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Techno India University (TIU), established in 2012 (active since 2013), is the first self-funded private university in West Bengal. Located in Salt Lake City, Sector V, Kolkata, it serves as the flagship institution of the Techno India Group, one of the largest educational conglomerates in Eastern India.
Key Highlights 2026
- Accreditations & Approvals: Recognized by the UGC and approved by AICTE, COA, PCI, BCI, and INC. It holds a B++ NAAC accreditation.
- Global Ranking: Ranked between #1401–1500 in the Asian University Rankings 2026.
- Infrastructure: Features state-of-the-art labs, a digital campus powered by Google Cloud, and specialized Centres of Excellence for technologies like SAP, IoT, RPA, and IBM Bluemix.
- Entrepreneurship: Home to Technopreneurs Surrogate Ventures, Eastern India’s first mentorship-driven incubation center.
Academic Programs
The university offers over 260 courses across 10 schools of study, ranging from undergraduate to doctoral levels.
- Engineering & Technology: Popular B.Tech specializations include Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and Biotechnology.
- Emerging Fields: Specialized programs in Blockchain, Data Science, Ethical AI, and Sustainability.
- Other Streams: Comprehensive offerings in Management (MBA), Pharmacy, Law (School of Law), Architecture, Humanities, and Allied Health sciences.
Placements & Industry Partners
- Placement Rate: Approximately 50–60% of students are placed annually, with top packages ranging from 12–13 LPA.
- Top Recruiters: Major partners include TCS, Wipro, Capgemini, Google, Infosys, and IBM.
- Internships: Recent 2025/2026 student milestones include internships at ISRO, Google Bengaluru, and research roles at IIT Kharagpur.
Admission and Fees (2026 Estimates)
- Fees: Average annual fees are approximately ₹1.37 Lakhs, though specific courses like B.Tech range from ₹3.57 to 9.6 Lakhs for the total duration.
- Eligibility: Admission typically requires 10+2 scores (often 60% minimum for some streams) and entrance exams like JEE Main or the university’s own TNET for PhDs.