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College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology
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B.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering - Batch of 2027

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My college is very satisfying because of the supportive teaching staff, with a good placement figure

Placements: At the College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, Pusa, the total strength of students is 44. From these, approximately 10 to 12 students are placed, therefore, 30-40% of students are placed. The highest package is 12 LPA, the lowest is 6.50 LPA, and the average is 3.50 LPA. Top recruiters are Pradhan, TAFE, Mahindra, etc. A maximum number of students get internships in different companies.

Infrastructure: At RPCAU, all the facilities that are required for students are present, like the sports complex, a central university library, a shopping complex, and a library having 5G Wi-Fi services. The classrooms are fully digital and 5G enabled labs. For performing practicals, 6 to 7 workshops are available. The most beautiful is our hostel, it is a 400 bed hostel, which is complete with all advanced facilities like Wi-Fi, CCTV, and well clean. The mess provides quality food for a fee of Rs. 3,000. University facilities that open 24/7. In the case of sports, something is missing, so I hope that after some years it will improve.

Faculty: The teachers of our college are very intelligent, highly qualified, and authors of many books. One of the best things is the teaching skills of their knowledge related to farm machinery and agriculture, so this course is relevant. In our course of 4 years, there are 3 industrial training programs of 1, 2, and 3 months, due to this, students are ready to work in industry. The semester exam is something difficult, having 50 marks in fill in the blanks and true or false. The whole semester, out of 100 marks, we get 55 marks and we pass the exams.

Other: I come from a farming background, and I have some interest in farm machinery, so I chose this course. The course is full of practical knowledge, which includes a training program, industrial visits, and project work. In my course, we study the subject of Civil Engineering, so I suggest reducing the subject related to the civil department. In our university, no event or fest is organized, but our university is the best from a study point of view, and there is no disturbance in academics. The campus is well-maintained, with greenery. Connectivity is not an issue, as Samastipur Railway Station is just 25 km away. For other state students, ICAR gives the NTS scholarship of Rs. 3,000 per month. Extracurricular activities involve sports and debate competitions.

Reviewed on 25 Mar 2025Read More

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B.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering - Batch of 2025

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3Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Life as an agricultural engineering student .

Placements: Earlier, there were not many good placement offers, but there have been a change. From now on, more companies are coming for placement, and decent packages are being offered. Some companies are Tetra Pak, Mahindra, and Mother Dairy, and some students have been placed well and are interested in higher studies.

Infrastructure: The classrooms are well-equipped with smart boards, and a lecture theater is also present. The hostel is equipped with Wi-Fi 24 hours a day, and the mess is completely controlled and managed by the students. There are TT rooms, badminton courts, and volleyball courts available inside the hostel.

Faculty: The curriculum is well designed with reference to ICAR guidelines and helps to develop the research mindset from scratch to advance in students minds. The faculty members are well qualified and help to overcome the curriculum along with extra skill development.

Reviewed on 20 Aug 2023Read More

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Discontinued (June 2025) B.Tech. in Food Technology - Batch of 2027

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Review of College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology.

Placements: In our college total of 44 seats are available but 37 students take their admission. The highest salary offered is Rs. 1,200,000 in Pradhan and the lowest salary offered is Rs. 3,50,000. Top recruiting companies are Pradhan, TAFE, etc, many more. No internship is provided by our college. Courses offered by the college are B. Teach agricultural engineering, B.Teach food technology, B.Teach biotechnology, college of communities science, college of fisheries, horticulture, etc.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is good. The college has a library with Wi-Fi. A smart card to issue books. Classrooms are smart. They have projectors and Wi-Fi. In the hostel, good food is provided and Wi-Fi is present in hostel for students. The sports ground is not good and does not have enough availability of sports instruments.

Faculty: Exams are enough hard to crack but you can score good marks. After completing the course you might enough for industry industry-ready and get a placement. Exams are quite difficult. Professors are very brilliant and write books that are present all across universities in India.

Other: I have chosen this course for further preparation for the GATE exam and to advance in the agriculture field.

Reviewed on 21 Mar 2025Read More

Anonymous

Discontinued (June 2025) B.Tech. in Food Technology - Batch of 2022

2.2

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Good if you have pretty good friends .

Placements: Placements are not very good, reason being quite obvious as student's don't prefer working now they prefer to have a post graduation degree and then they prefer as working after having a post graduation degree incurs more salary so they don't prefer working so company also don't prefer coming here.

Infrastructure: Hostel wise it is good, you get free rooms, free electricity, free Wi-Fi some days in hostel only need to pay is for pay for the hostel you will get everything for free like rooms and all in one room three people live for UG and for PG two people live.

Faculty: Some are okay, Some faculty are good but not all also there no emphasis on practical knowledge only theory and exam What but some faculty are too good that teach very nice some teacher not that good search CEO call totally to come here or not although.

Other: It is the cheapest B.Tech degree in all over India you won't get B.Tech at such cheap cost all over India in fact all over the world and the best part about this is that the campus is quite green but if you are like a city person like you prefer being in the town area and you don't prefer being in the urban areas then this place is not for you kindly stay away from here because it's totally away from city you won't get everything like you won't get a better things to eat my eat I am in fast food and junk food and all so.

Reviewed on 15 Jan 2022Read More

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B.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering - Batch of 2027

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Review of Dr. Rajendra Prasad Central Agricultural University.

Placements: I am currently pursuing a B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering. It contains around 37 students, but the capacity is 44. Talking about placements, students often go for higher studies through GATE or CAT, but, there are placements. Companies like TAFE, Mahindra, Dehat, etc., come to our campus, offering an average package of around 3.5-4 LPA. The highest package is around 12 LPA.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure is the best, according to Agricultural University. There is a library called the University Library, which contains around 4 lakh books. The Wi-Fi speed is excellent. There are gardens like Saraswati Garden, Biodiversity Park, Titli Park, T3 Park, and River Front. There is also a sports complex offering different sports like badminton, table tennis, volleyball, cricket, etc. The hostel is the best, and every basic facility is available there. There is also a university hospital for any medical emergency.

Faculty: Here, faculty members are well qualified. They are mostly Ph.D. holders from top institutions like IITs, IARIs, etc. They are very helpful. Talking about the course, it is currently emerging and has a very vast future. The course is designed in such a way that students are automatically ready for agriculture with incorporated technology. Semester exams are not that tough. There are two exams they are Mid and End. The Mid exam is of 30 marks, and the End exam is of 50 marks.

Other: The best things about this university are its garden and its hostel. They are very affordable. There is also a winter fest in our college called VRISTI. There is the Kisan Mela. Every year, different types of festivals are celebrated in our university. There are always different kinds of workshops happening. Talking about scholarships, ICAR provides NTS, which is Rs.3000 per month for UG students, but you have to maintain a minimum of 7 CGPA.

Reviewed on 2 Mar 2025Read More

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B.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering - Batch of 2027

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The college is best for studies, and teachers are well-educated.

Placements: About 40% of students get placed through college placements. The highest package offered is around 8 LPA, while the lowest is 4 LPA. The top recruiting companies are TAFE Tractors and Pradhan. Around 40% of the placed students secure jobs at Pradhan, while approximately 60% get placed at TAFE Tractors.

Infrastructure: The college has smart classrooms, a lecture theatre, virtual classrooms, computer labs, and a workshop for tractor and engineering work. All these facilities are available on campus. In the hostel, the food quality is average, and medical facilities are also provided. The hostel has Wi-Fi along with many other facilities are available.

Faculty: Teachers have well knowledge in their respective fields and are very helpful. They support students with both personal and academic issues as much as they can. The course curriculum is highly relevant to practical work and helps students get better knowledge. Semester exams depend on the students. If they are hardworking, exams are not tough. Around 98% of students pass the exams easily.

Other: I am interested in agricultural machines, which is why I chose this course. The best thing about this course is that it helps us understand the working principles of farm machinery and the problems faced by farmers. If someone wants to join the college for campus life, this may not be the right choice. However, for those who want to focus on studying, it is the best choice.

Reviewed on 2 Mar 2025Read More

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What are the number of seats available for M.Tech at Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, KAU?

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Kerala Agricultural University offers only four sepecialisations in the M.Tech course. Moreover, the university offers a limited number of seats for each specialisations. Similarly, Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, KAU also offers limited seats for M.Tech courses. Check

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Is Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology good?

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Hello, Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology is a well-regarded institution, especially for students interested in agricultural engineering and related fields. The college offers a solid curriculum, experienced faculty, and good infrastructure, which makes it a decent choice

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Why is Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology so famous?

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Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology has earned its reputation for a few key reasons. It's well-known for offering specialised courses in agricultural engineering, which is a unique and in-demand field. The college emphasizes hands-on learning, providing students with

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Why is B.E. / B.Tech the most sought after course at Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology?

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Hey there! B.E. / B.Tech is highly popular at Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology because it offers students a chance to dive deep into a unique and impactful field, especially in Agricultural Engineering. The blend of technical knowledge and practical experience equips stud

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Does Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology have good and experienced faculty?

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Yes, Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology is known for having a dedicated and experienced faculty. The college focuses on providing quality education with faculty members who are well-qualified and often have years of practical and academic experience in their respecti

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