Is Galgotias University a good university?

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Aprajita Shriwastawa
8 years ago
Every university is good. It depends on the students how good they can be.

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Adhar Sharma
8 years ago
Well, an answer will surely depend on what you mean by the term "Good". Galgotias has everything to offer which makes it a good university. It offers a huge amount of UG, PG, Ph.D. integrated, doctoral as well Diploma programs in, comparatively, a reasonable amount of money. We have highly decorated

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Sargam Sharma
8 years ago
It is a well known private university in Delhi NCR. It really depends on what you're looking for in a university. Galgotias is usually known for Computer Science and Engineering. However, it offers several majors to choose from. The placements are generally good. The location is good. On the outskir

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  • Tuition Fee: ₹1,10,000 – ₹1,64,000 annually (depending on specialization like Dual Specialization or Financial Management).
  • Exam Fee: ₹20,000 per year.
  • Medical Insurance: ₹650 per year.
  • Caution Money (One-Time): ₹2,000.
  • Student ID Card (One-Time): ₹1,000

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For B.Tech at Galgotias University, the fees depend on the specialization. For B.Tech CSE, the current tuition fee is around ₹1.64 Lacs per year. There are additional charges such as exam fee, medical insurance, caution money and ID card fee. Overall, the academic fee for four years can be around ₹7

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The university reports an average package of roughly ₹5.4 LPA, with the highest touching ₹60 LPA though that top figure is from a handful of exceptional cases, not the typical outcome.

The library for a quiet study spot, specialized labs like NVIDIA and the iOS centre, hostel sports facilities, and clubs or hackathons to get involved early exploring these in first semester itself sets the tone for the rest of college.

For freshers, I’d suggest TechnoJam for coding and tech skills, CamCircle for photography, Graphex for designing, and LingoFreaks for writing and communication. These clubs involve workshops, projects, and teamwork, so they can be a good way to start learning new skills.

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