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    Compare Pacific University, Udaipur vs St Andrews Institute of Technology and Management, Gurgaon

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    Quick Facts

    Location

    Udaipur, Rajasthan
    Farukh Nagar, Haryana

    Ownership

    Private
    Private

    Parent Institute

    -

    Type Of Institute

    State University

    -

    College Type

    University
    College

    Establishment Year

    1997
    2014

    Campus Size

    100 Acres
    22 Acres

    Total Courses Offered

    115
    11

    Ranking & Accreditations

    Approvals

    -
    AICTE, Affiliated

    Course & Fees Details

    Fees

    Total Fees

    ₹ 1,20,000
    ₹ 2,58,000

    Facilities

    Alumni Associations

    Auditorium

    Boys Hostel

    Cafeteria

    Classrooms

    Girls Hostel

    Guest Room/Waiting Room

    Gym

    I.T Infrastructure

    Laboratories

    Library

    Medical/Hospital

    Sports

    Training and Placement Cell

    Transport Facility

    College Reviews & Perception

    College Infrastructure

    Campus Life

    Academics

    Placements

    Value for Money

    Total Reviews

    2
    51

    Individual Reviews

    “ Good Yoga life ”

    posted on 2 years ago by Rajveer Singh

    “ Best college in Upaipur ”

    posted on 2 years ago by Sagar
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    “ Come this college and you will get good roi ”

    posted on 1 week ago by Akhilesh

    “ Excellent place to be in ”

    posted on 2 years ago by Akansha Jain
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    College Reviews & Perception

    Pacific University, Udaipur has received the lowest rating for value for money whereas St Andrews Institute of Technology and Management, Gurgaon has comparatively better ratings across all aspects.

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