At Puran Murti Campus, the M.Tech admission process for the 2026 academic session is designed with a Dual-Pathway Strategy. This ensures that the institution remains a top destination for national-level rankers while also providing a "stress-free" route for consistent academic performers who may not have appeared for the GATE exam.
For students with a valid GATE 2026 score, the admission process is highly streamlined.
Scholarship Access: GATE-qualified candidates admitted to AICTE-approved M.Tech programs at Puran Murti are eligible for the AICTE PG Scholarship. In 2026, this stipend stands at ₹12,400 per month for the entire 24-month duration of the course.
Preferential Selection: 50% of the total M.Tech seats are typically reserved for GATE qualifiers. These students often receive priority during the "Specialization Selection" process, especially for high-demand tracks like Aerospace Propulsion or AI & ML.
Research Assistantships: GATE scorers are frequently fast-tracked for roles as Junior Research Fellows (JRF) in campus-led defense and aviation projects.
The campus recognizes that many talented engineers may have focused on industry projects or high B.Tech CGPAs rather than competitive entrance coaching. For these candidates, a Merit-on-Merit pathway is available.
B.Tech Performance: Candidates with an aggregate of 55% or higher (approx. 6.0+ CGPA) in their undergraduate engineering degree can apply directly. The admission committee reviews the student's final year project and core subject grades to determine eligibility.
Management Quota: A specific percentage of seats (often up to 50%) is filled via the Management/Direct route to ensure a diverse classroom mix of academic researchers and industry-oriented professionals.
University Entrance Evaluation: For competitive branches, the college may conduct a "Simple Stress-Test" or a personal interview. This evaluation focuses on Fundamental Engineering Concepts and the candidate's research intent rather than the high-speed problem-solving required by GATE.
Even without a GATE stipend, high-achieving non-GATE students can access the Academic Excellence Scholarship.
85%–95% in B.Tech: Qualifies for a 25% Tuition Fee Waiver.
75%–84% in B.Tech: Qualifies for a 15% Tuition Fee Waiver.
AIE CET Route: Non-GATE students can also appear for the All India Engineering Common Entrance Test (AIE CET). Scoring a high rank here can unlock up to 100% tuition fee waivers, making the M.Tech almost free of cost for the most talented candidates.
In 2026, the finalization of the seat—whether through GATE or Merit—follows a standard verification process:
Digital Profile: Students register on the Puran Murti portal or the AIE CET website.
Document Upload: Scanning original B.Tech degree/provisional certificates, Aadhaar, and (if applicable) GATE scorecards.
Physical Counseling: A visit to the Sonepat (Delhi-NCR) campus for original document sighting and interaction with the Head of Department (HOD).
Confirmation: Payment of the first installment (including the ₹45,500 one-time admission charges) to lock the specialization.