Tezpur University was established in 1994 in Napaam near Tezpur Assam, as per the Tezpur University Act, 1993 enacted by the Parliament as a central university in a sprawling area of 262 acres in a beautiful placid atmosphere. Initially, it was in Darrang College, and later in Tezpur Law College for a while. However, it was moved to its present campus which was donated by Kalaguru Bishnuprasad Rava, and in 2013, some plants were acquired in addition to the existing area. Now, it becomes a hub for quality education and research in the northeast province of India.
In this analysis, we are going to check out all the details about the institute’s students’ stats, faculty, courses offered, graduation outcomes & placements, median salary & top recruiters, infrastructures, and fees structures. All the details are authentic since we got these from the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) where Tezpur University gave its reports.
Students Intake at TU Tezpur
Students Intake
Faculty
TU Tezpur Annual Expenditures
Capital Expenditure
Operational Expenditure
TU Tezpur Research Details
Patents
Sponsored Projects
Consultancy Projects
TU Tezpur Graduations & Placements
UG Graduations & Placements
PG 3-Year Graduations & Placements
PG Graduations & Placements
PhD Research Programmes
Median Salary & Top Recruiters
Median Salary of PG Graduates: Rs. 4 LPA in 2021, Rs. 3.72 LPA in 2020, and Rs. 4 LPA in 2019.
Median Salary of PG 3-Year Graduates: Rs. 3 LPA in 2021, Rs. 2.28 LPA in 2020, and Rs. 2.4 LPA in 2019.
Students Diversity at TU Tezpur
Facilities on TU Tezpur Campus
Campus Festivals at TU Tezpur
Accessibility
How to Get Admission at TU Tezpur
For PG courses: Candidates who have passed a bachelor’s degree in a respective stream with a minimum of 50% can take and should clear the GATE for admission to the PG course.
Fee Structure at TU Tezpur
TU Tezpur Scores by NIRF
Perception: Tezpur University has a good faculty, good infrastructures, and a conducive atmosphere, however, it is a public technical institution situated in a hilly remote area, and it has not yet gotten much popularity like first-generation IITs and NITs, therefore it scored 7.45%, which accounts to 10% of overall NIRF scores.