In the first year, the course is the same for all branches. After that, branch-specific subjects become the major part of the curriculum. Faculty is 'okish' in some cases and bad in most cases. Good faculty is as rare as water on pluto. Faculty are highly educated and have tremendous knowledge of their subjects but don't teach well. There are almost 60-70 students in a class. The plus point is you get a lot of free time because the class schedule is loose and can work on yourself. Each semester has two CTs(class tests) and one end-sem exam for each subject.

As for the course in chemical Engineering I don't want it but I got it. Faculty-student ratio is also good Faculty are well qualified here and yes they do support us in our studies but the condition is if we want to study. If I talk about the term exams In One semester mainly You will have 3 main exams 1st- Class Test(Mid sem) Class tests are much easy to pass 2nd End Semester For this, we have to study quite good

I have chosen Btech in CS - AI for 4 years. Faculty provided here in good strength. The faculty is good and knowledgeable in all departments. The teaching method is good. Semester exams are conducted every 6 months.

The course will open up a lot of opportunities for you. The faculties are qualified enough to teach you in a better way. The ratio of boys to girls is 5:1. The faculties are highly qualified and hold degrees from the top Colleges of India and some from foreign universities.

I have chosen Btech in CS - AI for 4 years. As I am a lateral student from my diploma so I have come directly in 2nd year. The faculty is good and knowledgeable in all departments. The teaching method is good. Semester exams are conducted every 6 months.

I opt this course for career security. The faculty: student ratio is good. The qualification of some of the faculty is very good as they have knowledge of their particular fields, and their method of teaching is interesting. Term exams were lil bit late always and easy to pass.

IET Lucknow is one of the well-reputed colleges in the state. The placement in CS/IT or EC branch is good with more than 70% of students placed with an average package of around 4 lacs. The companies coming for placement are mostly IT companies that are TCS, NEWGEN etc which are the mass recruiter companies ADOBE comes with a package offering more than 10 lacs but only 3 or 4 students are placed For EC and EI has no core company in their field comes and they are mostly placed in IT companies. For core branches like electrical and mechanical only 3–4 students are placed in core companies with around 8 lacs but for the rest students the placement is nil the companies that visit in college for these branches are Honda and tech Mahindra. For the civil branch, the campus placement is nil. For the chemical branch, TATA Chemicals visit the campus and recruits a few students with good packages But also the off-campus placement of college is good

I chose chemical engineering because I had an interest in it from early time. The faculty of the college is so good and the professors are well-educated and Ph.D. degree holders. The student ratio is also good. Term exams are held thrice in a semester two mid sem and one end sem.

This college is very good for computer science engineering and you can easily get placement from campus . There is also good ratio of students and faculty . Teachers have done their PhD from iits . They definitely teaches good . There is six month semester exam criteria.

I got Electrical at first but in my second year, I got my course changed, and now I am in electronics and communication engineering. I chose this as there are more on-campus placement opportunities in this course. There are many faculties, cfs and staff so no problem with that. All the faculties are qualified and are brilliant in their subjects. Exams are not very frequently taken and they are good in quality, if you have studied can pass them very easily.