Which branch is better in ECE or EEE for best placement?

Yes, the candidate can join BTech at GNA University with a minimum of 50% in Class 12th. The university offers merit-based admission to its BTech programmes. The GNA University BTech admission eligibility is to passed 12th grade with a minimum of 50% aggregate (40% aggregate, if belong to a reserved category) and passed Class 10th with a passing certificate. The GNA University application process is conducted online on the University's official website. Candidates who meet the eligibility criteria must fill out the GNA application form before the deadline.

Yes, GNA University does provide several PhD courses admission to which is subject to clearance of the preset eligibility. Find below the eligibility criteria for GNA University PhD admission:

• PG degree from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate of 55% (50% aggregate for those belonging to the SC/ ST/ OBC (NCL)/ Differently-able/ EWS
• Those with a valid UGC-NET/ UGC-CSIR NET/ GATE/ CEED are exempted from appear for the institute-level entrance exam and may directly appear for the PI

GNA University offers several BTech courses admission to which is merit-based. The basic eligibility requires students to pass Class 12 or equivalent from a recognised board. The university provides following specialisations:

• Aerospace Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Computer Science & Engineering
• Electronics and Communication Engineering
• Electronics and Computer Engineering
• Mechanical & Automation Engineering
• Robotics & Automation Engineering

GNA University BTech admission criteria is merit-based. Aspirants need to meet both the basic eligibility and selection criteria to get admission. Find below the eligibility and selection criteria for GNA University BTech admission:

GNA University accepts students on a merit basis for its MBA course. Interested students can check out the following points to know about the eligibility and selection criteria of the programme:

• Graduation with a minimum aggregate of 50% from a recognised university
• Admission to the course is merit-based