B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
at THDC Institute of Hydropower Engineering and Technology (THDC-IHET), Uttarakhand - Other

3.4 /5

(10 Reviews)

Public/Government Institute
Estd. 2011

2.0

Placements

3.6

Infrastructure

3.2

Faculty & Course

4.6

Campus Life

3.4

Value for Money

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2028

3.6

Infrastructure and faculty are good but low placement chances on campus.

Placements: About 50% of students get placed in our college. The highest salary offered is around 10 LPA - 12 LPA. The average package is around 2.5 LPA - 3.5 LPA. Students get better off-campus placements and on-campus internships. Students did not get on-campus internships.

Infrastructure: Classrooms and hostels have good infrastructure. In winter, there is a shortage of water in the hostel bathrooms. In summer, we have to go to an admin block for drinking water. It is about 500 meters from the boys' hostel. Wi-Fi does not work properly many times in the hostel.

Faculty: Teachers are good. There are rarely one or two good teachers. Professors and all teachers are assistant professors. The HODs of departments are assistant professors. Semester exams are moderate. We have to score more than 60 marks out of 150 in each subject.

Reviewed on 28 Jan 2025Read More

Anonymous

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2021

3.8

The environment around the campus is awesome.

Placements: This year, placements are very less here. Nearly 10% of students got placements in different companies with the highest salary package of 12 LPA and the lowest salary package of 3.6 LPA. The top recruiting company this year is TCS. Many students got internship opportunities in different companies like ColouredCow and Jaro Education.

Infrastructure: This college is best in infrastructure. It builds its buildings with a high standard of architecture. Labs and classrooms are very clean and well structured. The hostel infrastructure is good, but the quality of food served is a little low. It may be due to lots of students being available. Overall, it is good in hospitality.

Faculty: Faculty members here are well qualified and knowledgeable. Their teaching quality is good as they are recruited by TEQUIP programme. They are highly qualified. The course curriculum is good but not relevant in respect of the industry. Semester exams are moderate, but scoring marks are difficult.

Other: This college is the best for electrical engineering. This college is named based on THDC dam, which produces electrical energy of 1,000 watts.

Reviewed on 7 Nov 2021Read More

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2020

3.8

THDC-IHET is not the best but a good college for doing B.Tech.

Placements: Placements in our college are not good because only two to three companies visit our college to conduct interviews. Approximately 20% to 30% of the students got jobs through college placements. THDC does not support the students by providing the jobs. Overall, our college is better than a private institute.

Infrastructure: Library and smart classrooms are available in our college. Wi-Fi facility is enabled in the college. All the faculty members in our college are well-qualified but not good because they are well-experienced. All the faculty members in our college are M.Tech holders, and four members among the faculty are PhD holders. A professor of this college, named Mr C. Bhaskar is a world-famous chemistry professor.

Faculty: There are different faculty members in every department. Overall, the total number of faculty members in this college is 47. All the faculty members are well-qualified, from NITs and IITs. They support the students. The students like them.

Other: There are an ambulance and bus for emergencies. Transportation is also available for students.

Reviewed on 3 Sep 2018Read More

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
at
THDC IHET
Overview

THDC Institute offers a 4 years B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering course at the UG level. A total of 30 students can enrol in this course. The total tuition fee for the entire duration of this course is INR 2,32,000. Find out more about other courses under THDC Institute B.E. / B.Tech.

Total Tuition Fees	₹2.32 Lakh Get Fees details
Duration	4 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
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Seat breakup	30
Type of University	Public/Government

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
at
THDC IHET
Fees

The total tuition fee for THDC Institute B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering is INR 2,32,000. Besides, the fee also includes other components, such as exam fee, caution deposit, enrollment fee, etc. Some of the fee components, such as caution deposit are one-time payable. Candidates after getting admission in B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering need to pay the THDC Institute fee to confirm their seat in the institute. Below is fee breakup for THDC Institute B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering:

Fee components	Amount (4 years)
Tuition Fees	₹ 2.32 Lakh
Total fee	₹ 2.32 Lakh

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
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THDC IHET
Students Ratings & Reviews

3.4/5

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Placements2.0

Infrastructure3.6

Faculty & Course3.2

Campus Life4.6

Value for Money3.4

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2017

3.6

2.0Placements4.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money

Nice experience of mine here.

Placements: The placement opportunity is okay. For freshers incubation program is held at the institute. You need to work hard for every opportunity here. Few companies have knocked the door and in future, many companies may visit. Only a few years of the opening of the college from 2011, the college has developed.

Infrastructure: In the college, you can find everything such as laboratory, workshops, classrooms, seminar hall, library and computer labs with nice modern classrooms for lectures. Security is very good inside the institute, and it is built over the hills, which give it a nice look.

Faculty: It's Like a student needs faculty during graduation. They are very cooperative, nice and thinks like a student, so that generation gap doesn't occur in thinking. They regularly check our knowledge with a test, and many tutorials and lots of projects and assignments are given.

Reviewed on 22 Mar 2018Read More

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2015

2.0

1.0Placements1.0Infrastructure1.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life2.0Value for Money

Ii am absolutely dissatisfied with the faculty and placements in my college in 2015

Placements: Very poor or you can say no placement at all. We were the first batch of our college and had high hopes regarding the future placements, and moreover, our college is a government college made by THDC and it is a PSU, so we think that there would be some kind of placement as after all it is a hydropower college. But in the end, only 2 companies visited our college giving Rs.10000 per month package to the electronics branch which is a shame after all. Only 1% of the students were placed through the campus placements and the rest of us remained as not placed. Also, the companies which visited the campus hire only electronics students and give the role as Technical Customer Support role.

Infrastructure: The labs are unprepared and lacking the instruments for the practicals. The classrooms were well built as we were the first batch and the college was newly built. Moreover, there is no sports ground within the campus and the students used to go and play with the local people in the nearby fields. The canteens are good, but the medical facilities are poor as there is only one government hospital nearby which does not hold good medicines and facilities for treatment. So if anyone gets seriously injured, he has to go 150 km to Dehradun for the treatment. The hostel rooms are big and spacious here.

Faculty: Most of the faculty members are from the nearby areas. Most of them do not know how to teach the students as they are just BTech-qualified and the faculty members who are MTech-qualified do not try to teach efficiently as they are freshers and do not hold any teaching experience. Sometimes, some guest faculty members come from the IITs to cover some topics but I can say that the faculty members in my department do not have any sort of knowledge and they try to dictate the entire book to the students without explaining them. The student to teacher ratio is 30 students to 1 teacher. I would also like to say that the overall syllabus of BTech does not help in any sort in the afterwards life as it is more theoretical-based rather than practical-based.

Reviewed on 11 Nov 2016Read More

Shashank Kaushik

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2019

3.8

4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money

Good infrastructure but practical knowledge for students can be improved.

Placements: In my batch, 60% of students got placed in different companies like Microturner, Prakash Constructions, Future Energy, and Infosys. The average package was 3 LPA, but computer engineering students got much more than the average package.

Infrastructure: I think THDC-IHET had the best infrastructure among semi-government colleges. There was a separate block for every stream, each provided with labs and computers. Every lab had Wi-Fi and two lab assistants. Only 2 km away from the college, there was a government hospital. Food in the hostel was quite average, but it was optional for students to take it or not.

Faculty: Teachers were really helpful. Some teachers also gave time after college hours. Every teacher had done M.Tech. They often toured with students to Tehri Dam so that they could learn practically. Semester exams were quite tough because it comes from UTU and not prepared by teachers. So, any topic could come up. The passing percentage was about 85 percent.

Other: I chose this course because I wanted to pursue electrical engineering. My stream provided the chance for jobs in the private and government sectors. In this stream, practical knowledge was most important. Extracurricular activities could have been done more by the college, and connectivity could have been improved because it was situated in a hill region.

Reviewed on 23 May 2025Read More

Mohit Joshi

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2023

4.6

5.0Placements5.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money

This college is very good.

Placements: The course is very good. We found good friends in our batch. The batch is full of smart and intelligent students. My percentage is around 70, and the package offered is about INR 4 lpa to 6 lpa. Also, many top companies visit our college. The top role is executive manager.

Infrastructure: The facilities are very good. The infrastructure in our department is good, and the college has also provided experiment labs where we can work and learn how the machine works. Our classroom is quite big, and smart classes are also available. The library infrastructure is also good, and it has so many books to read.

Faculty: Yes, the teachers are highly knowledgeable; their teaching skills are very good, and they are very helpful to students in clearing doubts. And the curriculum activities are also often found in our college. The semester is not very difficult, as the pass percentage is one-third.

Other: This course is good and not that difficult.

Reviewed on 5 Apr 2023Read More

Anonymous

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2023

3.2

2.0Placements3.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty3.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money

Hostel food is not proper. College is good in a remote location but lacks public facilities.

Placements: Placements are not that good. Some students got placed if the company or industry visited the college. You have to opt or rely on off-campus placements as the college is in a remote location. Most companies resist coming out of their comfort zone.

Infrastructure: Our college infrastructure is good with all the facilities. Classrooms are good, and our college is equipped with all the essential equipment. The library also has all the books related to the courses. The hostel facility is not that good as sometimes there is no water, and mess food is also not good.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified and knowledgeable, and the teaching quality is good. The course curriculum is also relevant, and somehow it makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are not that difficult to crack. Mostly all the students pass the exam with a relevant percentage.

Other: Our college is in a remote location and away from pollution and population. The course is good, and no improvement is needed. Our college organises many events and fests. The college population is a bit less, so connectivity is also good on the campus. Every year many extracurricular activities are also organised by the college.

Reviewed on 24 Jul 2021Read More

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
at
THDC IHET
Entry Requirements

UK 12th

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Applicant must have done 12th from the recognized board with 50% in PCM and 45% in case of candidate belonging to reserved category in science Or passed diploma from an AICTE approved institute with atleast 50% and 45%in case of Applicant belonging to reserved category in branch of Engineering Or passed BSc from a recognized university as defined by UGC with atleast 50% and 45% in case of candidate belonging to reserved category and passed 12th with Mathematics.