I have qualified JEE Mains, so can I get in your college I want to study B.Tech in automobile engineering?
Asked about Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology - B.E. in Automobile Engineering
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Satyabhama has a separate entrance exam. So, mains can't lead to Satyabhama College.
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If you have qualified JEE Mains and wish to opt for the automobile engineering look for the admit procedure of DTU, NSIT and PEC. These institutes are having great representation in the industrial world. -
No, Sathyabama has a separate entrance exam.
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sathayabahama university information call 09971067348.
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Hello,
First, congratulations for cracking the JEE. The thing is that here at Sathyabama, they won't consider your JEE marks until you clear Sathyabama entrance exam. So all that matters is just the result of Sathyabama entrance exam.
Then I would suggest you not to select automobile. Here in India, we just don't have any scope for automobile, so please choose wisely and best of luck. -
Qualification is not the only criteria for getting admission in college. You have to review your marks based on the All India Rank (AIR) that is generated to access every student who has given the test.
Top Automobile engineering colleges:
BITS Pilani
Lovely Professional University, Punjab
Delhi College of Engineering
PSG Technology Coimbatore
National Institute of Engineering, Mysore
BIT Ranchi
NSIT, New Delhi
College of Engineering, Pune
Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi
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