Faculty of Engineering and Technology
The Faculty of Engineering and Technology (also known as FETRBS Agra), located in Bichpuri campus, is 14 km from the city of Taj Agra. It is one of seven faculties of RBS College located in Agra. It was founded in 1996 and the first students graduated in the year 2000.
The institute offers B.Tech. (Bachelor of Technology) courses in the following disciplines:
- Computer Science and Engineering (CS)
- Electronics and Communication Engineering (EC)
- Food Technology (FT)
- Chemical Engineering (Chem)
- Biotechnology (BT)
- Mechanical Engineering (ME)
The institute offers M.Tech. (Master of Technology) courses in the following discipline:
- Food Technology (FT)
- Dairy Technology (DT)
- Electronics & Comm.(ECE)
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