B.Tech. in Civil Engineering
at Sikkim Institute of Science and Technology, Sikkim - Other

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B.Tech. in Civil Engineering

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B.Tech. in Civil Engineering
at
Sikkim Institute of Science and Technology
Overview

B.Tech. in Civil Engineering is a 4 years programme provided at Sikkim Institute of Science and Technology. Candidates can pursue this course after qualifying the Sikkim Institute of Science and Technology selection process. There are a total of 40 seats available for B.Tech. in Civil Engineering. Check the following section for more details around Sikkim Institute of Science and Technology B.Tech. in Civil Engineering fees, admission process and more.

Duration	4 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	40
Type of University	Public/Government

B.Tech. in Civil Engineering
at
Sikkim Institute of Science and Technology

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B.Tech. in Civil Engineering
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Sikkim Institute of Science and Technology
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Facilities are not so nice. The infrastructure is poor. The event management is bad.

Placements: I am actually studying, and in my second year. I do not really know about placements, but I heard from seniors that placements are not that good, and it is hard to get selected. I am doing B.Tech in civil engineering, so placement opportunities in my stream are very low in my college, with low salary.

Infrastructure: Our college has no bus. It has a very small compound. Wi-Fi, library, and labs are available. The hostel is not yet available, and the construction is going on. Medical facilities are not available. The canteen is also not available. There is a little time for sports event. Most of the time, we have classes, and there is no time for preparation.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, but some teachers target students, as many of my fellow students have observed. Some teachers even teach during break, and that's not good because they have their own period, so doing that is not nice for students. The pass percentage is average.

Other: I chose this course because I completed my Diploma in Civil Engineering. The best thing is being with friends. I wish teaching quality could be better. Our college does not conduct fests, but we go for picnics, and most students don't like it. The college does that, and it's not fun.

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B.Tech. in Civil Engineering
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Sikkim Institute of Science and Technology

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