What is the division of questions in the GCET paper?

Yes, you can write B.Tech CSE exam in both languages.

After qualifying the GCET entrance exam, the next step is to register for the counselling conducted by the college. For this, applicants must visit the college's official website, log in and upload the required documents. Then, shortlisted candidates must report to the college for a medical fitness test and physical verification of original documents. It is followed by the submission of first instalment of the applicable GMCH Chandigarh BSc fee to confirm the admission.

GMCH Chandigarh conducts GMCH Combined Entrance Test (GCET) to shortlist applicants for BSc admission. The seats are allocated through the subsequent counselling process based on the GCET ranks of applicants. However, to be eligible for the conuselling rounds, applicants are required to score the minimum qualifying marks in the GCET, which are as follows:

• General/General PwD category: 45% or more
• SC/SC PwD category: 40% or more

GCET is the entrance test conducted by GMCH Chandigarh to shortlist applicants for BSc admission. The exam consists of 100 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). The syllabus for the exam may vary across the specialisations. The medium of GCET is English only. Each question carries one mark and there is no negative marking for wrong answers. The duration of the entrance test is two hours. Interested candidates can apply for the exam through the college's official website as and when the application window opens.

GCET is better because it is government oriented and the fees is considerably lower. The top placement package is INR 39 Lacs per annum.

MIET is private oriented and the fees is high. The top placement package is INR 17 Lacs per annum.