Indus University B.Tech in Automobile Engineering - Fees, Eligibility, Seats and Admission 2024

Overall: Students have the chance to learn under the expert guidance of leading academics, and by studying at a research-intensive university they learn research techniques from ground level

Placement: Placements are good enough , our seniors are placed at very good organisations.They are placed in their desired firm and job role .I hope i will also get my desired job.

Infrastructure: my college has all the proper infrastructures. It has a proper and clean classrooms, library and even students are provided with hostels inside the campus which makes easy for students

Faculty: Teachers and staff members help a lot during the exams. They help with extra classes and group study. They organise the programs regarding the syllabus. Semester exams are always easy with the help of college administration

Hostel: The girls hostel of AGI provides the best environment for students. The food and affordable fee structure have made it the best hostel. rooms are neat and clean.

Overall: I wasn't sure what to expect from college, but this place is fostering a truly enriching experience. With a wide range of activities and approachable faculty, they're setting us up for success both inside and outside the classroom.

Placement: While the placement record is impressive (80-85%), most graduates are placed in bulk recruitment drives by mid-sized firms or startups. The salary range is typically 15-20 thousand rupees. Internships are provided in the first two summers.

Infrastructure: With well-furnished classrooms, a spacious parking lot, and a strong focus on environmental responsibility, my college provides a comprehensive and sustainable learning environment. They even offer indoor games for students to enjoy their breaks.

Hostel: The hostel has a midday shut down for cleaning, 11am to 2pm. The owners are flexible though, so just let them know if you need something. They'd probably prefer you to be out having adventures with your friends during that time! Living in a hostel has definitely changed me for the better.

Overall: Hi, I am Vihan. I am a B.Tech graduate from Indus University and am currently working at Tata Motors. My stream was automobile engineering. I got admission through GUJCET and ACPC in 2018. It was a state-quota seat. There are also all-India quota and management quota seats in our college. My course fee was around 90,000 per year.

Placement: I was placed during the campus placement drive by Tata Motors. The placement rounds were hard. The training and guidance that I received from the T&P cell before the placements came real handy during the placement rounds. My package was Rs 5 LPA.

Infrastructure: There are a total of 7 labs in our department. All of these labs are equipped with sophisticated machinery and well-trained lab technicians. We used to spend a significant amount of our time during college hours in these labs. The rigorous lab curriculum helped us to build the required practical skills for the industry.

Faculty: There was a total of 5 teachers in the automobile engineering department. All of them had a significant number of years of teaching experience. They also helped us with the preparation of the placement process and competitive exams like GATE.

Hostel: I was a resident of the boys’ hostel. I shared the room with my roommate. The rent for this room cost me Rs 78,000 per semester. The mess provided us with only vegetarian food options. However, I always enjoyed them very much.