What are the pros, cons & difference between doing B.Tech agricultural engineering from a private (like LPU) and a government college?

First of all, government colleges, according to me, lack infrastructure necessary to pursue a degree because the funding in government colleges is low. I believe you want to know about B.Sc. In Agriculture at LPU that is the strongest programme at LPU because it is accredited by ICAR. I will tell you the perks of doing B.Sc. Agriculture at LPU. Placements: Top recruiting companies are Tata, Rallis India Limited, Syngenta, and Reliance Stores. All batch members got a decent number of internship opportunities. Almost 50% of the aspirants get the opportunity to do internships in companies like EduCase, Intello Labs Pvt Ltd, and Syngenta. The top roles offered in the course are sales trainee officer and field officer. Infrastructure: Our university has one of the best infrastructures. There are smart classrooms, labs with advanced equipment, Wi-Fi, a library, agriculture fields, and greenhouses. The quality of hostel facilities is great, and the quality of food provided in the mess, canteen and stalls are also good. Our university provided good insights into extracurricular activities such as games, sports, dance, and athletics. Students also get good medical facilities with punctual timing of ambulance installations. Faculty: Teaching quality is promising. Students get highly qualified faculty members. They teach them deep insights into the course with theoretical and practical knowledge. They are always helpful in needy situations related to academics as well as personal. They are knowledgeable. The curriculum provided is relevant to the outside environment of the agriculture sector. Every year the university is adding new courses to compete in the changing world. Other:The best thing that is experienced is infrastructure, campus life, insights regarding the course, and agricultural clubs to make students more collaborate with the course knowledge. LPU is one of the best universities that has great intuitions of extracurricular activities. The campus has neat and clean surroundings, and the scholarship scheme of LPU is dependent on the LPU NEST which is an entrance exam. So, I think opt for LPU because of the exposure, opportunities and infrastructure it provides. The cons of private university could only be more fees than the private universities but the facilities cope up with the fees in private universities and LPU provides reasonable fees and scholarships to its students.

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Dear student, LPU is one of the best universities in India. It is a UGC approved university which has been ranked highly by various agencies on the basis of its infrastructure, its faculty, its placements, its teaching practices etc. The university provides ample opportunities to each and every of the eligible students to secure good placement. Special inputs in the form of placement classes are given to students to hone their skills and prepare them for placements. Students also go for on-job training (OJT) where they are paid stipend too. The university leaves no stone unturned to shape the future of its students. It is definitely the first choice of both national and international students. If the university is giving you so much then there are pros only no cons.

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Fees Government engineering colleges charge fees as decided by the government. Under the private quota seats the students need to pay higher fees. Infrastructure Government colleges generally lack essential infrastructure for students like hostels, computer lab and other labs, furniture. The staff of the engineering college manages with the minimum equipment available in these colleges and teaches the students with the minimum facilities available. Private engineering colleges have good infrastructure when compared to government engineering colleges. Teaching Faculty Government colleges have good faculty on the rolls, the government also pays the faculty well. With regular pay raises, the life of a government engineering college professor is easy. Private engineering colleges employ faculty, but there is an acute shortage of teachers in most of the engineering colleges and even the premiere engineering colleges. Placements Placements are rather high in private engineering colleges. Multinational companies like Dell, Axis Bank, Accenture, Federal Bank, Infosys, L&T visit the campus of premiere engineering colleges. The students of the engineering colleges form their own placement committee and scout for placements and the college provides support in the form of exclusive placement officer. This enables the students to understand the market conditions and be ready for the placement season.

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