Engineering Faculty

As per the reviews from the Students, the faculty at Sanjeevan Engineering and Technology Institute (SETI, Panhala) are excellent at teaching and guiding students. The faculty are well qualified and very supportive in nature which helps the students to gain more knowledge 

The University of Melbourne's Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology has produced several notable alumni. These include Professor Hugh Durrant-Whyte, a pioneer in robotics and AI, and Dr. Marita Cheng, founder of Robogals and Young Australian of the Year. Many graduates have gone on to lead in academia, industry innovation, and global tech companies.

Faculty at JLD Engineering and Management College are well qualified, friendly and supportive. Students rate them highly—around 4.5 out of 5—praising their PhD credentials, practical teaching and industry readiness. Though some staff cite pay and culture issues, classroom feedback remains very positive and encouraging.

Yes—most professors hold M.Tech or doctorate degrees, with several having decades of teaching experience. A few have participated in research and faculty development programs. Their mixed teaching style balances theory, lab work, and real-world examples. Many are involved in small research projects with students. Their academic rigor, mentorship, and approachable nature contribute to a friendly yet disciplined learning culture appreciated by both students and parents.

Agra College accepts JEE Main scores under national counselling (JoSAA/CSAB). Cutoffs vary, but eligible scores typically fall in the sixty to seventy-five percentile range. For top streams like CS, JEE Main rank should ideally be under one Lacs twenty thousand. Other branches may allow slightly higher ranks. Meeting or exceeding these marks improves chances of securing a seat through national-level counselling.

Admission is moderately competitive. Top branches like Computer Science and Electronics fill quickly due to high demand. With a rank under fifty thousand in UPSEE, you stand a solid chance. For others, fees are affordable so management quota is accessible. The college supports students through application, rank guidance, and documentation. If you work hard and apply via the state counselling route or management quota, getting in is very achievable.

The hostel mess serves simple, home-style meals with vegetarian and occasional non-vegetarian options. Breakfast includes parathas, milk, and eggs, while lunch and dinner offer dal, sabzi, roti, and rice. Hygiene is monitored, and students receive regular feedback. Many alumni recall the familiar comfort of the food. Though not lavish, the meal quality is consistent and nourishing—fitting into daily study routines comfortably.

Admissions usually open in May–June each academic year via UP counselling. Both UPSEE and board-based entries are accepted. The college regularly updates its portal and conducts help sessions for new applicants. If you have your credentials and rank ready, you can apply anytime in that window. For students from nearby regions, admissions are affordable, well-guided and transparent.