AKTU organizes a state-level entrance exam for engineering aspirants, followed by a counseling process based on candidates' ranks for college allotment. The faculty is highly qualified, holding Ph.D. degrees in their fields. The evaluation includes two 15-mark CT exams before the semester exam, with internal and external marks awarded out of 50 and 100, respectively. The annual fee for B.Tech is Rs. 67,000, with scholarships that significantly lower this cost. Placement opportunities are robust, especially in Chemical and Biotechnology departments, with companies like Microsoft and Infosys participating in on-campus drives.
The highest salary offered is Rs. 8 lakh per annum, with averages of Rs. 3 lakh in certain branches. CS & IT placements are fewer but offer higher average salaries of Rs. 6 to Rs. 10 lakh, potentially reaching Rs. 20 lakh for skilled candidates. Chemical engineering students benefit from early placements, training, and often secure high GATE ranks or PSU jobs. The college facilitates internships with top companies like ONGC and IOCL, including stipends like Rs. 20,000 per month from VEOLIA.
Scholarships are available, mainly for students with parental incomes below Rs. 200,000, with nearly 95% receiving aid. General candidates typically get Rs. 60,000, aided by the UP government fund. The annual tuition fee stands at Rs. 75,000, with hostel fees for girls at Rs. 18,000 (including a Rs. 2,000 deposit) and mess charges at Rs. 3,000 monthly. Scholarships consider family income and caste, covering General, OBC, and SC/ST categories, with 98% of applicants receiving support, making the chemical engineering degree particularly affordable.
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