B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
at Indus University, Thaltej

3.5 /5

(8 Reviews)

B++ NAAC accredited
Private University
Estd. 2012

2.5

Placements

3.9

Infrastructure

3.8

Faculty & Course

4.3

Campus Life

3.3

Value for Money

Anonymous

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2017

2.6

My experience in the college is neither good nor bad.

Placements: The placements in the college are below average, but then that's the case with every other engineering university. A couple of companies visit the campus for placements, but none are quite good. The average salary package offered by these companies was around Rs. 15,000 per month.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of the college is good, and most probably, this is the best thing about the college. All the classrooms are good, well-ventilated and look cool because there are aeroplanes all over the campus. There is a gym in the college. Canteens are very good. The Wi-Fi is non-existent as far as I know. Labs and workshops are average. There is a football field, but generally, it is empty. There is a portable defibrillator hanging for medical needs.

Faculty: Only a couple of faculty members are quite amazing as they'll help you. You have to find them and make sure you ask them for help. The curriculum in all engineering colleges is pretty much the same. There are some faculty members who'll bully you in terms of assignments, attendance, and especially submitting EG sheets (the most horrible professor who now handles examinations), and they'll do it just for the sake of it. You have to find the industry exposure of your own. Industrial visits are scarce and are more like picnics for the students who want that feel even after high school.

Other: Events organised in the college are good. The campus crowd is good. The campus connectivity is good, but it depends on where you stay. Greenery surrounds the college. There are no extracurricular activities in the college.

Reviewed on 15 Sep 2018Read More

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Shashank Bhowmick Verified Icon

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2018

5.0

The university is good, and the placements of the college are also good.

Placements: The placements in this college are good, and it is increasing every year. There are many good companies which visit the college for the placements, and both the technical and non-technical companies visit the college for the placements. The college also provides training in the company.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is good in the college, and the college has four buildings on the campus. The college has a canteen, and there are separate hostels for boys and girls. The college also has a big playground which can be used by the students for playing different games.

Faculty: The faculty members of the Indus University are pretty good, and they are really helpful to the students. The faculty members of the college are different for the different departments, and the departments have different HOD respectively. The faculty members of the college helps the students in studies and also in project making task.

Other: This college conducts Tech fest, workshops and extracurricular activities.

Reviewed on 30 Jan 2018Read More

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2018

3.6

Great infrastructure and student-friendly but don't expect a great future ahead.

Placements: Placements do arrive for final year students. Mostly for computer, IT branches. A girl last year got 7.5 lakhs from computer branch. TCS and Electrotherm were amongst them, though the number of students placed was on the lower side. Around 6-7% of the students got placements mostly from computers and IT, while mechanical, civil and automobile were branches with the least offerings of placements.

Infrastructure: The classrooms are well-equipped with a projector, surround speakers and nice benches. Air circulation in the classrooms is good. Summers are harsh. The library is well equipped with lots of books on most of the subjects as well as G.K. Newspapers from 7 publishers arrive every day. The canteen food is satisfactory. Hostel rooms are not up to the mark and also, they are a bit expensive. It lacks a sports ground. There is a common parking, a football field and a volleyball court.

Faculty: Some faculty members are good and knowledgeable, while all are qualified. A few lack in knowledge of their subjects & teaching skills. The course is a bit easy & needs to be improved. There are industrial visits mostly in local companies. Books of Indian authors will be used mostly by the faculty members. The student to faculty ratio differs from branch to branch. We have 12 faculty members for 60*4 students.

Other: It is a student-friendly college in the suburbs of the city. Food will be an issue. The college is powered by solar panels during cutoff. There is a hidden canteen behind the aeronautical lab which has better food than the main canteen. Architecture is great. Aeronautical engineering and maintenance is a major attraction course. Planes and jets are placed all over the campus. There is 1 fighter jet, 1 Boeing 737 cargo plane, 1 Learjet and several Septnaz kept on the campus. It is spread in 13 acres of land.

Reviewed on 24 May 2017Read More

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
at
Indus University
Overview

Indus University offers B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering programme for a duration of 4 years. The college offers this programme in Full Time mode at the UG level with a total tuition fee of INR 4,03,200. The institute offers admission to 60 students. Check other courses of Indus University B.E. / B.Tech.

Total Tuition Fees	₹4.03 Lakh Get Fees details
Duration	4 years Get Curriculum
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Average package	₹ 6.80 Lakh
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	60
Type of University	Private

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
at
Indus University
Fees

Indus University B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering fee is inclusive of multiple components, such as Tuition Fees, One-Time Fees, Registration Fees, Exam Fees, etc. Candidates have to pay the course fee to confirm their seat. The total tuition fee for B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering at Indus University is INR 4,03,200. Detailed breakup of the Indus University B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering fee is as follows:

Fee components	Amount (4 years)
Tuition Fees	₹ 4.03 Lakh
One-time Payment One time payment includes application fee and Library deposit (refundable)	₹ 3,500
Total fee	₹ 4.07 Lakh

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

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B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
at
Indus University
Curriculum

The B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering course offered at Indus University is a 4 years programme. The curriculum of Indus University B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering includes core & elective subjects relevant to the stream of Engineering. The detailed curriculum can be downloaded in the form of a PDF from the link provided below:

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
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Students Ratings & Reviews

3.5/5

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Placements2.5

Infrastructure3.9

Faculty & Course3.8

Campus Life4.3

Value for Money3.3

Devang Loharikar Verified Icon

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2016

3.6

2.0Placements4.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money

One of the best college in Ahmedabad for good infrastructure and faculty.

Placements: The placement in core field was not much except 1 or 2 companies, only sales and executives types of jobs were much. In core sector companies, two classmates of our batch were placed in one MNC whose placement drive was too in another college. They were given a package of around 2.2 lacs p.a. They were recruited as a graduate engineer trainee. Overall the placement was not up to the mark.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure consists of two main buildings, having enough number of lecture halls and drawing halls. There are laboratories with well-equipped equipment and also a library. Also, there is a big football ground, basketball court and other sports facilities for sports lover. Also, the college campus consists of two hostel buildings, each for boys and girls. Then there are two canteens in campus too.

Faculty: There are enough well-qualified faculty members. All of them have enough knowledge regarding their fields. The course curriculum was also good. We were having full six months for internship and that was in last semester. Overall faculty and academic curriculum are in the favor of students.

Reviewed on 24 Feb 2017Read More

Vishwas Dwivedi Verified Icon

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2016

3.0

1.0Placements2.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money

Indus University Ahmedabad review.

Placements: The placements are average, not very good. The college is not keen on getting the students placed neither very good companies come here. Having said that, every student who wishes to have a job gets one, thanks to the ever demanding tech field and startups. However, those are not very lucrative to begin with.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi is better than most campuses in the city. The labs are perhaps the most important and the only positive point about the college, apart from the library which often has issues of non-availability of the books. There is no dedicated area for a playground. What they call as the playground is often used as a secondary parking lot.

Faculty: The faculty members across different departments are very knowledgeable and experienced from organizations such as ISRO, PRL to name a few. The course curriculum designed in sync with industry is another added advantage. The curriculum lays due focus on practical knowledge and projects.

Reviewed on 20 Feb 2017Read More

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Jui Shah

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2016

4.0

3.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money

Indus University: Where theory meets practical.

Placements: The branch has been established in 2012 and we are the first passed out batch of it. The placement cell gave their efforts to get all the students placed. 30% of the students got the campus placement and a few had got a job through through their own efforts. But, most of the students were inclined towards pursuing Master's(MBA/M.Tech/MS).

Infrastructure: The campus and infrastructure of the university are up to the mark. Each branch has its own practical lab and testing lab. The workshop has modern tools and machines for different jobs, specifically for the mechanical and automobile engineering students. The computers in the labs have smoothly performing operating systems and all the units are connected with a Wi-Fi facility in the lab. The auditorium is the first choice of everyone for the cultural activities and performances. Basketball, cricket and volleyball have their own fields, and the main entrance is the centre of attraction for all. It is the only university which has an aviation course and it is high on demand. There are two canteens, one is main and another is 'Tapari', the favourable place for time pass and relaxation. The library has its own collection of books with superfast Wi-Fi facility and suitable ambience. Talking about the hostel, the university has girls' and boys' hostels that provide almost all the facilities. The students have most of the complaints regarding the food provided to them, but the management is trying to give its best to solve the issues. One thing that is a little bit annoying is the pending construction behind the main building, but the management will try to solve this as well.

Faculty: The academics are good and the faculty members always give their best efforts and try to solve the queries of students. Industrial trips are a part of course curriculum, and we have 6 theoretical subjects and 2-3 practical subjects each semester. The final semester is allotted for the final project and internship. Each subject has at least two faculty members for theory and practical both.

Other: The cultural and non-academic activities, tech fests, rhapsodies, inter-college competitions are the most chaotic, energetic and charismatic due to the enthusiastic students. The sports fests have their own era and no one can escape from it. These all attract the students to be part of this university.

Reviewed on 23 Dec 2016Read More

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Kavan Oza

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2016

3.4

3.0Placements4.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money

A college with brilliant infrastructure.

Placements: The Placements could have been better. Companies from various parts of the country did arrive but they were not offering the package required. More efforts could have been made. The profiles offered was pretty much that of a graduate engineering trainee.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is quite decent compared to other engineering colleges whether that be the classrooms or the library or the labs, each and every such component is better than most engineering colleges in Ahmedabad. A sports ground is also there which adds to it.

Faculty: The faculty members are quite experienced and have good technical know how. The industry exposure was also there and the curriculum was designed keeping the needs of the industry in mind, so that area was covered. Some of the faculty members are pretty well-qualified and make learning a joyful experience.

Reviewed on 23 Dec 2016Read More

Ronak Khandelwal Verified Icon

B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2016

3.0

2.0Placements3.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money

Other: This college is not worth your time and money. The faculty members are not supportive and some of them are sadistic. The infrastructure is good. The crowd is also pretty good. I would not recommend it to anyone, though. This is a waste of your time. There is no placement assistance and they would say that they do not care whatsoever happens with your career. Please ask your friends not to get admission to this college.

Reviewed on 29 Aug 2016Read More

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