Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering) From University of Kalyani, Kalyani

Kalyani University is a very popular institution and pursuing an engineering degree from this university has its own pros and cons. Some of my friends studied there and here are the things I got to know from them.

Pros 

• This institution is owned and run by the government. The complete fees for your 4 years of graduation is less compared to other private colleges.
• The faculty of this college is very good and all other staff members such as lab assistant, office staff, canteen staff are very helpful. 
• The university also hires some external professors having years of industry experience to teach and guide the students. 
• This gets them accustomed to the corporate culture. 
• The total number of students in this department is less so you will always have the chance to interact with your professors.

Cons

• One of the biggest demerits of this university is that it doesn't have a proper placement cell in its campus. 
• Securing a job offer is tough, and you have to take the initiative yourself.
• The infrastructure of this college is average. The computer lab, electronics lab, instrumentation lab don't have adequate facilities. 
• The campus is located in a remote area. But the transportation facility is okay. 

Categories	Electronics and Instrumentation at University of Kalyani
Course Fee	48,000
Placement Percentage	50%
Highest CTC	10 LPA
Average CTC	6 LPA
Recruiting Companies	TCS, Infosys and Wipro

Hence, except for the placement cell and its infrastructure, Kalyani University is a good institution and will train you to make you capable enough of securing a decent job with a good package.