B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Lateral Entry)
at N.C. College of Engineering, Panipat

3.2 /5

(2 Reviews)

Private Institute
Estd. 1998

B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Lateral Entry)
at
NCCE
Overview

B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Lateral Entry) is a 4 years programme provided at N.C. College of Engineering. Candidates can pursue this course after qualifying the N.C. College of Engineering selection process. Check the following section for more details around N.C. College of Engineering B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Lateral Entry) fees, admission process and more.

Duration	4 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Total Tuition Fees	₹2.70 Lakh
Type of University	Private

B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Lateral Entry)
at
NCCE
Fees

As per N.C. College of Engineering fee structure, the fees for B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Lateral Entry) is INR 2,70,000. This fee is paid annually/ semester-wise at the beginning of every year/semester as per the rules laid down by the institution. However, some part of the total fee must be paid during N.C. College of Engineering admissions. Check below the course-wise total tuition fee for all N.C. College of Engineering Courses in the table below:

Fee components	Amount (4 years)
Tuition Fees	₹ 2.70 Lakh
Total fee	₹ 2.70 Lakh

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

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B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Lateral Entry)
at
NCCE
Placements

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B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Lateral Entry)
at
NCCE
Entry Requirements

OLET

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Candidate must have passed diploma or B.Sc. degree and have aggregate 45% for General and 42.75% for SC.

B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Lateral Entry)
at
NCCE
Admission Process

Counselling
Admission is through counselling based on the rank obtained in Online Entrance Test (OLET) conducted by Haryana State Technical Education Society(HSTES).

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B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Lateral Entry)
at
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Students Ratings & Reviews

3.2/5

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Placements3

Infrastructure3.5

Faculty & Course3.5

Campus Life3.5

Value for Money2.5

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B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Lateral Entry) - Batch of 2014

Offered by N.C. College of Engineering

4.2

4Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Made a few new friends whom are around to this day. The quality is awesome.

Placements: I was offered the opportunity to intern at BSNL for which I was extremely grateful. The placements were not great, there were a few companies visiting the campus but most of them were hiring CS and IT students. The salaries were low and were not comparable to the minimum offered in colleges across the country. Some of my friends got selected and grew after they passed out from the college.

Infrastructure: The college is big and great with all the latest facilities available. The classrooms are big. The library is big too. The sports fields are vast and most of the students spend much time around the area preparing for tournaments. The quality of food available in the canteen is great with a maggi being the favourite for many students. The building is great and you can see it from far. The garden outside is well maintained too. Many students spend time around the area.

Faculty: The faculty has years of experience among them and all are very knowledgeable in their subjects. It may become difficult sometimes for the newer faculty members to address the class but that's normal. The curriculum design is standard and most of the college follow the same as per the university instructions. Many students aren't industry ready by the end of the course and sometime take some time to indulge in other courses or irrelevant jobs to start with.

Reviewed on 24 Aug 2020Read More

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B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Lateral Entry) - Batch of 2016

Offered by N.C. College of Engineering

2.2

2Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life1Value for Money

Okay. Not upto the mark as compared to fee structure.

Placements: The placement in 2016 was fine. There were a number of placements as well. The top-notch was the Infosys. It took around 80 students from the batch of 2016. After that, the placements from the campus became an illusion.

Infrastructure: The dependency on the investments of a college is directly proportational to the number of admission. Till 2012 the admission rate was as good as the number of seats available. After that the poor admissions resulted in the deterioration of facilities.

Faculty: The staff was considerate, initially. Though the prime focus was on scoring the marks and giving the better results. The aim to enhance the skills of pupils in the field of jobs was ignorant. The overall ability of staff was questionable, so was management.

Reviewed on 6 Oct 2019Read More

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