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manpreet 2 years ago
Bennett University (a times group initiative) started its first academic session of B.Tech from 2015-16. So senior most students are still in the mid of the Bachelors. No passed out batch is there. Bennet University admits its students based on JEE Mains marks. The University campus is located in Noida (Uttar Pradesh and NCR region) so location wise it is looking good at the paper and also the fee is pretty high around Rs 350000 per year. Also, it has collaboration with Georgia Institute of Technology and Times brand name will surely fetch few companies in the upcoming years. Currently, no placement statistics are there. I think it is too costly. If money is not your issue then you can join BU spending 15 lacs just to take a degree. I will suggest you join another college. Spending such a huge amount in engineering may not be a clever idea these days. Never ever join any newly established college or university. You may face many difficulties and may ruin 4 years of engineering life (No clubs, no fests).
manpreet 2 years ago
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Bennett University (a times group initiative) started its first academic session of B.Tech from 2015-16. So senior most students are still in the mid of the Bachelors. No pass out batch is there. Bennet Univesity admits its students on the basis of JEE Mains marks. The University campus is located in Noida (Uttar Pradesh and NCR region) so location wise it is looking good at the paper and also the fee is pretty high around Rs 3,50000 per year. And also it has collaboration with Georgia Institute of Technology and Times brand name will surely fetch few companies in the upcoming years. Currently, no placement statistics are there. I think it's too costly. If money is not your issue then you can join BU spending 15 lacs just to take a degree. I will suggest you join another college. Spending such a huge amount in engineering may not be a clever idea these days. Never ever join any newly established college or university. You may face many difficulties and may ruin 4 years of engineering life (No clubs, no fests). You may visit university website for more clarification: Here is the link -