Colleges in Gandhinagar

The campus at LDRP Institute of Technology and Research provides decent facilities for more than 4000 students. The campus is distributed over an area of 10 acres, within which modern laboratories are built for Computer Sciences, Mechanical Sciences, and Electronics. Apart from this, it also has a central library with online digital resources, while classrooms are Wi-Fi-enabled.

The hostels can accommodate 400 students (INR 40,000-60,000 per annum); there are separate facilities for men and women. Various sports are available here: cricket, volleyball, and some indoor games; the auditorium is used for tech fests and seminars. The cafeteria offers hygienic food at reasonable costs. 

To get into LDRP Institute of Technology and Research for UG courses like B.E./B.Tech, candidates need 45% in 10+2 (40% for reserved categories) with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, and a valid GUJCET or JEE Main score. Admission is through ACPC counseling (75% seats) or management quota (25%) via the institute's website.

For PG courses like M.Tech, a B.E./B.Tech degree with 50% and a GATE score are required, processed via ACPC. MBA/MCA require 50% in a relevant bachelor's degree and CMAT/GUJCET scores, respectively. Applications involve registering for entrance exams, applying via ACPC or the college, and submitting documents like marksheets and scores.

This institute, LDRP Institute of Technology and Research, Gandhinagar, is a private college set up in 2005 under the Sarva Vidyalaya Kelavani Mandal. It's affiliated to Gujarat Technological University and is AICTE-approved. It is run as a private college without government aid, and the sources of income are tuition fees and private trusts.

The various programs it offers are B.E./B.Tech, M.Tech, MBA, and MCA. The engineering education is that which accounts for the majority of the student population of over 4,000. In contrast to state-aided colleges with rigid curricula and infrastructure, this institute is allowed to have flexibility regarding its curriculum and infrastructure, modern labs and hostels, and higher payments than the government colleges (INR 1,11,000 per year for B.E.). 

Semester exam results of the College of Engineering and Technology (Degree), Abhinav Education Society, are declared in accordance with those of Shivaji University.

Odd semester exams (November-December) see results declared typically by late January or early February. In the months of June or early July, results of the even semester exam (April-May) are declared. The results are declared on the official website of the university or on the college's student portal with login credentials. The college communicates any delays due to the evaluation or administrative issues. As per the 2025 academic calendar, the odd semester results are expected to be declared by 31 January, 2026, by which time the exams will have concluded in December 2025. 

The College of Engineering and Technology (Degree), Abhinav Education Society, has mixed reviews of the faculty. The majority of them have M.Tech degrees, and some have industrial experience, especially in Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering. Student reviews reflect average teaching quality, with strengths in practicals but faults in engagement and outdated techniques.

 The faculty impart the Shivaji University curriculum via lectures and labs, but limited resources impart a chance upon their innovative manifestations. They are approachable for academic doubts, although expecting their presence might vary. They are just good enough for producing graduates as per the minimum standard for rural education, yet lacking all the good qualities which urban institute faculty members possess.

This institute, LDRP Institute of Technology and Research, Gandhinagar, is a private college set up in 2005 under the Sarva Vidyalaya Kelavani Mandal. It's affiliated to Gujarat Technological University and is AICTE-approved.

It is run as a private college without government aid, and the sources of income are tuition fees and private trusts. The various programs it offers are B.E./B.Tech, M.Tech, MBA, and MCA. The engineering education is that which accounts for the majority of the student population of over 4,000.

In contrast to state-aided colleges with rigid curricula and infrastructure, this institute is allowed to have flexibility regarding its curriculum and infrastructure, modern labs and hostels, and higher payments than the government colleges (INR 1,11,000 per year for B.E.).