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Last Date to Apply: 1 Jun '23
Date of Examination: 3 Jun '23 - 4 Jun '23
Last Date to Apply: 8 Jun '23
Date of Examination: 10 Jun '23 - 11 Jun '23
Last Date to Apply: 8 Jun '23
Date of Examination: 10 Jun '23 - 11 Jun '23
PROGRAMS FOR YOU
In case you are an Uttarakhand bonafide resident, you are eligible for 30% concession on tuition fee subject to fulfilment of the following conditions and submission of supporting documents:
UPES is empaneled in Mukhyamantri Nishchay Swayam Sahayata Bhata Yojana in Bihar https://www.7nishchay-yuvaupmission.bihar.gov.in/ and Ekalyan Scholarship Portal, Jharkhand https://ekalyan.cgg.gov.in/Login.do
A University’s worth, its ‘greatness’, should be judged by its value to society. Several key characteristics that will help us to define how this value might be measured are identified in the body of the Plan. It is vital though to begin by placing the essential elements on the platform to achieve greatness i.e. to build UPES as a true Research and Innovation led University.
Since its establishment in 2003, UPES has been among India’s pioneering innovation-driven Universities. We have a fine tradition of developing domain-specific and industry-ready graduates. However, after getting our teaching and learning processes in the right direction, we must continue to harness our research potential as well.
We have come along with the creation of 12 virtual research centres and winning more than 40 research projects from various Funding Organizations; both in the public and private sectors. This must motivate us to further develop and nurture our R&D ideas in a broad range of spectrums ranging from fundamental to applied research.
UPES, with its strong R&D base and consultancy activities, has been the destination of choice for corporates who wish to conduct high-quality and cost-effective research in the energy and allied sectors. UPES undertakes research and consultancy projects related to the Energy and Allied sectors through its sister concerns.
During the last more than five years, there has been significant growth in the externally funded research of UPES. We have completed projects funded by various agencies, such as the Department of Science & Technology (DST), Government of India; Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Government of India; Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC); Uttarakhand Council of Science & Technology (UCOST, International Association of Universities (IAU). Indo-French Center for Pure and Applied Research (IFCPAR), World Bank, European Union and so on. These projects include Solar-Thermal Pyrolysis of waste to convert into biofuel, Grey water treatment technologies, India-France collaborative research for nano-technological solutions of contaminated drinking water, modelling of oil reservoirs, Novel Electrodes for Biofuel Cells, nano-biosensors for agricultural applications, solar-induced water splitting for hydrogen generation etc.
S.NO. | Title | Agency |
01 | Estimation of shelf life of polymer-based Chemicals for drilling and production of hydrocarbons | KDMIPE, ONGC |
02 | Technical Performance Analysis of diesel ethanol blends in DI Diesel Engine | DST |
03 | Establishment of jatropha de-oiled cake-based biogas plant | UCOST |
04 | Compliance Monitoring of Asha Puram Mines (Raigarh, Maharashtra) | Ashapuram Mines |
05 | Physio-chemical characterization of Gasoline samples of Maruti Udhyog Ltd | MUL |
06 | Product Penetration of consumption pattern of Automotive Lubricants – Environment Concerns in Uttarakhand | UCOST |
07 | Development of Lab Facility for Biodiesel Production Centre | DST |
08 | Research Capacity Development in Renewable Energy | LEADHER |
09 | Conducting a "Sensitization workshop and skill development training on sub megawatt scale biomass power generation" | UNDP |
10 | BDTC, Dehradun | MNRE |
11 | CSTR Technology for Biogas from Jatropha whole plant | MNRE |
12 | Development of Catalyst and Process for Isomerization of n-pentene and hexene hydrocarbon in a single step and Dimerization of n-butene to iso-octane in a single step | IOCL |
13 | Study of Energy Consumption Pattern of Rural Uttarakhand | UCOST |
14 | Assessment of HSE issues in small-scale industries in Uttarakhand | UCOST |
15 | High Order Numerical Solutions of Some Differential Equations Arising in Engineering using Non-Standard Numerical Techniques | UCOST |
16 | Analysis and Improvement of Oxidation Behaviour of Bio-Diesel | DST |
17 | Installation of Novel Biomass Pyrolysis Pilot Plant and its Performance Evaluation for Bio-oil Production using different biomass feedstocks | DST |
18 | Performance enhancement, evaluation and analysis of an IDI diesel engine using Straight Vegetable Oil (SVO) by H2 supplementation | MNRE |
19 | Establishment and Demonstration of H2 production and utilization facility through photovoltaic electrolyzers system at the Solar Energy Centre | MNRE, IOCL, SEC |
20 | Catalytic Conversion of Carbon Dioxide to Methanol: Search for Improver Catalysts | DST |
21 | Legal and market barriers in adoption of ethanol as an alternative energy source: A comparative analysis with reference to U.S.A., Brazil, Philippines and India | PLR Chamber, New Delhi |
22 | Membrane less Microfluidic devices for rapid, automated and self-sustainable enzymatic biofuel cells with 3D electrodes for in vivo and ex vivo devices | DST-Korea |
23 | Endurance analysis or tribological studies of diesel engines fueled with bio-butanol, diesel and their blends as an alternate fuel | UCOST |
24 | Understanding Shale Gas Reservoir and Production | ABB |
25 | Microfluidic-Diffusivity-meter: CO2 diffusivity sensor during Carbon Sequestration in the Oil-reservoirs | DST |
26 | Pipeline Surveillance using Parachute Ariel Vehicle (PAV) | SERB-DST |
27 | Feasibility of harnessing CSP to produce and store pyrolysed biofuels for automotive engine applications | DST |
28 | Evaluation of the use of Pine Needles as a Feedstock for Biomass Gasification (with TERI) | GIZ |
29 | Direct Conversion of Sugarcane Bagasse to Auto Fuels by Catalytic Hydrous Pyrolysis in the Presence of CO | MNRE |
30 | Strengthening research capacity and research management in higher education universities | International Association of Universities |
31 | Microviscometer for Various Biochemical Applications | DST |
32 | Development of a Knowledge-based Tutoring system for seismic data interpretation using visual and analytical tools integrated with intelligent tutoring | DST |
33 | Woman Technology Park | DST |
34 | Immobilization of enzymes on various nanostructures for the fabrication of bio-sensors | DST Indo-Slovenia |
35 | Petrography and Geochemistry of Gas bearing shale from Permo-Triassic shales of Kommegundam and Mandapeta region of Krishna Godavari Basin India | DST |
36 | Nano-technological solutions for water treatments | IFCPAR-DST |
37 | Analysis and Performance of Water Exploration Systems in Uttrakhand | Uttarakhand Jal Vidyut Nigam |
38 | World Bank GEF Project - Project Development Support in Dehradun Cluster | SIDBI |
39 | 2D Material: Multilayer GaN | DST-SERB |
During the R&D work, UPES has also developed patented prototyped technologies. One such technology is Multfuel Neelam Cookstove, which can handle three different feedstocks (Forest biomass, Biogas from waste, LPG) individually or in combination. Except this, we have developed a miniaturized microfluidic viscometer for a variety of applications, including monitoring fuel adulteration, biofuel blending and biomedical diagnostics. Further, a Fuel injection system has been patented for compression ignition engines of stationary applications, particularly for diesel engines. Another such technology is an integrated automotive Biomass Gasification Unit. This unit has been developed to meet the entire energy demands of a family of 10 persons. A few salient features of this unit are its amenability to convert lantana (A common weed found all over the country destroying forest land) to low tar gas, its new design of down-draft Biomass Gasifier, and its throughput of 1 KW electricity and heat for cooking.
With all these efforts, UPES has several state-of-the-art pilot scale units, including an integrated Biodiesel plant (100 litres per day capacity) and biogas production units (total 100 m3/day). We have a sophisticated instruments laboratory housing various equipment involved in the R&D activities in the aforementioned areas. We also collaborate with various organizations, nationally and internationally with a focus to develop partnerships with the organizations located in Dehradun and its vicinity. More information on R&D activities at UPES can be found on https://research.upes.ac.in/
UPES emphasizes research-based learning. To enable quality research, the University provides qualified and experienced mentors with top-of-the-line facilities and the requisite environment. The University has a huge Learning Resource Centre, state-of-the-art Living Labs, extensive and high-quality electronic databases, and most importantly, an attitude that is geared towards innovation and exploration.
UPES welcomes research initiatives from individuals and extends its cooperation to further the cause of high
UPES encourages energy professionals to join PhD programs and test the variety of hypotheses which they face in decision-making. This enables professionals not only to enhance their academic credentials but also to augment the body of knowledge of the energy industry through rigorous & scientific research methodology.
Dr. Sunil Rai, Chancellor of UPES is the guiding inspiration for research programs and can be contacted at [email protected]
Though maintained by the UGC, UPES is not a recipient of grants or financial aid from any government body.
However, UPES is unique in the respect that it has the unflinching support of the corporates, associations, societies and individual professionals in the Energy and Allied sectors.
The industry provides UPES in multiple ways; from allowing access to their vast knowledge bases and valuable experience to field visits in otherwise inaccessible installations; from laboratory equipment, books and sports facilities to scholarships and endowments.
Corporations have endowed UPES with financial as well as knowledge assistance and we are grateful for their continued contribution. In fact, many scholarships have been set up by professionals in their individual capacity as well.
In case you are an Uttarakhand bonafide resident, you are eligible for 30% concession on tuition fee subject to fulfilment of the following conditions and submission of supporting documents:
UPES is empaneled in Mukhyamantri Nishchay Swayam Sahayata Bhata Yojana in Bihar https://www.7nishchay-yuvaupmission.bihar.gov.in/ and Ekalyan Scholarship Portal, Jharkhand https://ekalyan.cgg.gov.in/Login.do
A University’s worth, its ‘greatness’, should be judged by its value to society. Several key characteristics that will help us to define how this value might be measured are identified in the body of the Plan. It is vital though to begin by placing the essential elements on the platform to achieve greatness i.e. to build UPES as a true Research and Innovation led University.
Since its establishment in 2003, UPES has been among India’s pioneering innovation-driven Universities. We have a fine tradition of developing domain-specific and industry-ready graduates. However, after getting our teaching and learning processes in the right direction, we must continue to harness our research potential as well.
We have come along with the creation of 12 virtual research centres and winning more than 40 research projects from various Funding Organizations; both in the public and private sectors. This must motivate us to further develop and nurture our R&D ideas in a broad range of spectrums ranging from fundamental to applied research.
UPES, with its strong R&D base and consultancy activities, has been the destination of choice for corporates who wish to conduct high-quality and cost-effective research in the energy and allied sectors. UPES undertakes research and consultancy projects related to the Energy and Allied sectors through its sister concerns.
During the last more than five years, there has been significant growth in the externally funded research of UPES. We have completed projects funded by various agencies, such as the Department of Science & Technology (DST), Government of India; Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Government of India; Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC); Uttarakhand Council of Science & Technology (UCOST, International Association of Universities (IAU). Indo-French Center for Pure and Applied Research (IFCPAR), World Bank, European Union and so on. These projects include Solar-Thermal Pyrolysis of waste to convert into biofuel, Grey water treatment technologies, India-France collaborative research for nano-technological solutions of contaminated drinking water, modelling of oil reservoirs, Novel Electrodes for Biofuel Cells, nano-biosensors for agricultural applications, solar-induced water splitting for hydrogen generation etc.
S.NO. | Title | Agency |
01 | Estimation of shelf life of polymer-based Chemicals for drilling and production of hydrocarbons | KDMIPE, ONGC |
02 | Technical Performance Analysis of diesel ethanol blends in DI Diesel Engine | DST |
03 | Establishment of jatropha de-oiled cake-based biogas plant | UCOST |
04 | Compliance Monitoring of Asha Puram Mines (Raigarh, Maharashtra) | Ashapuram Mines |
05 | Physio-chemical characterization of Gasoline samples of Maruti Udhyog Ltd | MUL |
06 | Product Penetration of consumption pattern of Automotive Lubricants – Environment Concerns in Uttarakhand | UCOST |
07 | Development of Lab Facility for Biodiesel Production Centre | DST |
08 | Research Capacity Development in Renewable Energy | LEADHER |
09 | Conducting a "Sensitization workshop and skill development training on sub megawatt scale biomass power generation" | UNDP |
10 | BDTC, Dehradun | MNRE |
11 | CSTR Technology for Biogas from Jatropha whole plant | MNRE |
12 | Development of Catalyst and Process for Isomerization of n-pentene and hexene hydrocarbon in a single step and Dimerization of n-butene to iso-octane in a single step | IOCL |
13 | Study of Energy Consumption Pattern of Rural Uttarakhand | UCOST |
14 | Assessment of HSE issues in small-scale industries in Uttarakhand | UCOST |
15 | High Order Numerical Solutions of Some Differential Equations Arising in Engineering using Non-Standard Numerical Techniques | UCOST |
16 | Analysis and Improvement of Oxidation Behaviour of Bio-Diesel | DST |
17 | Installation of Novel Biomass Pyrolysis Pilot Plant and its Performance Evaluation for Bio-oil Production using different biomass feedstocks | DST |
18 | Performance enhancement, evaluation and analysis of an IDI diesel engine using Straight Vegetable Oil (SVO) by H2 supplementation | MNRE |
19 | Establishment and Demonstration of H2 production and utilization facility through photovoltaic electrolyzers system at the Solar Energy Centre | MNRE, IOCL, SEC |
20 | Catalytic Conversion of Carbon Dioxide to Methanol: Search for Improver Catalysts | DST |
21 | Legal and market barriers in adoption of ethanol as an alternative energy source: A comparative analysis with reference to U.S.A., Brazil, Philippines and India | PLR Chamber, New Delhi |
22 | Membrane less Microfluidic devices for rapid, automated and self-sustainable enzymatic biofuel cells with 3D electrodes for in vivo and ex vivo devices | DST-Korea |
23 | Endurance analysis or tribological studies of diesel engines fueled with bio-butanol, diesel and their blends as an alternate fuel | UCOST |
24 | Understanding Shale Gas Reservoir and Production | ABB |
25 | Microfluidic-Diffusivity-meter: CO2 diffusivity sensor during Carbon Sequestration in the Oil-reservoirs | DST |
26 | Pipeline Surveillance using Parachute Ariel Vehicle (PAV) | SERB-DST |
27 | Feasibility of harnessing CSP to produce and store pyrolysed biofuels for automotive engine applications | DST |
28 | Evaluation of the use of Pine Needles as a Feedstock for Biomass Gasification (with TERI) | GIZ |
29 | Direct Conversion of Sugarcane Bagasse to Auto Fuels by Catalytic Hydrous Pyrolysis in the Presence of CO | MNRE |
30 | Strengthening research capacity and research management in higher education universities | International Association of Universities |
31 | Microviscometer for Various Biochemical Applications | DST |
32 | Development of a Knowledge-based Tutoring system for seismic data interpretation using visual and analytical tools integrated with intelligent tutoring | DST |
33 | Woman Technology Park | DST |
34 | Immobilization of enzymes on various nanostructures for the fabrication of bio-sensors | DST Indo-Slovenia |
35 | Petrography and Geochemistry of Gas bearing shale from Permo-Triassic shales of Kommegundam and Mandapeta region of Krishna Godavari Basin India | DST |
36 | Nano-technological solutions for water treatments | IFCPAR-DST |
37 | Analysis and Performance of Water Exploration Systems in Uttrakhand | Uttarakhand Jal Vidyut Nigam |
38 | World Bank GEF Project - Project Development Support in Dehradun Cluster | SIDBI |
39 | 2D Material: Multilayer GaN | DST-SERB |
During the R&D work, UPES has also developed patented prototyped technologies. One such technology is Multfuel Neelam Cookstove, which can handle three different feedstocks (Forest biomass, Biogas from waste, LPG) individually or in combination. Except this, we have developed a miniaturized microfluidic viscometer for a variety of applications, including monitoring fuel adulteration, biofuel blending and biomedical diagnostics. Further, a Fuel injection system has been patented for compression ignition engines of stationary applications, particularly for diesel engines. Another such technology is an integrated automotive Biomass Gasification Unit. This unit has been developed to meet the entire energy demands of a family of 10 persons. A few salient features of this unit are its amenability to convert lantana (A common weed found all over the country destroying forest land) to low tar gas, its new design of down-draft Biomass Gasifier, and its throughput of 1 KW electricity and heat for cooking.
With all these efforts, UPES has several state-of-the-art pilot scale units, including an integrated Biodiesel plant (100 litres per day capacity) and biogas production units (total 100 m3/day). We have a sophisticated instruments laboratory housing various equipment involved in the R&D activities in the aforementioned areas. We also collaborate with various organizations, nationally and internationally with a focus to develop partnerships with the organizations located in Dehradun and its vicinity. More information on R&D activities at UPES can be found on https://research.upes.ac.in/
UPES emphasizes research-based learning. To enable quality research, the University provides qualified and experienced mentors with top-of-the-line facilities and the requisite environment. The University has a huge Learning Resource Centre, state-of-the-art Living Labs, extensive and high-quality electronic databases, and most importantly, an attitude that is geared towards innovation and exploration.
UPES welcomes research initiatives from individuals and extends its cooperation to further the cause of high
UPES encourages energy professionals to join PhD programs and test the variety of hypotheses which they face in decision-making. This enables professionals not only to enhance their academic credentials but also to augment the body of knowledge of the energy industry through rigorous & scientific research methodology.
Dr. Sunil Rai, Chancellor of UPES is the guiding inspiration for research programs and can be contacted at [email protected]
Though maintained by the UGC, UPES is not a recipient of grants or financial aid from any government body.
However, UPES is unique in the respect that it has the unflinching support of the corporates, associations, societies and individual professionals in the Energy and Allied sectors.
The industry provides UPES in multiple ways; from allowing access to their vast knowledge bases and valuable experience to field visits in otherwise inaccessible installations; from laboratory equipment, books and sports facilities to scholarships and endowments.
Corporations have endowed UPES with financial as well as knowledge assistance and we are grateful for their continued contribution. In fact, many scholarships have been set up by professionals in their individual capacity as well.
Will the degree awarded by UPES carry emblem of UGC or any other body?
The degrees awarded by the University do not bear the emblem of either UGC or any other body.
Has UPES been approved by AICTE? Is there any such requirement?
Under the AICTE Act and its subsequent Regulations, Universities established under a State or Central Act in accordance with Section 2(f) and 3 of the UGC Act, 1956, do not require AICTE approval. However, the Universities are only required to maintain AICTE norms and standards and require no prior approval of AICTE for starting Technical & Professional courses.
This has also been clarified by the Hon’ble Supreme Court’s judgment in the case of Bharathidasan University v/s AICTE wherein the Court had ruled that:
“it is not mandatory for a University, created under an Act, to seek & secure prior approval of the AICTE to start a department for imparting a course or program in technical education or a technical institution as an adjunct to the University itself to conduct technical courses of its choice & selection. The Bench also said that the definition of technical institution excludes from its purview a university, and when by definition a university is excluded from a technical institution, to interpret that such a clause or such an expression, wherever the expression technical institution occurs, will include a university will be reading into the Act what is not provided therein”
How is UPES sponsored ?
UPES is sponsored by Hydrocarbons Education & Research Society (HERS) which is registered under the “Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860” (Registration No. S-41894 of 2002). HERS is a not-for-profit society promoted by a group of prominent professionals from the Industry.
How has the University been created? Does it belong to the Uttarakhand State Govt./MoPNG/Oil Companies ?
UPES has been created under an Act of Uttarakhand State Legislature notified vide Government of Uttarakhand Notification No. 830/Higher Education/2003-3(18)/2003 dated September 1, 2003. However, the Governor of Uttarakhand is the Visitor of the University and the Principal Secretary, Higher Education; Govt. of Uttarakhand is the “Representative” of the State Government on various Boards of the university.
Is the University receiving financial assistance from any other sources?
UPES is a self-funded University and does not receive any grant or financial assistance from the Uttarakhand State Government. The University is also not entitled to receive any financial assistance or grants from UGC or any other source funded by the Government of India.
How is placements at UPES? Does a public sector company insist on AICTE approval?
Placements 2021-22 ended on a positive note with more than 2570 students placed, and with offers from more than 690 top-notch companies with 50 LPA package as the highest.
Please visit - https://www.upes.ac.in/placement/placements-recruiters
Placements are done only through campus? Do these companies follow their normal recruitment process or have a specially designed format for UPES?
Yes, placements are done through campus recruitment. The recruiting companies for campus placements follow their standard selection procedures.
Do I Require a Laptop?
Keeping in view the rapidly changing nature and pace of technology, and more importantly, of student preferences for a smart device, the University has decided to adopt a CYOD (Choose Your Own Device) paradigm.
As part of this initiative, the following guidelines apply:
a) It is mandatory for each incoming student to be equipped with a tablet or laptop conforming to the minimum specifications outlined below.
b) The device should have legal operating system (OS) software pre-installed as specified below. Proof of ownership of the OS should be with the student and producible on demand throughout the duration of the enrolled program or while the student is present on campus – whichever is earlier. Additionally the same should be submitted by the student at the time of registration.
c) The device should be capable of connecting to an external display device through a normal VGA port for the purposes of showing presentations etc.
d) The device should be capable of connecting to a Wi-fi network and doing Windows Active Directory domain authentication of the user.
e) The device should have capabilities of entering proxy server settings for the browser.
f) The device should have an external keyboard and be able to connect to a remote server using the RDP protocol.
g) The device manufacturer should have at least one authorized service centre or availability of requisite hardware service and support in Dehradun. The student is advised to confirm this before buying to avoid loss of study hours in the event of device malfunction.
h) A student will be responsible for taking care of his/her machine including raising tickets for warranty/AMC support; adequate insurance coverage; and be responsible for its upkeep and maintenance as well as ensuring legal compliance of the system in line with OEM/ISV licensing policies throughout the duration of the program. If there is loss/damage to the device, it will be the responsibility of the student to ensure timely rectification through the authorized service centre in Dehradun. Additionally relevant paperwork for filing an insurance claim will be the responsibility of the student.
Recommended minimum configuration/specification for laptops:
Processor : Intel Core i3 / equivalent AMD processor or higher
Memory : 4 GB or higher
Screen size : 14” or higher
Network interfaces : Wi-fi 802.11g/n; 10/100 Ethernet; Bluetooth
Ports : USB 2.0; USB 3.0; VGA; HDMI
Hard Disk : 350 GB or higher
Operating System : Windows XP/Vista/7/8 Professional Edition [Mandatory] or Mac OS (Latest version.) Proof of ownership mandatory.
Office Productivity : Productivity suite capable of creating and editing Microsoft Office documents such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint etc. (Microsoft Office Student Edition recommended)
Recommended minimum configuration for tablets:
Operating system : iOS/Android
Screen size : 9” or higher
Network interfaces : Wi-fi 802.11g/n; Bluetooth
Storage : 32 GB or higher
Interfaces : Ability to connect USB drives; Ability to connect to external projection device through VGA port
Keyboard : External (wired or wireless)
Applications : Office Productivity suite with capability to create and edit Microsoft office document formats such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Notes:
a) A charge of Rs. 5,000/- (rupees five thousand only) will be payable towards provisioning of appropriate software, internet access charges and IT application support services to the student.
b) The University will install a managed antivirus on each laptop/device (as applicable) entering the University network. This is for optimizing bandwidth used during virus definition updates and to ensure the device does not become a security threat affecting other users on the network. This installation is mandatory and the device will not be allowed on to the network without this.
c) The University maintains appropriate access control systems that will prevent a student machine to connect to the University network should the machine not be in compliance with acceptable policies – specifically: The machine should have a legal, appropriately patched operating system, and a legal antivirus updated with the latest definitions and patches.
d) The device should be used in conformance to the Acceptable IT use policy of the University.
e) Microsoft Windows Home Basic/Premium editions will not be acceptable as these do not support connecting to a Windows Domain. The minimum level of operating system should be Windows Professional.
f) While the University will take all reasonable steps to ensure adequate application and OS support for the device, the University will not be liable for any loss of academic hours due to hardware malfunctioning / improper functioning due to incorrect specification of the device.
What admission requirements should applicants meet and how are they shortlisted for the Law test and interview?
Applicants should have overall minimum 50% marks at Higher & Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th), UPES will conduct UPES Law Studies Aptitude Test (UL-SAT). One can also apply on the basis of CLAT Score / LSAT Percentile or Board Merit.
Where are the forms available?
You can apply Online at https://admission.upes.ac.in/apply
How many exam centers are there for UPESEAT?
B. Tech (UPESEAT) Test Details
Name Of Program | Test Dates | Test Timings | Duration |
B. Tech All Streams | TBA | As per opted slot | Refer Scheme of the Test |
**Centre Based / Online tests will be conducted as per government guidelines.
Note: UPES reserves the right to conduct UPESEAT II for the absentees of UPESEAT Exam I, before the declaration of results. The Merit List would be drawn in common for UPESEAT I and UPESEAT II.
Admit Card (to be downloaded from the UPES website)
Admit card for B. Tech. CBT Test –
1. Test date booking process will start from <to be announced> onwards on www.upes.ac.in
2. Admit cards will be issued to students immediately after the successful completion of the test booking process.
3. Students applying through offline mode through the OMR form, also follow the process of test date booking and get Admit Card from <to be announced> onwards on www.upes.ac.in
Note:
1. University reserves the right to increase or decrease test days/dates/number of test cities. Please refer to www.upes.ac.in for updated information.
2. UPES will allot the test date and city as per the availability for the students who fail to choose the test date and city of their choice.
Entrance Test Locations / City Codes (Subject to Govt. approvals to conduct the test at centres)
Kindly refer to the following table for filling up the OMR/ Online Application form. Candidates are cautioned to fill in the City code and shade correctly as the allotment of required Test City will be based on this information only. Candidates need to give both first & second choice as per their city preference in OMR/Online Application form.
Test City |
City Code |
Test City |
City Code |
Test City |
City Code |
||
Agra |
001 |
Gwalior |
034 |
Muzaffarnagar |
067 |
||
Ahmedabad |
002 |
Haldwani |
035 |
Muzaffarpur |
068 |
||
Ajmer |
003 |
Haridwar |
036 |
Nagpur |
069 |
||
Aligarh |
004 |
Hisar |
037 |
Navi Mumbai |
070 |
||
Allahabad |
005 |
Hoshiarpur |
038 |
New Delhi |
071 |
||
Almora |
006 |
Hyderabad |
039 |
Noida |
072 |
||
Alwar |
007 |
Indore |
040 |
Orai |
073 |
||
Ambala |
008 |
Jabalpur |
041 |
Panchkula |
074 |
||
Amritsar |
009 |
Jaipur |
042 |
Panipat |
075 |
||
Azamgarh |
010 |
Jalandhar |
043 |
Patiala |
076 |
||
Bangalore |
011 |
Jammu |
044 |
Patna |
077 |
||
Bareilly |
012 |
Jamshedpur |
045 |
Pune |
078 |
||
Bathinda |
013 |
Jaunpur |
046 |
Rae Bareli |
079 |
||
Bhagalpur |
014 |
Jhansi |
047 |
Raipur |
080 |
||
Bharatpur |
015 |
Jind |
048 |
Ranchi |
081 |
||
Bhilai |
016 |
Jodhpur |
049 |
Rishikesh |
082 |
||
Bhopal |
017 |
Jorhat |
050 |
Rohtak |
083 |
||
Bhubaneswar |
018 |
Kangra |
051 |
Roorkee |
084 |
||
Bikaner |
019 |
Kanpur |
052 |
Rudrapur |
085 |
||
Bilaspur |
020 |
Karnal |
053 |
Saharanpur |
086 |
||
Bokaro Steel City |
021 |
Kashipur |
054 |
Satna |
087 |
||
Bulandshahr |
022 |
Kolkata |
055 |
Shahjahanpur |
088 |
||
Chandigarh |
023 |
Korba |
056 |
Shimla |
089 |
||
Chennai |
024 |
Kota |
057 |
Singrauli |
090 |
||
Dehradun |
025 |
Kotdwara |
058 |
Solan |
091 |
||
Dhanbad |
026 |
Kurukshetra |
059 |
Sri Ganganagar |
092 |
||
Faridabad |
027 |
Lucknow |
060 |
Surat |
093 |
||
Gaya |
028 |
Ludhiana |
061 |
Thiruvananthapuram |
094 |
||
Ghaziabad |
029 |
Mathura |
062 |
Udaipur |
095 |
||
Gorakhpur |
030 |
Meerut |
063 |
Vadodara |
096 |
||
Greater Noida |
031 |
Mohali |
064 |
Varanasi |
097 |
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Gurgaon |
032 |
Moradabad |
065 |
Vijayawada |
098 |
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Guwahati |
033 |
Mumbai |
066 |
Visakhapatnam |
099 |
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Yamunanagar |
100 |
What is the eligibility for applying for UPES B.Tech programs?
What is the date of examination (UPESEAT)?
B. Tech (UPESEAT) Test Details
Name Of Program | Test Dates | Test Timings | Duration |
B. Tech All Streams | TBA | As per opted slot | Refer to scheme |
**Centre Based / Online Test will be conducted as per government guidelines.
Note: The last date to receive the filled application (OMR Form/ Online) is TBA.
Admit Card (to be downloaded from UPES website)
Admit card for B. Tech. CBT Test –
1. Test date booking process will start from <to be announced> onwards on www.upes.ac.in
2. Admit cards will be issued to students immediately after successful completion of the test booking process.
3. Student applying through offline mode through OMR form, also follow the process of test date booking and to get Admit Card from <to be announced> onwards on www.upes.ac.in
Note:
1. University reserves the right to increase or decrease test days/dates/number of test cities. Please refer www.upes.ac.in for updated information.
2. UPES will allot the test date and city as per the availability for the students who fail to choose the test date and city of their choice.
What is the syllabus of UPESEAT?
Scheme of Test
Scheme of Test- Online (2Hours) |
Scheme of Test- Centre Based (3 Hours) |
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Sections |
No. of Questions |
Sections |
No. of Questions |
|
Mathematics / Biology |
35 |
Mathematics / Biology |
50 |
|
Physics |
35 |
Physics |
50 |
|
Chemistry |
35 |
Chemistry |
50 |
|
English Language Comprehension |
20 |
English Language Comprehension |
30 |
|
Total No. of Questions |
125 |
Current Affairs Awareness |
20 |
|
Total No. of Questions |
200 |
What is the pattern of UPESEAT?
What is the exam date of various programs offered by UPES?
For updated information on Exam Dates, click here: https://www.upes.ac.in/aspiring-students#admissionSection
What are the things required in Portfolio Presentation round for B.Des & M.Des ?
For B.Des the Portfolio requirements during interview are given below:
For M.Des the Portfolio requirements during interview are given below:
What is Infrastructure and Hostel facilities, within campus or outside, and who controls it ?
Residential blocks have been earmarked for limited on – campus accommodation (on first come first serve basis) separately for boys and girls on triple sharing basis. Apart from this there are good number of private hostels and paying guest accommodations suitable for students near to campus. UPES does not have any direct or indirect tie up whatsoever with the Private hostels and does not undertake any responsibility in this regard. Parents are advised to verify the data independently before finalizing any arrangement with the concerned hostel and also sign a written contract with the hostel owners. Parents are also advised against making advance payments without verifying the facilities themselves as also, they should insist up on a written contract with the hostel owner, which should clearly state the payment modalities for early withdrawal as also, arrangements during summer school if applicable.
Where can we get the faculty details for different schools in UPES?
You can view the details of our Faculty school/department wise here: https://www.upes.ac.in/schools-faculty
Where is the Campus? Any campus apart from Dehradun?
UPES is situated in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. It has only 2 campuses in Dehradun. UPES Bidholi campus, known as Energy Acres, has programs offered under the School of Engineering, School of Computer Science, School of Design, and School of Health Sciences & Technology. UPES Kandoli campus, known as Knowledge Acres has programs offered under the School of Law, School of Business, School of Modern Media and School of Liberal Studies.
Will I get a bank loan to pursue my education at UPES? Is UPES has any tie-up with nationalized / private bank?
The university has entered a formal tie-up with Axis Bank, Oriental Bank of Commerce, State Bank of India and Credila to facilitate sanction of educational loan. Prospective students can avail this facility, if desired.