In 2013, the reviewer joined IERT, Allahabad, for a B.Tech in Electrical Engineering after a good rank in the UPSEE entrance exam. The college's faculty comprises experienced and well-qualified members, mostly holding Ph.D. or M.Tech degrees, who support students academically and in extracurricular activities. The B.Tech program is cost-effective, with a total fee of ?1,68,000 over four years. A fee-waiver is available for 2-3 seats per branch for economically weaker sections.
The UP government provides a scholarship of approximately ?56,000 annually, totaling ?2,24,000 over the course. Placement opportunities at IERT show a mixed scenario with a highest package of 30 LPA and an average of 5-6 LPA. About 60-80% of students secure placements, especially in companies like Infosys, L&T, TCS, Wipro, and Adani. However, placements are more favorable for branches like CSE and EC, with limited opportunities for others. Internships begin in the 6th semester, with visits from companies like Amazon and Tata.
While IERT's placement record indicates room for improvement in attracting more MNCs and opportunities for all branches, the college is renowned for its affordability. The total annual fee is around 63,000 INR, inclusive of hostel charges (25,000 INR annually) and mess fees (4,000 INR monthly). Stable fee structure and significant scholarships make IERT Prayagraj a cost-effective choice for a B.Tech degree in India.
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