AMU B.Tech Electronics Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

The college offers a generally favorable academic experience with a structured examination schedule, albeit with some variability in faculty quality. Students take three exams per semester. Placement success is mixed, with core branches seeing fewer opportunities compared to CSE and ECE, which have better placement rates. Eligible students can participate in placements starting from the 5th or 6th semester, with activities intensifying after the 7th semester. The average placement rate is between 60-80%, with salary packages ranging from 3 to 7 LPA, and the highest package reaching 27 LPA.

Notable recruiters include Siemens, L&T, and Juniper Networks, with 30 to 40 companies visiting annually and offering an average package of 4 to 5 LPA. While internships exist, they are not a major focus, often require professor recommendations, and can be unpaid, though some companies like Intel and Qualcomm offer paid positions. The college is highly affordable, with first-year fees between 15,000 to 21,165 INR and subsequent years costing 5,260 to 8,000 INR.

The total four-year B.Tech cost is around 35,000 INR, excluding higher-cost programs. Annual fee hikes are minimal, and various scholarships are available, including a 50,000 INR ONGC scholarship for top students. Financial support also comes from alumni and government scholarships, making the institution one of India's most cost-effective for engineering, further supported by low hostel fees.