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The admission process for M.Tech programs at Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College (SREC) is based on state-level counseling and entrance exam scores. The college accepts scores from the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering GATE, CEETA, TNEA, and CBSE 12th.The candidate must have a B.E./B.Tech degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. The candidate from Tamil Nadu belonging to BC, BCM, MBC, SC, SCA, and ST categories need only 45%. Distance and weekend programme graduates aren't eligible.

Yes you can get direct admission to Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College for B.Tech AI and Data Science with a minimum requirement of 45% in 12th grade. The programme accepts 60 students.

Yes Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College is good for MBA.

The college is endorsed with good and high reputation for cutting-edge learning for MBA. SREC is more focused, interactive, experiential and participative learning through the collective experience of academicians and industry practitioners. The college has highly qualified professors and focus on case based and practical learning.

The various courses offered by Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College is Animation and Design, Computer Applications and IT, Engineering and Architecture, Management and Business Administration.

The median salary package for an MBA from Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College in Coimbatore is INR 300,000. This is lower than the median salary packages offered by other colleges, such as:

Rajalakshmi Engineering College: INR 420,000

SASTRA (Deemed to be University): INR 400,000 

The average salary package for courses at Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Technology (SRIT) in Coimbatore ranges from 4–7 LPA. Top companies that recruit from SRIT include: CTS, Accenture, L&T, Zoho, and Amazon. 

SRIT's placement cell trains students in their pre-final year to help them get placement offers in their final

year. 

The various courses at Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College is B.Tech, M.Tech and MBA.

The fees for B.Tech course at Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College is  Rs 50,000 - 2,00,000  for  3 - 4 Years.
The fees for B.Tech+M.Tech is  Rs 2,50,000  for  5 Years.
The fees for M.Tech is  Rs 25,000 - 60,000  for 2 Years
The fees for MBA is Rs 17,500 for 2 Years

Students pursuing admission at Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College face average competition because Tamil Nadu Engineering Admission (TNEA) fills 90-95% of seats during their counseling process. The requirement to obtain admission at Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College begins with a minimum combined mark of 175-200 out of 200 in your 12th standard examinations specifically asking for solid scores in math and Science courses. Students from around 840 enter Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College through the intake process to study eight undergraduate majors while paying educational fees between INR 55,000 to INR 62,000 annually.

Both Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College (SREC) and Government College of Technology (GCT), Coimbatore, are renowned engineering schools however GCT's reputation is stronger because of its government status, history, and placement records.

Founded in 1945, GCT is associated with Anna University and charges less than private universities such as SREC. It boasts better faculty-to-student ratios more robust research possibilities, and higher NIRF rankings.

Despite being private SREC has a strong infrastructure, partnerships with the industry, and respectable placements especially in the IT and CSE departments.

Here are some rankings of Chandragupt Institute of Management in PGDM:

1)National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2024: It was ranked in category of 101-125 bracket.

2)Indian Institutional Ranking Framework (IIRF) 2025: It was ranked 49th among all institutes

3)The Week 2024: The institute was ranked 192nd in this category.

There are 20 seats  available for PGDM  2 years programme at Chandragupt Institute of Management .

It also provides a PGDM in Venture Development, Innovation, Entrepreneurship with 30 seats.

It accepts various extrance exams scores from CAT, XAT, MAT, SNAP, CUET and CMAT.

Most of the teachers of Chandragupt Institute of Management Patna's (CIMP) highly qualified PGDM faculty hold Ph.D.s from well-known universities such as Central Universities, IIMs, and IITs.  Their blend of industry experience and academic expertise ensures a practical learning environment.

Case studies, actual projects, industry professionals, and research-based analysis are all included in CIMP's student-focused teaching model.  The faculty members are also famous for being approachable and helpful, and they support students with research work, internships, and career guidance.

No, Chandragupt Institute of Management does not give 100% scholarship for PGDM. There may be some relaxation in your tution fees based on your academic performance.You have to perform well in your exams. There may be some Bihar government state scholarship scheme which may benefit you so you should apply for that. 

Chandragupt Institute of Management Patna offers PGDM programme which has a challenging admission process and a wider course structure. Therefore best scores at admission tests like CAT or MAT are necessary for applicants who have good past academic records. It involves a great deal of time-consuming and intensive coursework, project work and case studies in this institution. Thus, managing your time effectively is very important.

CIMP is not under the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Common University Entrance Test is mainly for students seeking admission into central universities as well as several other universities located across India for the undergraduate programs. For instance, these entrance tests are usually in form of CAT, XAT or MAT along with other requirements like academic achievements and interviews. Therefore if you need up-to-date information about admissions you ought to visit CIMP or check its official site.

Every year, Chandragupt Institute of Management Patna (CIMP) usually admits around 60 to 120 students into its PGDM program. It is important to note that the actual number of students varies depending on the academic year and other specific requirements of the programme concerned. However, such a size allows for more personalized attention towards studies among students while at the same time creating healthy competition among them. For more information regarding current statistics on student admissions, you may communicate with CIMP or check their website.

CIMP offers a PGDM programme which involves some very important procedures that one must follow in order to be admitted. The first step is that the candidates should apply online with valid scores from entrance tests like CAT, XAT or MAT. After this stage, shortlisted candidates will be invited for group discussion (GD) and personal interview (PI). In the end, selection will be based on exam scores, GD/PI performance and academic record.