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Polaris School of Technology Engineering Courses & Fees 2027
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Polaris School of Technology EngineeringCourses and Fees 2026
| Courses | Tuition Fees | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
B.E. / B.Tech(3 courses) | 26.1 L - 31.1 LGet Fee Details |
Polaris School of Technology EngineeringAdmission dates 2026
B.E. / B.Tech Admissions 2027
3 Courses4 years
Eligibility- 10+2 with 60% aggregate
- Accepting Exams: JEE Main, SAT India
Important dates| Dates | Events |
|---|---|
7 Nov '26 | SAT India Exam (November) Attempt |
Oct '26-Nov '26 | JEE Main 2027 Registration Session 1Tentative |
5 Dec '26 | SAT India Exam (December) Attempt |
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Polaris School of Technology EngineeringStudents Ratings & Reviews
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- 3-41
Placements3.0
Infrastructure4.0
Faculty & Course5.0
Campus Life4.0
Value for Money4.0R
Raj
Applied AI Engineering (collaboration with Microsoft) - Batch of 2029
3.8
3.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
A Practical Learning Experience with good mentors and crazy minds.
Placements: Since our college is new no batch has completed the four year course, so there are no final placement record available. But, internship opportunities are very good, and most students are getting internships in their first and second year. Some students are also doing their own startups. The college mainly focuses on practical learning and also we have to do OJT per semester carries marks in calculating the SGPA, and is compulsory for all students.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is good. The college currently has only one building in Divyasree Technopark but it is well maintained and has the most beautiful vibe. The campus is like a company where there is a vibe like you are a working professional. It has gaming rooms with many gaming computers, has cafeteria, has a well and new teach type innovation labs and also a Library.
Faculty: The faculty members are young, friendly, and cooperative. They supportive whenever students need help with their studies or projects. The curriculum is different from that of other colleges because it focuses more on practical learning, coding, and project-based development rather than traditional College. They start teaching coding from day one.
Other: The college provides a good learning environment with a practical approach to computer Science. The curriculum focuses on coding projects and application development, which helps students gain handson experience. The campus has a beautiful vibe, and the faculty members are cooperative. Internship opportunities are also promising, with many students getting internships in their second year. More industry interactions and extracurricular activities would further improve the overall experience. And also Accenture and Capgemini offices are our neighbours.
Reviewed on 28 Sep 2026Read More
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Ayush Patel
Applied AI Engineering (collaboration with Microsoft) - Batch of 2025
3.6
4.0Placements3.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty3.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Good overall choice despite minor hostel, travel, and management issues.
Placements: In our first year, almost 20 percent of students have already secured internships. While campus placements are decent, many of us actively participate in open-source programs, hackathons, and startup events to grab off-campus opportunities. Building projects and contributing early on really helps students stand out.
Infrastructure: The academic infrastructure, including the play zone and Wi-Fi, is decent for our coursework. However, students may face problems with the daily travel arrangements and the quality of mess food. While basic sports facilities exist, the hostel experience requires some adjustment. It's manageable once you get used to it.
Faculty: The teachers are knowledgeable and helpful with core concepts, though you'll need to learn advanced topics like DSA on your own. The main drawback is that continuous evaluation is quite hectic. Balancing rigorous semester exams alongside external coding projects can be challenging, but it keeps you disciplined.
Reviewed on 3 Aug 2026Read More
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Shravani
Applied AI Engineering (collaboration with Microsoft) - Batch of 2029
4.0
3.0Placements4.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
A new-gen college that is worth it.
Placements: The college is fairly new, so no batch has passed out yet. Therefore, I do not have any idea about placements, but a lot of students are doing amazing internships. Our college also has an open-source culture where students are actively encouraged to pursue it. Special classes are conducted for students who are interested and performing well. The curriculum is also great. We get to focus on and work on things that really matter. That will actually help us get placed, not Biology or Chemistry.
Infrastructure: The college campus looks like a very high-tech company with themes like robotics labs, innovation labs, gaming zones, and a medical room. Overall, the campus is small but built very aesthetically. There is not much space for sports. Although there is a sports club that takes students out each week. The hostel could be better in terms of food and reduced restrictions.
Faculty: Teachers are great and willing to help in all aspects. The curriculum is also new, so unnecessary subjects are not taught in the first year. Coding is taught, and the semester exams are neither very difficult nor too easy, but are decent.
Other: The best thing is the curriculum. There is no need for meaningless assignments or subjects that are not related to Computer Science. If anything could be improved, it would be reducing the pressure on students to secure internships or do open-source work from the first year itself. Regarding events, not many happen like freshers or other basic events, but a lot of hackathons do take place.
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 6 months ago
Polaris and Newton are not college and university itself, neither are they affiliated to any university as a college. They just "partner" with institutions to provide B.Tech degrees. These institutions mostly not well known universities with no legacy and ranking, like Madhavi, Rishihood, which are
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Jason
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Answered 4 months ago
Polaris School of Technology offers several scholarships. The institute offers merit-based schemes for eligible students. The scholarships are as below:
- Mukul Rustagi Scholarship for Excellence
- Women in Tech Scholarship
- Young Leader Scholarship
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Nishtha Jain
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 4 months ago
Students have to submit some documents during Polaris School of Technology admission and application. The general list is as below:
- Class 10 marksheet or certificate
- Class 11 marksheet/ certificate - if applicable
- Class 12 marksheet
- Scorecard of JEE Main/ JEE Advanced/ SAT - if applicable
- Admission lette
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Nishtha Hazarika
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 4 months ago
Yes, Polaris School of Technology does charge an application fee. The Polaris School of Technology application fee is INR 1,500. This also includes the test kit. Students can pay the fee through the accepted gateway.
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Sanjana Srivastava
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 4 months ago
No, Polaris School of Technology does not accept offline applications. Students must apply through the official site only. But students may connect with the institute to know about the offline application process provision.
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Anupama Garg
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