SRET College of Engineering and Technology, Hamirpur

Established in the year 2009, SRET College of Engineering and Technology, Hamirpur is a gobbled academic body situated in the hamlet of Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh. Being a co-educational college, SRET has a degree-granting college under affiliation that offers multiple engineering courses to prospective students.

The campus itself stands beautifully surrounded by a scenic village- forming, therefore giving a peaceful and quite learning and growth environment-an oasis of sorts. SRET College of Engineering and Technology has committed to providing quality education to the students in various disciplines of engineering with a faculty strength of 18 dedicated professionals.

SRET College of Engineering and Technology provides state-of-the-art facilities. The libraries located in the colleges act as hub addresses for acquiring knowledge. There are a large number of books, journals, and digital resources to serve the purposes of academics. To be abreast with these numerous technologies, excellent IT infrastructure has been invested in by SRET College.

These facilities range from well-equipped computer labs and high-speed internet connectivity to software tools, keeping them adequately prepared to face the digital world. This is an Affiliated College of Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla. The 6 courses run under two degree courses, having their variety in respect of interest and career expectation for students. It offers full-time B.

Tech programmes in Civil Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and chemical engineering. The college also conducts the MCA programme for students who need to acquire specialisations more deeply into computing. All of these programmes are designed to be taken over the regular terms; the B.

Tech programmes are four years and the MCA programme is a three-year programme. The admission process in SRET College of Engineering and Technology is quite simple and directly, hence student-friendly.