PRSU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

It is one of the few programs that focuses on solar, energy management, and practical renewable technologies, which is why it feels more meaningful, modern, and job relevent compared to other traditional degrees. The curriculum prepares students for Solar PV technician roles, site supervisor, renewable project coordination. Students can comfortably move into M.Tech. M.Voc. Even though the curriculum is strong, some updates would make it more competitive. Some classes are still theoritical. Improvement is required in teaching methods. Internships should be compulsory, longer and tied to known companies. Each semester includes internal assessment 1 and 2. Final semester exam and practical exams are included. Questions are usually from the syllabus, PYQs. Practical exams are straightforward if you attend labs. Pass percentage is high.

Placements rules are different for every programmes and department. usually, PRSU doesn't provide placements by itself in my knowledge. For my course and my department, we have to do an internship for completion of our final semester and those are mostly paid ones and following your skills, capabilities and knowledge you get placement offers with different packages. According to the University official site highest paid package in my course was around 1.92 lakh per annum. My plans after getting a degree for opting for further studies in my course

My overall experience of the course was very good. As my head of the department and the rest of the faculty members of the department were very helpful and still available for me whenever I need their help.