CTAE Udaipur B.Tech Mining Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to state government engineering colleges in Udaipur is based on JEE Mains scores, requiring a minimum of 82 marks. Polytechnic students can apply via LEEP with at least 70% in their diploma. The process involves filling out the REAP form and being placed on a merit list. The College of Technology and Engineering, Udaipur, prides itself on a well-qualified faculty, with a 1:20 faculty-to-student ratio, enhancing learning and approachability.

Fees vary based on seat type and scholarships, with government-aided seats costing about 15,000 INR per semester and self-financed seats around 35,000 INR per semester. Scholarships from the government and the college significantly reduce costs. Tuition fees increase by 5% annually, with self-financed seats at approximately 70,000 INR per year and government-allotted seats at 30,000 INR. Tuition Fee Waiver Seats charge about 15,000 INR annually, with one seat per branch potentially available at 8,000 INR.

Hostel fees are 25,000 INR, supplemented by additional charges. The college offers strong placements, notably in mining and agriculture engineering, with 100% placement rates in mining, offering packages between 12-16 LPA. In 2022, 13 students secured positions at Vedanta with packages of 11.5 LPA. Major recruiters include Hindustan Zinc, Vedanta, and JSW. Electrical engineering placements are at 95%, with packages of 6-7 LPA. Overall, the average placement package ranges from 4-7 LPA.

Internships, national and international, are mandatory after the 4th and 6th semesters, with collaborations with companies like Coal India Limited and Tata Steel. Scholarships for minority, SC/ST, and top-performing students are available, primarily in the Agriculture Department. Financial support and student loans are provided through the college and ICICI Bank, making education more affordable compared to private institutions.