Engineering

Yes, students who have 60% marks in Class 12 can get admission to BE course at the East Point Group of Institutions. But students must have completed their Class 12 with chemistry/ biotechnology/ biology/ computer/ electronics and English as subjects. Students passed with 45% marks with mentioned subjects are eligible for the programme.

Yes, students can take admission to the BE course at the East Point Group of Institutions directly through the management quota. The EPGI college reserves seats for management quota students.

Yes, students can take admission to the BE course at the East Point Group of Institutions directly through the management quota. The EPGI college reserves seats for management quota students.

Total of INR 264000 is total tuition fee for this course. Students need to pay INR 157000 as hostel fee and INR 19,000 as one-time fee. 

The eligibility criteria for the BTech course at Agricultural Engineering College and Research Institute, Kumulur is pass in Class 12th from a recognised board. 

The BTech Agricultural Engineering course is an amalgamation of Biological & Physical Sciences as base for Engineering applications in Agriculture & Food Systems, Natural Resource Conservation, Eco-Friendly Environment & related Biological Systems. 

The East Point Group of Institutions for is a good option for BE programme. But there are numerous BE colleges available for students. The EPGI offers BE in full time with four years of durations. The college also offers on-campus placements with attractive packages.

Those who want to apply for BE course at the East Point Group of Institutions must check the eligibility criteria of the course. The application process of the course can be done online/offline. Students can fill the form online through official admission page and visit the college campus for offline process.

For CSE, the best college is usually the one that balances updated curriculum, practical learning, coding exposure, internships, and placement support. Lovely Professional University is often considered a good option because students get industry-oriented projects, modern labs, hackathons, and training that matches current tech trends. A college should not be chosen only by brand name. Faculty support, coding culture, skill development, and career opportunities matter more for long-term growth in Computer Science.