FGIET (Firoz Gandhi Institute of Engineering and Technology) is a private engineering college in Haryana, India, established in 2009. It offers undergraduate B.Tech programs across eight disciplines and is affiliated with Kurukshetra University.
FGIET was founded by the Firoz Gandhi Charitable Trust in 2009 with the goal of providing affordable technical education to students from rural and semi‑urban backgrounds. The institute received approval from the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) in the same year and became officially affiliated with Kurukshetra University in 2010. Since its inception, the college has expanded from an initial intake of 180 students to a current capacity of 600 undergraduates per year.
FGIET currently offers eight Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) streams. Each programme follows a four‑year curriculum that aligns with AICTE guidelines and includes mandatory industry internships.
Each branch admits 60 students annually, except CSE and ECE, which admit 90 each, reflecting market demand for those specialties.
Admission is primarily based on the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main rank, as stipulated by the Haryana State Counselling Committee. In 2024, the cutoff for CSE was a JEE Main rank of 55,000, while for Civil Engineering it was 115,000. The institute also reserves 10% of seats for Management Quota candidates, who are selected through a separate interview and merit‑based assessment.
The campus spans 40 acres in the town of Radaur, Yamunanagar district. Key facilities include:
| Facility | Details |
|---|---|
| Academic blocks | Four air‑conditioned blocks housing lecture halls, labs, and faculty offices. |
| Library | Over 30,000 volumes, 120+ e‑journals, and a 24‑hour digital reading zone. |
| Hostels | Separate boys’ (400 beds) and girls’ (250 beds) hostels with Wi‑Fi, mess, and recreation rooms. |
| Sports complex | Cricket ground, basketball court, indoor gym, and a 400‑meter track. |
| Incubation centre | Supported by the Haryana Innovation Fund, offering mentorship and seed funding for student startups. |
All labs are equipped with industry‑standard software such as MATLAB, AutoCAD, and LabVIEW, ensuring hands‑on exposure to real‑world tools.
In the 2023 NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework) engineering category, FGIET placed in the 151‑200 band among over 1,200 institutions. Within Haryana, the college is consistently ranked in the top five private engineering colleges by the Haryana Education Department, based on criteria such as faculty qualifications, placement percentages, and research output.
The institute’s Training & Placement Cell reported a 92% placement rate for the 2022 graduating batch. The average salary package was ₹5.8 lakh per annum, while the highest package reached ₹16 lakh, offered by a multinational IT firm. Top recruiters include TCS, Infosys, Wipro, L&T, and Siemens.
FGIET’s alumni network includes professionals who have made significant contributions in technology and entrepreneurship:
Research activity is encouraged through two main channels: faculty‑led projects funded by the Department of Science & Technology (DST) and student‑driven clubs such as the Robotics Club and the Data Science Society. In FY 2023‑24, the institute secured ₹2.3 crore in external research grants and published 45 peer‑reviewed papers in IEEE and Springer journals.
Annual tuition fees vary by programme, ranging from ₹1,10,000 for Civil Engineering to ₹1,45,000 for AI‑DS. The institute offers merit‑based scholarships covering up to 50% of fees for students who rank within the top 5% of the JEE Main score. Additionally, the Haryana Government provides a tuition waiver of ₹30,000 per annum for residents meeting income‑criteria.
Yes. The college has an International Student Office that assists with visa processing, accommodation, and cultural integration. In 2022, 27 students from Nepal, Bangladesh, and Kenya enrolled, and the institute plans to increase this number by 15% annually.
Prospects can reach the admissions office via email (admissions@fgiet.ac.in), phone (+91‑0175‑220‑1122), or the online enquiry form on the official website. Campus tours are offered on weekdays between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM by appointment.
For the 2024 intake, the cutoff rank for Computer Science was around 55,000, while Civil Engineering required roughly 115,000. Ranks can vary each year based on seat availability and category.
Yes, FGIET has a dedicated girls' hostel with a capacity of 250 beds, Wi‑Fi, mess services, and 24‑hour security.
FGIET offers merit‑based scholarships covering up to 50% of tuition fees for students who rank in the top 5% of the JEE Main results.
In the fiscal year 2023‑24, faculty and student researchers from FGIET published 45 peer‑reviewed articles in IEEE, Springer, and other international journals.
International students are welcomed; the institute assists with visas, accommodation, and provides an English‑medium curriculum. In 2022, 27 foreign students enrolled.
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