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Surendra Institute of Engineering and Management - [SIEM], Darjeeling - Course & Fees Details

Darjeeling, West BengalEstd 2009 MAKAUT, Nadia

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Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Computer Science and Engineering)

1st Yr Fees:₹106,000

5.0(1 Review)4 Years Full Time

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10+2 with 45% + JEE Main

Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Electronics & Communication Engineering)

1st Yr Fees:₹106,000

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Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Civil Engineering)

1st Yr Fees:₹106,000

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Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Electrical Engineering)

1st Yr Fees:₹106,000

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Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Mechanical Engineering)

1st Yr Fees:₹106,000

3.8(5 Reviews)4 Years Full Time

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3.1Helpful

Course Curriculum Overview:

I'm fascinated by cars and all, and that's why I'm choosing this stream and mechanical engineering is also the mother Trade of all streams. Faculty: students =1:4 The faculty is very good, they are well-educated people and also they all have their master's degree in individual subjects. The semester examination was held every 6th month, and the exam was conducted by the wbut University which is now renamed as makaut. The exam was conducted in 2 shifts. And the exam was moderate to hard.

Goutam SARKAR B.Tech, Mechanical Engineering (Enrolled 2012) Reviewed on Jan 27, 2022

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I chose this course because I love Architecture and different forms of building and bridges. There are so many well-educated teachers there to help you without any hesitation. They are polite and ready to help students even in the smallest situation.

Subhasish Das B.Tech, Civil Engineering (Enrolled 2017) Reviewed on Jul 18, 2021

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The life at SIEM

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choosing Mechanical Engineering was a personnel choice keeping in mind my strength and weakness in various subjects. interest in the subject should be the prior factor for choosing a department/stream. the faculty of the college is sufficient for the number of students in the college. Keeping in mind the current pandemic situation, all classes are taking place via Zoom. Exams were taken within the stipulated time and were strictly according to the MAKAUT guidelines.

Zeenat Nehal B.Tech, Mechanical Engineering (Enrolled 2020) Reviewed on Apr 22, 2021

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First semester is 60000 then being little less then goes on being less but not less than 40000 and also there is exam registration fees library fee computer fee tution fees college structure fee lab fee fee for the products that college needs events fees etc.

Johnson khadka B.Tech (Enrolled 2015) Reviewed on Jul 3, 2020

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3.8Helpful

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I was under TFW( Tution Fee Weaver) where I only paid exam fees. For Rest there is a package of 3.5 lakh total except exam fees which is of ?1000 per semester. For regular students they have to pay the fees in every Semester which is arround ?35000 and have to pay by Demand Draft. There is and Amount of 16000 out of which 10000 is refundable is to be paid to college in order to secure an admission in the college. Yes College provide transparency in the fees breakdown.

Debaditya Ghosh B.TECH (Enrolled 2012) Reviewed on Jul 2, 2020

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Proud on my college

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Feasible, It 4. 5 lakhs for a 4 year full course. It is 42000 for the 1st semester. With the 42000 they take a Rs10000 security deposit also which is returned after we graduate. Then 43000 for the remaining semesters.

Akanksha Prasad B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering Reviewed on Apr 24, 2020

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Memories

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As my college is in West Bengal so maximum college fees are decided by West Bengal board so for studying engineering I think the fees was feasible but market is very expensive because it was a tourist place and it was the gateway of North East

Subhajit Chatterjee B.Tech, Mechanical Engineering Reviewed on Apr 16, 2020

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Good but needs better management and better staff.

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The fee structure is pretty feasible. It's about 38-40,000 rupees per semester payable at the star of each semester. The admission fees was 20,000 rupees. The tuition fee is waived if you belong to a family with low income

Ankit Chettri B.Tech, Electronics & Communication Engineering Reviewed on Feb 19, 2020

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Aveek Gupta's review of Surendra Institute of Engineering and Management

4.5Helpful

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Feasible, the fee structure is much less than what you'd have to bear even after getting good marks in KIIT and institutes like that. Each semester is around 40-44 thousands rupees. This seems quite economical in respect to other colleges.

Aveek Gupta B.Tech, Mechanical Engineering Reviewed on Feb 18, 2020

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About College

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It is Feasible as u get degree in 4 lac or less As it work on the Makaut rule so it can be expensive for some people and feasible for some people. But for poor people it is good to have because there is a rule for them.

RAJ SARKAR B.Tech, Electronics & Communication Engineering Reviewed on Nov 25, 2019

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