Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology Cutoff Details

Academics & Faculty : Daily classes are from 8 am to 1 pm for 6 days a week. Teachers are quite professional with Ph.D. from the top universities. In terms of teaching, ZHCET stands out as one of the top Institute. Overall thi

Academics & Faculty : Daily classes are from 8 am to 1 pm for 6 days a week. Teachers are quite professional with Ph.D. from the top universities. In terms of teaching, ZHCET stands out as one of the top Institute. Overall this college provides you lots of opportunities to grow in your career, research work is top notch here.    

Entrance Exams & Admissions : The eligibility is Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination of this University or an equivalent examination with at least 50% marks in aggregate of English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Diploma in Engineering of this University with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Procedure of admission is that ZHECT takes its own admission test. Objective type paper of 150 marks comprising 150 questions on Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. Generally, the test takes place in the month of April and forms are available from January. Typically cutoff remains around 60-80.    

Placements & Internships : Most of the recruiting companies are from IT sector, manufacturing, and electronics. Some foreign companies like IFCCO Dubai also visit. Given the large network of alumni & dedicated placement cell, placements are not a concern. A fair portion of students go for Masters. Almost 100% placement in electronics, computer science and electrical department.

Fees & Scholarships : The course fee of AMU is very low as its a central university in 2014 for BTech course it was around INR 4000 for a year. There are many scholarships available for meritorious and economically weak background student. Around 5% of the students get the scholarship, but scholarship is not required as the fees is very less.  

College Infrastructure & Hostel Facilities : A Hall of Residence is a cluster of hostels administered by a Provost and a number of teacher wardens who look after different hostels. All inmates are required to dine in the common Dinning Hall, unless exempted by the Provost. The Halls of residence are the centers of corporate life in the University. Each Hall maintains a Common Room with facilities for indoor games, a Reading Room, Library, Sports Clubs and a Literary and Cultural Society. Self-governance by students is encouraged. The Provost and Wardens seek the cooperation and assistance of Monitors and other representatives of students in the administration of the Hall of residence and in maintaining discipline. Permission to live outside the Hall is given to students only if they are living at Aligarh with their parents or very close relations. Non-resident male students are under the charge of the Provost, N.R.S.C. and Non-resident women students are under the charge of the Provost, Abdullah Hall/Sarojni Naidu Hall/New Hall. There are 19 Halls of Residence and one Non-Resident Students Centre (NRSC). (13 Halls of Residence for boys and 04 for Girls). Fees for the hostel is very nominal that is around INR 1000 to 2000 month. Food is not of very good taste but it's eatable and much better than the food which is available outside. Classroom and labs are quite good with the high-speed internet and the whole campus is wifi enabled.     

Clubs & Associations : ZHCET, through its various clubs, provides sufficient opportunities to the students so that they could spend their spare-time in healthy pursuits & thereby can explore their hidden talents and potentialities such as artists, speakers, actors, event managers, singers and musicians etc. ZHCET offers two types of membership to the bonafide students of the university. For the Regular Membership, the membership is offered to those students who are actively engaged in planning, organizing and managing the activities of the respective clubs. For Associate Membership, the membership is offered to those students who are regular visitors of our Programmes.  Now they are nine in numbers and are as follows;  University Culture Clubs:  Club for Short Evening Courses (CSEC) Drama Club (UDC) Eco Club (UEC) Film Club (UFC) Fine Art Club (UFAC) Fusion Music Club (UFMC) Hindustani Music Club (UHMC) Hobbies Workshop Club (UHWC) Literary Club (ULC) Western Music Club (UWMC)    ZARF is annual college fest which has participation from the whole country. College life in ZHCET is altogether a different experience from what you will have anywhere. It's a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. It provides you ample opportunity for personality development along with high-quality education.