Don't take admission in IEC

This college is in my budget range and the roi of this college is quite good Yeah I got rejected from top colleges because of the jee rank The admission is based on the bases of 10th 12th percentage and on the basis of jee rank...Read More

I chose IEC College of Engineering & Technology, Greater Noida after comparing it with several other private engineering colleges in the AKTU / Greater Noida / Noida region. My decision was influenced by a combination of admission feasibility, location, fee structure, and course availability rather than brand name alone....Read More

I choose this college as the environmental of education that I am getting here is comparatively good to other college in which I applied so I prefer this college and I personally would like to suggest this college to my juniors....Read More

I am choose this college because this is very good and near me they also provide placement and I suggest my also teacher The admission process typically involves submitting an application form, academic transcripts, and standardized test scores. Eligibility varies by program, often requiring a relevant undergraduate degree. Common exams accepted include the jee,uptc with the being the most preferred. Cutoffs vary by year and program, generally ranging from 600 to 700 for jee Overall, the admission experience is usually straightforward, with timely communication from the admissions office....Read More

Because the code of conduct and decepline of this institution is very strict toward studies and development of there students . and it also give you freedom towards your skills developments. if you have any doubt toward your syllabus/ subjects the faculty will resolve it over night....Read More

The eligibility criteria are 10+2 or it's equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks. Admission to the college is mostly made through state admission for which the student has to appear for UPSEEE exams which are UP state entrance exams and IEC comes under AKTU so from counseling the college gets allowed to the student. But there is also a management quota for which direct interview is made and based on the qualifications admission is given to students. There is no reservation benefit from the college side. But if you have a 75% or above score in PCM in the 12th standard then a one-time fee waiver is provided up to 20,000. This is only for the first year and not every year. Yes they should be an improvement in the admission process instead of direct admission they can conduct an exam for admission and only the qualified student should be getting admission there should be reservations and fee relaxation for backward communities and Financially weak people....Read More