United College Of Engineering & Research
The United College of Engineering and Research is an Indian technical institute, which comes under the Uttar Pradesh Technical University. The college has two campuses, the main campus is situated in Naini near Allahabad, and the newer campus is in Greater Noida.
The United Group, founded by late Shri Shiv Ram Das Gulati in 1951 emerged from a transport business to the giants in the fields of education, services, transportation and journalism. The group made a mammoth leap in the education arena in the mid 80s by being the pioneers in computer education. This further lead to the establishment of United Institute of Management and United College of Engineering & Research in Allahabad. Now, with 10 well established institutes in Allahabad and Greater Noida, over 7500 students and more than 415 faculty members, the United Group of Institutions is poised to reach the next level providing the best technical education.
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