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4 days ago
Contributor-Level 10
Check out the stipends offered to the BTech batch 2025 in the table below:
| Stipend | Statistics -2025 |
|---|---|
| Starting | Rs 1.2 lakh |
| Average | Rs 2.4 lakh |
| the highest | Rs 5.5 lakh |
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4 days ago
Contributor-Level 10
Polaris School of Technology offers decent placements to its BTech Computer Science (AI & ML) students annually. According to the latest report, 11 students of the batch 2025 were selected for Google Summer Code, 3 for Linux Foundation and 4 students for Sumer of Bitcoin programs. The the highest stipend offers secured by the students of the batch 2025 was INR 5.5 lakh. The starting stipend offered to the batch 2025 stood at INR 1.2 lakh, whereas the average stipend offered to the first year students stood at INR 2.4 lakh.
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5 days agoBeginner-Level 3
The B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering (AI & ML) at Polaris School of Technology, awarded by Medhavi Skills University (UGC Recognized), is built on a Living Syllabus. This means while the core engineering credits are fixed, the specific tools and libraries are updated in real-time by industry founders to match current global tech standards (e.g., swapping older libraries for the latest AI frameworks).
Year 1: Foundation in Programming & Web Development
Technical Focus: Front End Web Development, Foundations of Programming (FOCP), Java & Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), Introduction to Back-End Development, Advanced DSA, MERN
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5 days agoBeginner-Level 3
The official curriculum for the B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering (AI & ML) at Polaris School of Technology, awarded by Medhavi Skills University, is structured to bridge the gap between academic theory and high-end tech industry requirements. The four-year programme is anchored by a 5,000-hour coding mandate and follows the NEP 2020 WISE (Work-Integrated Skill-Based Higher Education) model.
Year 1 (The Seed): Focuses on core Computer Science foundations, including Java, Advanced Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA), and Full-Stack MERN development, aimed at enabling students to secure early internships and contribute to global Ope
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5 days agoBeginner-Level 4
Absolutely. As a graduate from Polaris, you hold a B.Tech degree from a UGC-recognized university, which is the standard eligibility criteria for most higher education entrance exams. For studies in India, you are eligible to appear for exams like CAT (for MBA), GATE (for M.Tech), and other state-level entrance tests. For studies abroad, you can apply for MS or MBA programs.
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5 days agoBeginner-Level 4
Yes, companies treat the B.Tech degree from Polaris School of Technology (PST) as a regular B.Tech qualification because it is awarded by Medhavi Skills University (MSU), a UGC-recognized State Private University established under the Sikkim Act, 2021. Under Section 2 (f) of the UGC Act, 1956, this degree is legally equivalent to those from any other recognised university, ensuring it successfully passes Background Verification (BGV) for MNCs, Government jobs (UPSC/SSC), and higher education (GATE/MS). Since the curriculum follows the WISE (Work-Integrated Skill-Based Higher Education) model, companies often view the degree mo
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5 days agoBeginner-Level 4
Yes, the B.Tech degree is fully valid for all private and public sector jobs. The degree is officially awarded by Medhavi Skills University (MSU), a UGC-recognized State Private University
UGC Recognition: As per Section 2 (f) of the UGC Act, 1956, degrees from MSU are legally equivalent to those from any other recognised Indian university (like IITs or NITs).
Placement Validity:
Private Sector: Recognized by major tech firms (TCS, Infosys, Amazon) for graduate hiring.
Government Jobs: Valid for UPSC, SSC, and Banking exams.
Higher Education: Valid for GATE and admission
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