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B.Tech. in Information Technology Brochure EASA College of Engineering and Technology Coimbatore | Private | Established 2008 B.Tech. in Information Technology UG Degree | Full T ime | Duration - 4 years AICTE Approved Medium English Infrastucture Hospital / Medical Library Cafeteria Hostel Sports Complex Facilities Shuttle Service Labs Library Central library equipped with books and subscribed to reputed newspapers like The Hindu, New Indian Express,Dinamalar, Malayala Manorama, Dina Mani,etc. Six departmental libraries are also available in the campus. Hostel Separate hostel for boys and girls with intake capacity of 250 boys in 60 rooms and 200 girls in 60 rooms. Rooms are very spacious and well ventilated. Fcailities such as round the clock medical-care, 24 hrs.water supply, etc are provided. Disclaimer: This is no t the o fficial bro chure o f this co urse. It is auto -g enerated based o n the info rmatio n available o n Shiksha as o n 19-No v-2018. Boys Hostel : Number of Rooms - 60 Girls Hostel : Number of Rooms - 60 Shuttle Service The college has in all eight buses - one each for Palghat and Chittoor in Kerala and one each for Singanallur, Citra and Kavundampalayam in Coimbatore. Additional buses have been introduced for Vadakkanchery, Kerala and Coimbatore city from ECET. Sports Complex Available facilities Badminton Court Cricket Ground Football Ground Chess Carrom T hrow Ball Kabbadi Labs Available facilities Civil Eng ineering Lab Computer Lab Electrical Lab Electronics Lab Mechanical Lab Contact Location : Coimbatore Main Navakarai (P.O), Palakkad Main For general enquiry Address Road, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 04222656871 [email protected] Website http://www.easatech.ac.in/ Disclaimer: This is no t the o fficial bro chure o f this co urse. It is auto -g enerated based o n the info rmatio n available o n Shiksha as o n 19-No v-2018..
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