I got 387 rank in Trichy quota at Sastra. Which branch will I get? I prefer CSE, IT. Will I get anything from these branches?

Hi! Congratulations on your rank in SASTRA University!
Your rank of 387 in the Trichy quota is quite good, and you have a good chance of getting one of your preferred branches of CSE, IT, or ICT. However, it is not guaranteed, as the final allotment of branches will depend on the choices made by othe
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SASTRA Deemed to be University location is Thirumalaisamudram, Thanjavur district, Tamil Nadu, India. SASTRA gained Deemed University status in 2001 by UGC.
SASTRA Deemed University applies a 5% annual increase to the BTech tuition fee. The initial base tuition fee of INR 85,000 per semester escalates yearly starting from your second academic year. This recurring structure helps cover evolving laboratory upgrades, advanced engineering infrastructure, an
No, SASTRA University does not accept any admissions for BTech courses in offline mode. The entire admission process from registration for entrance exam to document verification is conducted online by SASTRA University.
No, candidates cannot get admission into BTech courses at SASTRA University. Candidates need to appear in JEE Main exam in order to qualify for BTech after Class 12th. However, 30% of total seat intake is allotted based on Class 12 board exam merit.
Admissions for the MBA programme at SASTRA Deemed University are based on national or state level management entrance test scores like CAT, XAT, CMAT or MAT followed by a selection process that includes personal interview round.
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