B.Tech Agricultural Engineering

Here are some of the engineering colleges in South India that offer B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering and B.Tech in Food Technology:
Agricultural Engineering College and Research Institute, Coimbatore - This is the first college started in South India for offering Agricultural Engineering degree programme. It offers four year degree programs in B.Tech. (Food Technology), B.Tech. (Energy and Environmental Engineering), B.Tech. (Agricultural Engineering), Masters and Doctoral degree programmes. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur - The Vinod Gupta School of Management started in 1993 as a unique initiative among the Indian Institutes of Technology. A management school within IIT Kharagpur, VGSoM imbibed the parent Institutes culture of research and quality teaching. It offers B.Tech in Agricultural and Food Engineering. I hope this helps!

That is not at all true and misleading. Placements at LPU are great and people are recruited for high positions. This is what is looks like having placed at LPU looks like. Placements: Top recruiting companies are Tata, Rallis India Limited, Syngenta, and Reliance Stores. All batch members got a decent number of internship opportunities. Almost 50% of the aspirants get the opportunity to do internships in companies like EduCase, Intello Labs Pvt Ltd, and Syngenta. The top roles offered in the course are sales trainee officer and field officer. Several Big Brands of the industry visit the LPU campus for campus placements. Most of the companies have made us the regional hubs for joint campuses. Students have been offered as high as 20 LPA. LPU provides performance Enhancement classes just for its students to become more capable and get placed at good places. Faculty: Teaching quality is promising. Students get highly qualified faculty members. They teach them deep insights into the course with theoretical and practical knowledge. They are always helpful in needy situations related to academics as well as personal. They are knowledgeable. The curriculum provided is relevant to the outside environment of the agriculture sector. Every year the university is adding new courses to compete in the changing world. This is about the academics and I hope the misconception is cleared now.