btech

Doing a B.Tech from Government Engineering College [ECB], Bikaner is comparatively inexpensive as compared to a good number of institutes. In all, it would come out to be approximately INR 2 lakhs, and annually, the fee comes out to approximately INR 50,000. Particular scholarship details are not available though the fees are considered reasonable in comparison to other local institutes. The return on investment is decent considering that the facilities provided, including infrastructure, faculty, and placements, are acceptable. It thus offers an affordable opportunity for studying engineering, but a student must consider whether the value matches his career and financial goals.

Both are reputed institutions for B.Tech: PES College of Engineering and Christ University Kengeri Campus. The good thing about PES College of Engineering is that it has very good relations with industries, good faculty, and excellent placement records in the past few years. This college has excellent prestige in engineering studies. Christ University-Kengeri Campus gives a good option to pursue B.Tech with placement-oriented holistic development and modern infrastructure. While both institutions are sure to provide excellent education, many favor PES College for its specializations in engineering and Christ University for its academic atmosphere in general. It depends upon your priorities about specialization, campus life, and career prospects.

Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College (SREC) and PSG College of Technology (PSGCT) are two reputed institutions for B.Tech in Coimbatore. SREC, which offers good faculty and infrastructure, and PSGCT, which is generally regarded as the one with a stronger reputation, are the most well-known of them, and that is the reason for it has been held by people. The college often conferred its position by the help of industrial bigwigs, admission of the extremely qualified students. It is recognised through the services of TEQIP, funded by the Government of India. PSGCT also consistently ranks higher in national engineering college rankings. But still relative to SREC, PSGCT is likely to offer better prospects of internships and exposure to industries. Yet, the decision between the two is based on your personal preference, whether you prefer campus culture, specialised engineering, or career goals. Both offer courses in B.Tech.