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The reviewer shares their experience at Shivalik College of Engineering, highlighting the benefits of the Tuition Fee Waiver (TFW) scheme, which drastically reduced fees after scoring 32 marks in the JEE Exam. Despite a lack of awareness among students about this scheme, it provides significant financial relief. The college supports lateral entry into the B.Tech program after completing polytechnic studies. Faculty members are generally supportive and knowledgeable, with most holding PhDs, although there is room for improvement in the quality and quantity of staff, particularly for second-year students.
The college features a 1:15 faculty-to-student ratio, with a comprehensive assessment system comprising weekly, monthly, mid-term, and semester exams. Affiliated with UTU, the college sets its practical marks. The fee structure for 2013 was Rs. 96,000 for the first year and Rs. 78,000 for subsequent years, while TFW students paid Rs. 35,000 initially and Rs. 16,000 for later years. Shivalik College offers robust placement opportunities, attracting top companies like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft, with packages ranging from 4 to 42 LPA and a placement rate of 60% to 93%.
Internships, though limited, are available from the 5th or 6th semester, with options from major companies. Scholarships based on entrance test marks, 12th-grade performance, and domicile status are available, with a maximum of Rs. 25,000 per year. Uttarakhand students receive a Rs. 12,400 annual relaxation. Tuition fees for B.Tech courses are about Rs. 103,900 per year, with hostel costs between Rs. 80,000 to Rs. 95,000. Overall expenses for a B.Tech degree range from Rs. 8-9 lakhs.
Additional scholarships for SC/ST students, children of armed forces personnel, and Jammu candidates are offered, along with merit-cum-need financial aid and bank loans.
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