Ans.Lateral entry in B.Tech simply means taking admission directly in the second year of B.Tech. The Lucknow Institute of Technology provides a lateral entry into the B.Tech program. One of the prominent bonuses of this course is that students can earn their B.Tech degree in just three years instead of four. The fundamental requirement is a diploma degree in engineering. To be eligible for the course, the general and OBC students should have a minimum of 45% marks and the reserved category 40% marks in the diploma. The students with three-year degrees and 12th passes with mathematics subject can also apply. 

Ans. Mathematics at the 10+2 level is compulsory for most engineering courses. Contrary to this, Lucknow Institute of Technology shows a way for students from other educational backgrounds, including arts and biology streams. It offers a polytechnic course in engineering, which requires 35% marks in 10th with any stream or subject combination. After completing the three-year polytechnic course, the students can enroll in B.Tech. Later, they can pursue M.Tech, make a career in engineering, and thus accomplish their dreams.

Ans.The Lucknow Institute of Technology has a hostel facility for male and female students. There are three hostels for girls, junior boys, and senior boys. The hostel fee depends on the type of accommodation that the hostelers select. The girls’ hostels have double and triple occupancy rooms, while the boys have double occupancy rooms. They pay around INR 45,000 annually for the hostel and mess facility. There might be additional charges for laundry and gym services. Also, using coffee vending machines and provision stores will have separate costs. 

Ans. Lucknow Institute of Technology has approvals from educational bodies, namely UGC, AICTE, and BTE, UP. It is one of the emerging institutes in Uttar Pradesh and still has a lot of landmarks to achieve to be on par with similar institutes of UP. Besides this, it is still an equitable option for students aspiring to study engineering, considering its endeavors for academic excellence, infrastructure, and placements. Additionally, it can build a reputation among top institutes in the coming years. 

Ans. Lucknow Institute of Technology faculty are bilingual in the medium of instruction. English is a must for B. Tech. and other courses. Many students from the state board join engineering institutes. They may face language barriers while studying at technical institutions that maintain industry standards, including English language proficiency. However, in this regard, Lucknow Institute of Technology provides slight freedom to students in studying polytechnic in both English and Hindi. After polytechnic completion, they become accustomed to understanding the lessons in English.

Ans.The students search for the placement stats before selecting any institute, especially in engineering and other studies requiring huge investments. Lucknow Institute of Technology doesn’t promise 100% placement but aims to provide packages to students. The recent data reveal the placement of 55 students out of 100. Only five companies visited the placement drive and offered an average package of 1.8 LPA. The stats are a bit disappointing compared to similar institutes, but it is working on its curriculum and industry reach to improve placement rates.