tech course to know which university is better for the Master of Science course:

*This information is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change. 

The common subjects offered under the M.Tech course at ZHCET  differ on the basis of the specialisation candidates have chosen and includes both core and elective subjects along with project work in the last semester. For exanple, the common topics covered in the M.Tech Civil Engineering course usually remain almost the same that include:

• Structural Dynamics
• Advanced Concrete Technology
• Finite Element Analysis
• Rock Mechanics and Earth Pressure
• Soil Dynamics and Machine Foundations

 ZHCET offers various After 20th Diploma courses. Some of the courses are offered to female students. Candidates can find below the Diploma course that is only offered to the female students:

• Communication Engineering
• Computer Engineering
• Electronics Engineering
• Information Technology
• Architecture
• Interior Design
• Leather Goods & Footwear Technology

As per the official AMU, the after 10th Diploma in Civil Engineering is only available for the male students. To be eligible for the cousre candidates must have a completed Secondary School Certificate of this University or an equivalent examination with not less than 45% aggregate of English, Maths and Science as three subjects of equal weightage. Further,  the candidate should have passed English, Maths and Science individually at the qualifying examination.

The qualification required for After 10th Diploma at Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology is as follows:

• Secondary School Certificate of this University or an equivalent examination with not less than 45% aggregate of English, Maths and Science as three subjects of equal weightage. Further,  the candidate should have passed English, Maths and Science individually at the qualifying examination.
• A higher examination with English, Physics, Chemistry and Maths as subjects, with not less than 45% aggregate of English, Physics, Chemistry and Maths of equal weightage.