Harcourt Butler Technical University, Kanpur

INFRASTRUCTURE: The campus just fails to have an infrastructure aesthetically sound enough to capture your minds and hearts in the first go, but yes, if you conceive the labs and classrooms to hold a larger stake in the domain, the college won't disappoint you much. PLACEMENTS: Placements exhibit a broad diversity here. With the Chemical Technology branches having a very large percentage placement percentage, there are certain core branches that won't just satiate you in one go. Specifically speaking, all branches but EE, ET, CE, FT and LT have decent placement percentage as well as packages. Also, the core branches are very well complimented with great results in competitions like GATE, ESE, CAT, GRE, etc. So, the human resource is just vitally developed in the span of four years. FACULTIES: All govt. engineering colleges are through an acute crunch of regular faculties and HBTU is no exception. Still, the permanent faculties stand up to the reputation of the university. Most of them hold doctorates from reputed institutions. The ad-hoc faculties might disappoint one and everyone. ADMINISTRATION: This is probably the reason why the ailing conditions of the university have long persisted. The authorities are just too reluctant when it comes to any development that demands any bit of effort from their side. INDUSTRIAL EXPOSURE: The college will just get you into a training after 3rd year if you can't manage one on your own. Some non-core branches have a better scenario though. CULTURE: The college hasn't got much to offer, and this is after attributed to the financial crunch that the college is through, and also the mighty blatant administration. HOSTEL LIFE: A lot of it depends on the individual. I find it awesome, some others spend all their time in criticism. I hope the review will help you weigh your options and make an informed decision.

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If we talk about the infrastructure it is not that much pretty well what we have expected before coming to this college but as soon as u start exploring the college atmosphere you will be quite comfortable soon so not a big issue.....faculty till now i have found not soo much influencing .....if we talk about placements then they are higher for paint technology and for cse the average this year goes for 5-6lac and the heighest till date went for 12 lac.....the best part for this college is that you get good no of holidays here so you can explore and learn many things while doing your acedemics.......overall the college is good.....To get recruited in this college you must score good no of marks in jee mains ....the heighest cut off marks has gone for 167/360 for cse branch ...

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HBTU K is one of the best colleges for engineering in India.After IITs and few NITs HBTU K ( GFTI) is a good option to persuade your b.tech. When HBTU K wasn't university(hbti ) it was the first choice for the students coming from UPSEE so the best minds of U.P. lives here. Now it has been granted university status so obviously it's reputation around the India and it's infrastructure,it's academics will get better surely. HBTU K is a good option in every aspect(except infra ,but it getting better after university status). So if you get HBTU K don't miss it untill you get an IIT or good NIT.

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It is a nice college with good opportunities and wholistic development. The college authorities are very particular about the disciple and decorum of the institute. The placement is good and provide industry exposure. The teachers and faculty are well educated and we'll versed. The college life is good. Finally it is a nice college.

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Students have to do everything on their own. The industry exposure is fairly okay. The students are mostly busy in their self-studies and don't rely much on college.Overall life is good.you can survive in any condition after being in hbti for four years...apart from academics for which everyone at hbti is already good you will learn a lot of things.except few are great professor, all are dumb.you only have to work, things are good but the faculty of my college is excellent, the hostel has fewer rooms but they are best one, college infrastructure was of 1921 so it good and a good environment.

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