Galgotias University

Galgotias University's Accenture-integrated B.Tech programmes are designed to combine a conventional engineering degree with more industry-focused training, practical projects, and career-oriented learning. The university has introduced specialisations such as Cloud and AI, Full Stack Development with AI, Data Science, and AI & Machine Learning

According to the NIRF 2025 rankings, Galgotias University was placed in the following categories:

For B.Tech CSE applicants, the most relevant figure is the Engineering rank band: 101–150. The Overall ranking provides a broader institutional comparison, while the Engineering ranking is more useful for evaluating technical programmes.

I haven't personally participated, but students involved in such programs can get useful industry exposure, practical learning, and project experience. The experience can vary depending on the specific program and how actively you participate.

Students get industry exposure through internships, industrial visits, guest lectures, workshops, live projects, industry certifications, and training by company experts. These opportunities help them understand workplace practices and apply their academic knowledge to real-world problems.

Galgotias University generally requires at least 75% attendance in each course (theory and lab separately) to be eligible for semester/end-term examinations

Both are good options, but I would personally lean towards Galgotias University for CSE. It offers a good mix of academics, practical learning, industry exposure, and career-focused opportunities, especially with its Delhi-NCR location.

For the MBA with Dual Specialization at Galgotias University, the current official fee structure is:

• Tuition: ₹1,64,000 per year
• Exam fee: ₹20,000 per year
• Accidental insurance: ₹650 per year
• Caution money: ₹2,000 one-time
• Student ID card: ₹1,000 one-time
• Duration: 2 years

So, the tuition fee for the full 2-year MBA is ₹3.28 lakh, excluding the other charges.

For a fresher there isn't one single best club it depends on their interests. If you're from a technical/CSE background I'd recommend starting with TechnoJam or one of the technical clubs under the Galgotias Tech Council as they offer workshops projects coding activities and hackathons.

For students interested in communication creativity or management clubs like LingoFreaks Graphex Business Club or the GU Management Team can be good choices. Since freshers are allowed to join clubs I'd suggest trying one that matches your interests and actively participating rather than joining too many at once.