Arni School of Technology, Kangra

Arni School of Technology, Kangra: Constituent college in Tehsil Indora, Kangra district, Himachal Pradesh, established in 2009. This male and female accommodating institution has various engineering courses for undergraduates, master's, as well as doctoral degrees. Currently, the faculty of the institute has 24 members, which makes it suitable for technical education.

AST is a professional institution offering 10 courses in 3 distinct degree programmes of engineering fields like Civil Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering. Arni School of Technology, Kangra, is part of Arni University , Kangra, Himachal Pradesh.

The Arni School of Technology has a host of resources which are aimed at improving student life. The health and safety of students are secured through a 10-bedded Central Medical Clinic and trained staff, and an ambulance. It also has an up-to-date spacious hall for a gym and has a separate hall for boys and girls to practice and make themselves fit and healthy.

One can find the library one of the most, if not the best, in Himachal Pradesh, with around 28,000 books in different fields and sections, besides having e-journals and also a facility to study in a fully air-conditioned library. Alike, Arni School of Technology provides a range of programmes, in which it has five B. Tech programmes, four programmes in M.

Tech and a doctoral programme that focuses on Computer Science and Engineering. Degree Name Number of Specialisations Total Fees B. Tech 5 Rs 420,000 - Rs 420,000 M. Tech 4 Rs 170,000 - Rs 170,000 Admissions at Arni School of Technology have been largely based on some entrance tests. For B.

Tech courses, the fee has been divided into categories based on the JEE Main or HPCET, and the Himachal Pradesh Technical University conducts HPCET. The scores of GATE or HPCET are considered while admitting students into the M. Tech programme. The institute accepts these as national and state-accredited examinations because they provide a fair means of selecting competitive students in the institute.