SMVDU B.Tech Electronics & Communication Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

In 2019, SMVDU admissions were conducted via the SMVDU Entrance Exam and JOSAA seat allotment, with an All India Rank around 29,000 securing admission after the 4th counseling round. The annual fee, including tuition, hostel, and mess, was about 1 lakh INR, with B.Tech seats in Electronic and Communication Engineering available by the 5th round. An initial seat confirmation fee of 10,000 INR was required, followed by a payment of 1.80 lakh INR during counseling.

The university, founded in 2006, offers a favorable infrastructure and living environment with accessible faculty, many of whom hold PhDs from prestigious institutions. The faculty-to-student ratio is about 1:30, supporting personalized academic guidance. The tuition fee is 60,000 INR annually, with hostel and mess fees totaling 38,000 INR, plus an annual fee of about 10,000 INR. Scholarships are available for high achievers, potentially covering full semester and hostel fees, and students with a GPA of 8.5 or above are eligible.

The college hosts various events and industrial visits, with companies like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys visiting for recruitment. Placement rates vary between 50% and 95%, with salaries averaging 3 to 7 LPA. The highest on-campus package is 22 LPA, and off-campus packages can reach up to 1 crore INR. Prestigious companies such as Microsoft and Adobe are notable recruiters. Internships through IIT and NIT collaborations offer stipends from 5,000 to 100,000 INR.

Despite challenges from economic downturns affecting on-campus placements, the alumni network aids in job referrals, and students are advised to seek off-campus opportunities for better prospects. Scholarships based on academic performance and JEE Main ranks provide tuition fee waivers from 50% to 100% for top performers, with substantial concessions for JEE Main ranks under 1 lakh. The total cost for the four-year program is about 8 lakh INR, with scholarships significantly reducing the financial burden for eligible students.