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No, the PUT exam is not the only exam that the CT Group of Institutions (North Campus) accepts for BTech admissions. The college also accepts a valid score of the JEE Mains exam for taking admission to BTech at CTGI.

The CT Group of Institutions (North Campus) offers 390 seats for the BTech programme. Those who want to secure a seat at the CTGI (North campus) BTech course must fulfill the basic eligibility criteria of the programme. Also, students have to appear in the PTU/ JEE Mains exam and have valid marks.

Students who are pursuing BTech from CT Group of Institutions (North Campus) have many options to choose for their career. Students have the following job role options after graduating from the CTGI BTech:

• Embedded Systems Engineer
• Communication Engineer
• VLSI Design Engineer
•  AI Engineer
• Data Scientist
• Machine Learning Engineer
• Cybersecurity Analyst
• Ethical Hacker
• Software Engineer
• Cloud Architect

To apply for the BTech programme at the CT Group of Institutions (North Campus), students have to fulfil the eligibility requirement of the BTech course in the first place. Those who meet the eligibility requirement should search to the college website. The form can be found there. Students have to fill out the online application form of the course.

Admission to the BTech programme at the CT Group of Institutions (North Campus) is based on merit followed by the common entrance test, also known as PTU CET. However, students having valid marks in JEE Mains exam are preferable for admission to BTech at CT Group of Institutions (North Campus). 

Yes, the admissions for BTech at CT Group of Institutions (North Campus) are open. Students seeking admission to the BTech course at CTGI are required to fill out the online application form. Students are required fulfil the eligibility criteria of the course. Moreover, students have valid marks in the JEE Mains exam can also apply.

The BTech programme at CT Group of Institutions (North Campus) is an undergraduate course offered for four years. The college offers several specialisations for BTech. See below the specialisations offered:

• Computer Science & Engineering
• CSE (Cyber Security) with Cisco Academy/IBM
• Artificial Intelligence & Data Science with Oracle Academy/IBM
• Electronics & Communication Engineering with Robotics

Yes, BTech programme is available at CT Group of Institutions (North Campus) in full time mode. The time span of the BTech programme is four years, which is spread across six equal semesters. The course is available in specialisations such as CSE, Cyber Security, Data Science etc. The admission to the BTech course needs valid marks in common entrance exam/ JEE mains.

Indian food in not directly available at the ICD B-School Ireland. Students either cook their own food or look for Indian food options near the campus. Some popular options include Andhra Bhavan on Abbey Street and Hyderabadi Kitchen on Camden Street.

Students are advised to consult the B-school admins about the same before applying.

All students of the ICD Dublin B-School are required to pay an parchment fee worth EUR 200 (INR 22.2 K) for most courses after completing their studies. This is to cover the cost of issuing the graduation certificate or degree to students.

For ordinary UG degree and higher certificates, the fee is EUR 100 (INR 11.1 K). For minor/supplemental awards students are required to pay EUR 50 (INR 5.5 K).

ICD Dublin is not known to offer on-campus housing to Indian students. However, it does help find affordable housing near the campus. A deposit worth EUR 500 to EUR 1,000 (INR 55.5 K to INR 1.1 Lakhs) usually applies to confirm housing.

To know more, contact the ICD B-School or one of the expert counsellors at Shiksha Study Abroad.

Yes, Indian students also need to plan for additional costs like Ireland residence permit, visa application fee, healthcare, and travel to and from home country. These are mentioned below:

Yes, students can change their course at ICD B-School Dublin. To do the same, students need to contact the ICD Administration Office. The B-school will then guide students regarding the process, entry requirements, and how changing the course may affect the status of the Ireland student visa.

Yes,  in IFHE, the tuition fees for the B.Sc. courses offered at IcfaiTech School are paid on a semester-by-semester basis instead of being paid for the whole duration of the course together.