What is the desired JEE Main range to get into SR Group of Institutions for B.Tech IT?
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The AICTE has approved the private SR Group of Institutions (SRGI) Lucknow, which was founded in 2009 and has an ISO certification. In addition to engineering and management, the courses offered at SRGI Lucknow are associated with Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University in Lucknow and span from undergraduate to graduate levels.
The SR Group of Institutions (SRGI) was established on sixty acres of the Subedar Rai Devi Educational Trust in accordance with the Society Registration Act of 1860. The faculty strength of SRGI, with its fifty alliances, exceeds 500 members. Students at SR Group of Institutions receive assistance with placem
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