3 Reasons to study in a constituent engineering college in a university

There are engineering colleges like Assam Engineering Colleges (AEC) & Jorhat Engineering College (JEC) which are affiliated to Assam Science and Technology University (ASTU). These colleges run according to rules and regulations of ASTU. The university sets the course curriculum and syllabus. Semester exams are held by ASTU like class 10^th and 12^th board exams.These colleges have autonomy in administrative and financial matters. Often, these colleges’ campuses may be located in different parts of the state. While a constituent college is a part of the university ecosystem. It always located inside the university campus. According to the UGC mandate, universities have started engineering streams in the campuses. One can consider these colleges [( DUIET, Dibrugarh University), (IST, Guwahati University), (School of Engineering, Tezpur University)] as a department of the university as a whole. The constituent colleges have freedom regarding course curriculum and syllabus according to mandate of AICTE framework. Furthermore, the colleges can organize semester exams at proper time without looking for anybody. The administrative and financial obligations of the college lie on the shoulders of the university. The benefits of studying at a constituent colleges are

(1) Updated course content as per the latest trend of AICTE

(2) Exam are held properly on time so that students get enough time to prepare.

(3) One becomes a part of the university system getting exposed to various other streams. This broadens the mind and helps ideas to blossom in different perspective also.

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