Admission to the college is through JEE Mains, managed by JoSAA, and offers eight engineering branches. Students must submit original documents and pay the first semester and hostel fees at the time of admission. The college features a highly qualified faculty with varying faculty-to-student ratios and mentoring programs. Teaching methods include smart boards and PPTs. The fee structure ranges from INR 60,000 to INR 65,000 per semester, with hostel and mess fees totaling INR 81,500 and INR 3,800 per month, respectively.
Scholarships are available for top-performing students and those from financially disadvantaged backgrounds, including full tuition waivers for Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) and Below Poverty Line (BPL) students, as well as significant reductions for SC/ST students. The total cost over four years is approximately INR 13 lakhs. The college maintains a strong placement record, with about 85% of candidates placed despite the pandemic's impact. Approximately 80 companies participate in campus placements, with core companies being less frequent for certain branches.
Major non-core recruiters include JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, and Amazon. The median placement package is 5-6 LPA, the highest reaching 12 LPA this year, and branch-specific packages in 2019 showing CSE at 42 LPA and Aerospace at 11.5 LPA as highs. Internships are available from the 6th semester, with top firms like Google, Microsoft, and Apple offering roles. The average internship stipend is around INR 42,000 per month for circuital branches and INR 32,000 for non-circuital branches, with the highest stipend reaching INR 1.2 lakh per month.
The college continuously works to improve placement outcomes and offers various scholarship schemes to support students financially.
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