Imperial College

Imperial college of engineering and research  offers many courses in B.E., M.E. and MBA. For BTECH the courses offered are in CSE, ECE, Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering and among them CSE is the best course with the best placement records.

Many reputed companies visit the college every year for placements.

The placements is on the basis of the course and department you choose.

many of the top companies both indian and MNCs visit the camous of ICOER for recuirtment during the placement season some of those are:  Amazon, IBM, cognizant, TCS, TATA, Wipro, Bently etc.

This year students recieved a total of 333 offers, with titles varying from Sr. Analysts, Jr. Developer, etc. the highest package is of 18 LPA and on an average there is 5LPA. 95% of the students got placed.

Yes, Imperial College of Engineering and research is a good college for Btech. It provides 4 UG and 6 PG courses.It was esgtablished in 2006 .It  is a well-known institution for B.E. / B.Tech, M.E./M.Tech, MBA/PGDM courses. The Institue offered courses that are approved by AICTE. There are total 780 seats.The campus locations are at PUNE and Maharshtra.The course structure and subjects is quite good . It got creditted A grade by NAAC . Placements are also quite good.

Imperial College London charges higher average tuition fees than the London School of Commerce. Imperial College London charges international students between £32,000 and £34,500 for the majority of its undergraduate and graduate programs, with medicine costing £45,300 annually. In contrast, the London School of Commerce charges an average tuition of £47,265 for undergraduate programs and £46,580 for postgraduate degrees.Courses at Imperial College London are therefore usually more expensive than those at the London School of Commerce.

International students can apply for Imperial admissions through UCAS application to study undergraduate programs before Imperial UCAS deadline. For graduate admission, applicants can submit the admission application through official website. Look at the mentioned Imperial College London deadline for international students -

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Yes, Imperial College of Engineering is more expensive than JSPM's Narhe Technical Campus, because Imperial college is a nice campus and has good facilities with good culture and faculty who provide education quality. Also, when it comes to placements we have good results in Imperial College of Engineering, so it is expensive for good studies.

Imperial College of Engineering accepts  Joint Entrance Examination (JEE)  scores for admission in the college for undergraduate. The minimum entry requirements are 95% in Mathematics, 95% in Physics, and a 95% overall score in Class 12th.