B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
at APG Shimla University, Shimla

2.2 /5

(1 Review)

Private University
Estd. 2012

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
at
APG Shimla University
Overview

Alakh Prakash Goyal Shimla University offers 8 specialisations under its B.E. / B.Tech course. One such specialisation is Discontinued (Mar 2023)- B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering. It is a Full Time course leading to a Discontinued (Mar 2023)- B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering degree. The total duration of the course is 4 years. The total tuition fee for Discontinued (Mar 2023)- B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering is INR 4,00,000. More details around the Alakh Prakash Goyal Shimla University Discontinued (Mar 2023)- B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering are given in the table below:

Total Tuition Fees	₹4.00 Lakh Get Fees details
Duration	4 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
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Type of University	Private

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
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APG Shimla University
Fees

Tuition, one-time fees, registration fees, test fees, and other costs are all included in Alakh Prakash Goyal Shimla University Discontinued (Mar 2023)- B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering fee. Depending on the split of the cost for the most recent year, the candidates may be required to pay additional fees. INR 4,00,000 is the entire amount of tuition for Discontinued (Mar 2023)- B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering at Alakh Prakash Goyal Shimla University.

Fee components	Amount (4 years)
Tuition Fees The fees might include components other than tuition fees.	₹ 4.00 Lakh
Hostel Fees Mentioned Hostel Fee is for Year 2024.	₹ 2.24 Lakh
Total fee	₹ 6.24 Lakh

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
at
APG Shimla University
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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2017

Offered by Alakh Prakash Goyal Shimla University

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A very few good faculty members.

Placements: Placement is similar to that of any other institute. But relevant jobs are very rare with respect to the student profile (in our case). The salary and job roles are like two banks of the river that no student can join them. The average salary offered by the companies is 10k (in our case). Mostly telecom and BPO companies have been introduced to us for the job. The internship is generally done by the student's effort only without any stipend or necessary referral.

Infrastructure: Facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, libraries, gym and medical facilities are available. These facilities are available in most of the colleges, but the thing is that how functional are they e.g. equipments in the labs has error more than 30%, very few classes have a projector, Wi-Fi is not accessible everywhere on the campus and books availability per student per subject is not satisfactory. The medical facilities are good(first aid on time; good service; a doctor is available during working hours and a nurse is available all the time on campus). I really appreciate the hostel facility provided by them i.e. it comes with an attached washroom with 24x7 running water. When it comes to the hostel-mess, the quality of food is below average if it is compared with the hostel fee paid. Inside the campus, there are two tuck-shops along with a stationery shop available if the students want to have some paid food on their own. Being a hosteller, I always missed having a barber shop and a hobby/skill development center in the campus.

Faculty: The faculty members are helping in nature, but it differs on the basis of the nature of help required. Most of them are with a Masters degree and get confused with the query of students; mostly in my case when it comes to basic concept vs. syllabus required concepts. Most of the faculty members used to stick with the syllabus instead of knowledge and skill development. After appearing in govt. competitive exams, I noticed that there were certain topics that were not taught but my friend in another college has been taught the same topic in their curriculum. But, I find useful whatever they have taught me till date.

Other: If a student wishes to join then he/she must join it. If they like they can stay else migrate themselves to another institute. One more thing, the college changes their statements and decisions i.e. no commitments, so it may be possible that the student may not get his migration approved.

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