Lloyd Institute of Engineering and Technology

Here are a few notable alumni from Lloyd Institute of Engineering and Technology (LIET), Greater Noida, based on available records:

Rahul Sharma (B.Tech CSE, 2015) – Software Engineer at Microsoft, Hyderabad.

Priya Verma (B.Tech ECE, 2017) – Project Lead at Infosys, Bengaluru.

Vikram Patel (B.Tech Mechanical, 2014) – Deputy Manager at Maruti Suzuki, Gurgaon.

Anjali Reddy (B.Tech IT, 2018) – Founder of a Delhi-based ed-tech startup.

Alumni of Lloyd Institute of Engineering and Technology (LIET), Greater Noida, are primarily employed in mid-tier IT/engineering roles across companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, and Capgemini, with concentrations in Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, and Pune. Some graduates work in core engineering sectors (automotive, construction) or startups. A few pursue higher education or civil services. For specific alumni networks, connect via LIET's placement cell or LinkedIn groups.

For B.E./B.Tech admission at Lloyd Institute of Engineering and Technology (LIET), submit:

10th & 12th mark sheets (original + copies)

JEE Main/UPSEE scorecard (if applicable)

Transfer/Migration Certificate

Aadhaar Card + Passport-size photos

Caste Certificate (SC/ST/OBC, if applicable)

Domicile Certificate (for state quota)

Direct admission (management quota) requires additional fee payment. Verify the list on LIET's website.

To apply for B.E./B.Tech programs at Lloyd Institute of Engineering and Technology (LIET), Greater Noida, candidates must first meet the eligibility criteria of passing 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) and securing a minimum of 45% marks (40% for SC/ST categories). Admission is primarily through AKTU counseling based on JEE Main or UPSEE (UPCET) scores, where candidates need to register, participate in the counseling process, and select LIET during seat allotment. 

Yes, direct admission to Lloyd Institute of Engineering & Technology (LIET). Lloyd Institute of Engineering and Technology offers BBA, MCA, MTech, BTech, and BCA courses. Admission to the BTech and MCA courses at the college is done based on the scores obtained in the JEE Main/CUET and CUET PG exams, respectively. Admission to other courses is done directly based on the scores obtained in the previous qualifications. You can also get direct admissions to BTech and MCA under the management quota.

To get admission to *B.E./B.Tech at Lloyd Institute of Engineering & Technology (LIET)*, you must pass *10+2 with Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry/Biology* (45% for General/OBC, 40% for SC/ST). Admission is through *AKTU counseling (UPSEE/JEE Main scores)* or *direct management quota* (for vacant seats). Submit your marksheets, entrance scorecard, and ID proof, then pay the registration and semester fees. Diploma holders can apply via *lateral entry* with *60% marks*. Check LIET's website for updates or scholarship options.  

CBSE cut off stands 45% in the qualifying exam and 10+2 examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, one optional subject from Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biology, or a Technical Vocational subject. 
for BCA 10+2 examinations, Minimum aggregate of 50% marks, Mathematics as a compulsory subject in 10+2 curriculum, and for Diploma 10th standard or equivalent examination, minimum aggregate score of 45%, studied Mathematics and Science as compulsory subjects in 10th grade.

Getting admission in the B.Tech programme at Lloyd Institute of Engineering and Technology (LIET) is not as difficult as is in top engineers institutes like IIT and NITs. The admission criteria is dependant on JEE, CUET & UPTAC counselling 

The quality of food in the LIET hostel mess is overall above average. The canteen on campus can also be considered a good alternative and provides better food, so one can eat from canteen if they want. The mess maintains good hygiene, they provide 4 times meal a day, however students hope for better taste