Saffrony Institute of Technology News & Updates 2026: Notifications, Notice, Result

IIT Placements 2025-26: IIT Placements for the year 2025-2026 will be conducted in two phases for all the IITs. Usually, the first phase began around December and the second phase from February to May. IIT Bombay reported an average package of approximately INR 36.9 LPA, with sectors like technology, finance, and consulting dominating recruitment. IIT Indore recorded an average salary of around INR 23.50 LPA, with top-performing BTech branches like Computer Science Engineering and Electrical Engineering having the highest averages. IIT Kharagpur recorded a Domestic Highest Package of INR 1 Crore with top recruiters like  Apple, Texas Instruments, Goldman Sachs, Uber, and Schlumberger. IIT Delhi is recorded to have offered the highest package of INR 1 Crore Per Annum at the domestic level, with more than 50 offers above INR 1 crore. Some of the top recruiters of the Top IITs in India are Microsoft, Google, Apple, Schlumberger, Qualcomm, Amazon, Flipkart, ISRO, American Express, Boston Consulting Group, Intel, etc. 

Top 10 entrance exams other than JEE: Engineering remains a highly desirable career path in India. While JEE Main and JEE Advanced are the two most popular engineering entrance exams, with nearly 10 lakh candidates applying each year, there are several engineering exams other than JEE 2026 conducted at both state and university levels. Some of the best alternative exams other than JEE for engineering include BITSAT (Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test), MHT-CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test), KEAM (Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical), and WBJEE (West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination). Through this article, students can learn about the top 10 entrance exams other than JEE, along with their registration and exam dates, eligibility, exam pattern etc. 

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Each state in India conducts its own engineering entrance exam to facilitate admissions to engineering colleges within the state. These exams are usually based on the state board syllabus or a common syllabus specified by the state government. Some popular state-level exams include WBJEE (West Bengal), KCET (Karnataka), AP EAMCET (Andhra Pradesh), and TS EAMCET (Telangana), among others. Students who are interested in pursuing engineering within a specific state can opt for these top engineering exams other than the JEE Main 2026.

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KLEEE 2026 Phase 1 start date: As per the schedule, the KL University will conduct the KLEEE 2026 Phase 1 exam from November 14 to 18, 2025. Candidates who will appear for the KLEEE Phase 1 exam should practice the model question paper during their last-minute preparation. So that the candidates will be well aware of the question type, their marking scheme, and other details regarding the exam. As per the paper pattern, the candidates will get 25 questions each from Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. To complete the KLEEE exam, the candidates will get 3 hours of time. Weightage of all the questions carries equal marks, and no negative marking is there for incorrectly marked answers. Try to solve the model questions during 3 hours, so that the candidates will be able to improve their time management skills before appearing for the exam.

IIT Gandhinagar launches Special PGD Programmes: The  Indian Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar, launches three new 6-month PGD programs in Generative AI-enabled technologies. These courses are being offered in partnership with Futurense Technologies and are designed to empower students and working professionals with advanced knowledge in AI, Data Science, and Software Engineering with Cloud. All courses include more than 600 hours of intensive, hands-on learning that provides participants with practical experience equivalent to about two years in the tech industry.

KLUEEE is KL University’s own entrance test for B.Tech admissions. The paper has 160 questions in total: 80 from Physics, 40 from Chemistry, and 40 from Mathematics. Out of these, Maths alone takes about 25% of the paper, and that’s where most students try to score maximum. If you have a strong hold here, you can balance even if Physics or Chemistry don’t go as planned. This guide highlights KLUEEE 2026 Maths topic-wise breakdown, weightage analysis, and the best way to prepare with a strategy for scoring well.