What is the minimum cutoff for B.Tech at University of Technology 2023?

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Siddhartha reddy | Contributor-Level 7

a year ago

The minimum cutoff marks for B.Tech programs at the University of Technology (UT) in 2023 vary depending on the specific programme and the entrance exam. However, in general, applicants should aim for a score in the top percentile of their entrance exam.

University of Technology accepts many entrance exams like JEE Mains, JEE Advanced, BITSAT, COMEDK, VITEEE, SRMJEE, WBJEE etc. When we consider minimum cutoff it may vary from 60-70% of total score in the above mentioned exams, Good Luck.

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Sattwik Kumar Mardan Interested in BCA | Contributor-Level 9

a year ago

The University of Technology's 2023 cutoff marks for various B.Tech programs provide valuable insights into the competitiveness of these fields. These cutoffs, representing the minimum ranks required for admission, underscore the demand and popularity of specific engineering disciplines among aspiring students.

For B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering, the cutoff is noted at 177,954, indicating the high demand for this programme driven by the ever-evolving world of technology and computing. Similarly, B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering maintains a competitive cutoff at 219,573, reflecting the interest in communica

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The University of Technology's 2023 cutoff marks for various B.Tech programs provide valuable insights into the competitiveness of these fields. These cutoffs, representing the minimum ranks required for admission, underscore the demand and popularity of specific engineering disciplines among aspiring students.For B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering, the cutoff is noted at 177,954, indicating the high demand for this programme driven by the ever-evolving world of technology and computing. Similarly, B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering maintains a competitive cutoff at 219,573, reflecting the interest in communication technologies and electronic systems.The cutoff for B.Tech in Electrical Engineering stands at 787,775, indicating a slightly higher demand for this discipline. Mechanical Engineering, with a cutoff of 661,880, and Civil Engineering, with a cutoff of 693,262, demonstrate sustained interest in core engineering fields that contribute to infrastructure and industrial development.Biotechnology, a field at the intersection of biology and technology, has a cutoff of 335,056, reflecting a noteworthy interest in harnessing biological processes for technological applications. The specialised branches show distinct interest as well, with B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence) at 247,525 and B.Tech in Computer Science and Business System at 376,443, emphasizing the growing importance of artificial intelligence and the integration of technology with business systems.These cutoff marks serve as a barometer for the popularity and demand for specific engineering disciplines, helping prospective students gauge the competition and make informed decisions about their academic pursuits. The varying cutoffs highlight the diverse interests and career aspirations within the field of engineering, showcasing the dynamic nature of the industry and the evolving landscape of technological advancements.

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