What is the rank of Government College of Technology?
The rank of Government College of Technology is:
- GCT Overall ranking by NIRF is 151 from 200 out of 200 colleges in India in 2020
- GCT B.Tech ranking by NIRF is 160 out of 300 colleges in India in 2022 and it was 128 out of 300 colleges in India in 2021.
- It stands at 160th rank out of 300 in India
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