ATIT 2011 Details

ATIT 2011 Description

The entrance exam is taken for the admission of students to the B.Tech programs offered by the institution. Icfai Institute of Science and Technology campuses are located at Bhubaneswar, Bangalore, Jaipur, Hyderabad and Dehradun. The programme offered is of 5 years full time duration.

Contact Details

Address	Admission Officer, CPAD, 45, Nagarjuna Hills, Punjagutta, Hyderabad-500082
Phone	040-23423153, 23435347
Email	atit@icfaitech.org
Website	www.icfaitech.org/atit
Time Period	Month of June
Last Year Date	6-Jun-10
This Year Date	First week of June, 2011

ATIT 2011 Conducting Body

ATIT is conducted by the Icfai Institute of Science and Technology.

ATIT 2011 Eligibility

Students who have cleared the 10+2 examination or equivalent are eligible to apply. An aggregate of at least 60% marks with Physics, Maths and Chemistry as subjects is required for admission. Students who have appeared for their final year examination may also apply. Candidates are required to fulfill the age requirements as mentioned by the board. Candidates are expected to submit their original certificates failing which may lead to the cancellation of admission. Admission Committee’s decision is final during the time of admission.

ATIT 2011 Exam Pattern

TIT includes objective type questions based on the subjects Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. The pattern of question paper follows the multiple choice format. The candidates should mark the answers in the OMR answer sheet provided during the time of examination. The students are required to answer from all the three subjects, sixty questions each.

ATIT 2011 Courses

• Biotechnology • Civil Engineering . Computer science and Engineering • Electronics and Communication Engineering • Mechanical Engineering

ATIT 2011 Syllabus

This test follow the basic syllabus of Higher Secondry Exam.

ATIT 2011 Exam Pattern

TIT includes objective type questions based on the subjects Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. The pattern of question paper follows the multiple choice format. The candidates should mark the answers in the OMR answer sheet provided during the time of examination. The students are required to answer from all the three subjects, sixty questions each.