College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, Godhra: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

The College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, Godhra was established in the year 2008, and it is one of the major prestigious constituent colleges participating in imparting agricultural engineering education. This co-educational campus is stretched over 53.4 acres in Dholakuva, Godhra, Gujarat. The college is approved by ICAR to conduct teaching programs at degree, postgraduate, and doctoral levels in specialized courses related to Agricultural Engineering. The current student enrollment stands at 168, and the faculty strength is 28-a healthy student-to-teacher ratio, with a guarantee of ideal personalised attention and quality education.

The College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology at Godhra has various state-of-the-art facilities to support its academic programs. The computer laboratory is air-conditioned and has 25 computers installed and connected via the Internet for good computing facilities for students in pursuit of their studies and research activities. The library is another important air-conditioned facility that is well equipped with textbooks and references covering all courses offered by the institution. Well-established laboratories set up to aid practical learning experiences characterise the college, and these are well facilitated with state-of-the-art instruments that allow students to acquire practical skills in agricultural engineering. The campus has separate hostels for boys and girls, which are fully equipped with all amenities and have cooperative mess facilities that allow students to live comfortably while pursuing their studies in a decent atmosphere.

The College has a well-defined curriculum consisting of three full-time courses in Agricultural Engineering at different levels, that is a 4yr B. Tech program, a 2yr M.Tech Agricultural Engineering program, and a 6yr Ph.D program. The courses will impart the students with the chance to gain proper knowledge and professional skills in different areas of agricultural engineering.

The College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, Godhra, performs admissions in the programs through a filtration system in order to ensure that only highly promising students get admitted here. It would not be wrong to say that by and large, relevant scores of agricultural engineering programs will be taken from national- or state-level entrance tests.