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  • THE opening up of deemed university status to standalone engineering and management colleges has enabled some institutes such as St. Peter’s University to drastically increase capacity in the last two to three years. While the recent decision by the government to derecognise some of them came as a jolt, the Supreme Court’s decision to maintain status quo has resulted in most of these colleges moving further up on their growth path.

    SL. No Institutions Location State Intake Exam
    1 SRM  University Chennai Tamil Nadu 4,965 SRMEEE & ATA
    2 VIT Vellore Vellore Tamil Nadu 2,043 VITEEE
    3 Institute of Technical Education and Research Bhubaneswar Orissa 1,620 SAAT & AIEEE
    4 Manav Rachna International University Faridabad Haryana 1,590 ENAT & AIEEE
    5 Karunya  University Coimbatore Tamil Nadu 1,386 KEE
    6 Vignan’s Foundation for Sci Tech & Research Vadiamudi AP 1,040 AIEEE
    7 Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Coimbatore Tamil Nadu 1,240 Amrita EEE
    8 St. Peter’s University, Chennai Chennai Tamil Nadu 1,120 ENAT & others
    9 Sharda University, Noida Noida UP 1,080 ENAT & others
    10 Manipal Institute of Technology Manipal Karnataka 1,025 ENAT
    11 Dr. MGR Educational and Research Institute Chennai Tamil Nadu 1,000 AIEEE
    12 Lovely Professional University Phagwara Punjab 960 AIEEE
    13 Mewar University Chittorgarh Rajasthan 960 AIEEE
    14 BITS Pilani Pilani Rajasthan 837 BITSAT

    While some of the deemed universities like Amrita  have begun to produce academic work of good quality, all of them have infrastructure of a reasonable quality. Some of these colleges like SRM have multi-location campuses while many others like VIT  boast of  a truly international student body. Most of them have student exchange programmes with different universities. What stands in good stead for the student is the assurance of a certain level of infrastructure and resource availability, though the level of teaching and learning experience vary widely. With individual admission processes and large capacities, these colleges do provide a better chance of obtaining an admission vis-à-vis some of the comparable state colleges. So  it makes sense to keep some of these colleges in your consideration set. 
     

    College Profile: St. Peter’s University

    Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu
    Chancellor: Dr.(Mrs.) T. Bhanumathi
    Flagship programme: BE/BTech (Honours)
    Entrance exam: ENAT (EPSI National Admission Test), SPIHER (St. Peter’s Institute of Higher
    Education and Research) Entrance Test
    Student intake: 1,120 
    Disciplines: Computer Science, Electronics and Communication, Electrical and Engineering, Mechanical, Production, Electrical and Instrumentation, Chemical, Information Technology, Biotechnology, Civil, Biomedical, Aeronautics, Automobile
    Full-time faculty: 369 (Professor-57, Assistant Professor-64, Lecturer-258)
    Fees (full course):  Rs. 250,000
    Board & lodging (two years): Not available
    Approval/Accreditation: AICTE approved,NBA accredited 
    Average placement salary: Not available
    Top recruiters: Not available
    Other programmes: MBA, MCA, Science and Humanities
    Other campuses: None
    Web site: www.stpetersuniversity.org 

    Located in Anna Salai, Chennai, St. Peter’s University was established in 1993, and became Deemed-to-be-University from 2008-09 onwards. 

    Each engineering discipline has its own laboratories. 

    For instance, the aeronautical engineering department has these laboratories: Basic Workshop, Aero Dynamics Laboratory, Aircraft Structures Laboratory-I & II, Aircraft Structures Repair Laboratory, CAD Laboratory and a Computer Aided Manufacturing Laboratory.

    The library services are automated through using the standard library software package called ‘AutoLib’. Infrastructural facilities include laboratories, 24x7 internet connectivity, guest rooms, health care, seminar halls etc. Guest lectures, industrial visits, and conferences are conducted regularly. 

    SPU recently signed an MoU with the university Canada West, Canada, and has been a signatory of MoUs with other national and international institutes too.

    Separate hostels are available for boys and girls with the total built-up area of 17,000 sq.m, which have reading rooms, TV rooms and recreation halls.


     

  • Published on: June 02, 2010
  • 6 Comments
  • vasanth | Jun 28, 2011

  • nice story narration..this college totally waste( in placement, teaching and maintenance).only 15% got placement of the total students
  • nnnnnn | Oct 05, 2010

  • It is good in discipline .
  • vanitha | Oct 05, 2010

  • It is a good university.placements are available.The teachers are very good,friendly and having good knowledege.I studied in MCA department i got an excellent exposure towards my studies and future.The faculties in MCA department approach is simply great.They never be strict but we have a fear if we were wrong.They give individual attention for placement.
  • sing | Sep 27, 2010

  • This is very stupip ranking. St peters is very waste university.
  • K L N Reddy | Aug 05, 2010

  • They charge donation in an unauthorized manner. You have to pay every year Rs 42000 towards donation for which no receipt will be given. For the balance of Rs 35000/- they give you a receipt. Recently, when some students paid the fees a little bit late, they were asked not to come to college. Some students irritated at this threw stones at the college and the college was closed for a week.So be cautious.
  • sagar | Jul 19, 2010

  • which is better for computer science annamalai university or sharda university?
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