MIC College of Technology Admission Dates 2027

The expected 2027-28 schedule starts with the AP EAPCET notification in February or March 2027. Students should check official APSCHE announcements because the dates below are tentative.

Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm

Selection at MIC-CT depends on the entrance examination or qualifying marks specified for each programme.

MIC College of Technology Courses and Fees

MIC-CT conducts Diploma, undergraduate engineering, postgraduate engineering, MBA and MCA programmes. B.Tech is its main programme, with an approved annual intake of 900 seats across 8 specialisations. The table gives the duration, entry requirements and full programme fee for each course.

Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, along with Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, joined the B.Tech course list in 2021. At the postgraduate engineering level, students may choose CSE, Machine Design, Power Electronics and Drives, or VLSI Design and Embedded Systems.

MIC College of Technology Admission Process

MIC-CT does not hold its own entrance test. Admission is completed through the relevant Andhra Pradesh state counselling system. As an autonomous institution, the college may frame its internal eligibility rules within the wider requirements set by JNTUK and the state.

B.Tech Admission

For regular B.Tech admission, students need a valid AP EAPCET rank. They must pass 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects and obtain at least 45% in aggregate. The minimum is 40% for reserved-category applicants.

• Take AP EAPCET and obtain a valid rank.
• Complete AP EAPCET web counselling registration through the APSCHE portal.
• Enter preferred colleges and branches during online choice filling.
• Wait for allotment, which depends on rank, category and available seats.
• Bring the original documents to MIC-CT and pay the required fee after receiving a seat.

Past closing ranks have differed considerably between branches. CSE and AI-ML generally require stronger ranks. In earlier cycles, open-category students with AP EAPCET ranks as high as 80,000 to 1,00,000 obtained seats in most B.Tech branches.

B.Tech Lateral Entry

Students with a Diploma in engineering or technology can seek direct entry to the second year through AP ECET. Applicants need a valid AP ECET rank and a Diploma in a suitable branch.

MBA and MCA Admission

AP ICET counselling is used for both MBA and MCA admission. An MBA applicant must hold a bachelor's degree with at least 50%. MCA applicants may have any undergraduate degree, but they must have studied Mathematics at either the 10+2 or undergraduate level. APSCHE conducts separate postgraduate counselling after announcing AP ICET results.

M.Tech Admission

M.Tech selection uses GATE-based counselling, while candidates from Andhra Pradesh may also enter with an AP PGECET rank. The examination score must relate to the relevant engineering discipline. Under JNTUK rules, applicants without a GATE or AP PGECET score may be considered for self-financed seats.

MIC College of Technology Placements

Companies from the IT and services industries form the main group of recruiters at MIC-CT. Campus drives for recent batches have involved TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Capgemini, Accenture, Cognizant and Genpact. The institution's NIRF 2025 submission records the following outcomes for three B.Tech graduating batches.

Some graduates choose higher education instead of immediate employment, which helps explain the difference between the number graduating and the number placed. Placement activity is highest in CSE, ECE and AI-ML. Another route taken by alumni is qualifying through GATE for M.Tech study at NITs and IITs.

MIC College of Technology Scholarships

Eligible students from Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, Backward Class and Economically Weaker Section groups can receive fee reimbursement through the Andhra Pradesh Fee Reimbursement Scheme, administered by the AP Social Welfare Department. NIRF 2025 data shows that 2,283 of the college's 3,447 UG students received full tuition reimbursement from state or central government funding.

Top AP EAPCET rank holders may also qualify for merit scholarships when they join the college. Students should ask the MIC-CT admission office to confirm the terms that will apply before the 2027-28 admission cycle begins.

MIC College of Technology Campus and Infrastructure

MIC-CT occupies a campus beside NH-9, the Vijayawada-Hyderabad Highway, at Kanchikacherla. Vijayawada is 40 km away, while the highway also provides road access towards Hyderabad. Academic facilities include individual laboratories for the B.Tech departments, an engineering workshop, seminar halls and a central library with digital learning resources. NIRF data records expenditure of INR 24.98 Lakhs in 2023-24 on new laboratory equipment and software.

Male and female students have separate hostel buildings, with annual charges of up to INR 22,000. The college's NIRF submission states that more than 80% of its buildings provide ramps, lifts and purpose-built facilities for students with physical disabilities. Students can also use a sports complex for physical education activities.

Research work by faculty members and students led to the publication of more than 20 patents in 2023, including 3 granted patents. The central library contains books, journals and electronic resources, and its dedicated expenditure during 2023-24 was INR 1.49 Lakhs.

MIC College of Technology vs PVPSIT vs LBRCE

Students looking at private engineering colleges in Andhra Pradesh's Krishna and NTR districts may compare MIC-CT with Prasad V. Potluri Siddhartha Institute of Technology, or PVPSIT, in Vijayawada and Lakireddy Bali Reddy College of Engineering, or LBRCE, in Mylavaram. Each is a private, autonomous, AICTE-approved institution affiliated with JNTUK.

PVPSIT has a NAAC A++ grade with a 3.62 score and is located within Vijayawada, giving students access to urban internship opportunities. LBRCE, founded in 1980, has a long-standing alumni network in Krishna district. MIC-CT has a NAAC A+ grade, offers AI and data science subjects, and charges a B.Tech fee of INR 1.64 Lakhs. While choosing among them, students can consider their AP EAPCET rank, preferred engineering branch and need for hostel accommodation.