Government women's engineering college

I chose GMEC Ajmer because it is one of the govt. engg. college exclusively for women in Rajasthan. Compared to other colleges I applied for , GMEC stood out due to its affordable fee structure, goverment statuss, experiencd faculty, and strong focus on core engineering branches. I also applied to private colleges by WBJEE and cuet exam and got selected in bs degrees . but i choose GMEC because i wanted to opt b.tech degree . In some colleges like mnit and mbm jodhpur , I couldn't get admission because my jee rank didn't meet their cutoff. Admission process at GMEC Ajmer Done through REAP( Rajasthan ENgineering Admission Process ), based on jee ranks or class 12th marks....Read More

So i applied a college in jaipur but i didn't get to go there because of my parents so i cancelled my admission and admitted in in gweca , but as time passes i realised that this is also a good college....Read More

The main reason was it was in my hometown only plus it is a very reputed college as it is the only girls engineering college in North Indian which attaracts companies a lot. Also the training and placement cell makes a lot of effort as well....Read More

Reap exam, The application form is available on the college website and also offline from the college. Reservation benefits are also available. As compared to the previous admission process is improved by the college....Read More

You can get admission in this college through your jee mains percentile and 12th board examination percentage by filling counseling of REAP application form is available on college website gweca.ac.in Yes, reservation benefits are available according to government rules. The admission process is very simple and easy....Read More

I had applied to two Colleges and got selected in both colleges, first one was Amity University Jaipur and the second one was Govt. Mahila Engineering College Ajmer(GWECA). As I'm very passionate about drawing and painting, I had decided to pursue a course related to that only. So that's why I had chosen architecture course from amity university and Mechanical Engineering(much related to design things) course from GWECA. Both the colleges are more than good but I hadn't chosen Amity because their fee requirement for the architecture course was too high(about 10 lakh for 5 years) and GWECA was providing Mechanical Engineering course with much less fee(about 3 lakh for 4 years). Also, Amity is good but is a private university and GWECA is also good with Government affiliation. So that's I had chosen GWECA....Read More