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L. J. Institute of Engineering and Technology

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L. J. Institute of Engineering and Technology, commonly referred as LJIET, is a private college under LJ University(LJKU) located in Sarkhej, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. LJKU is approved by the University Grants Commission and is a Private University under the trust Lok Jagruti Kendra Trust, LJK Trust.

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Academic Programmes

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Facilities

Laboratories

Each department has laboratories for U.G. and P.G. programs.

Workshop

The workshop is equipped to show students the basic operations of manufacturing and production.

Library

The are 2 libraries, one for each diploma and degree department. They have wide range of technical books, periodicals, reference books, handbooks, encyclopaedias and Indian standards. The library has book bank facility for students.

Computing facility

Each department has its own computer centre, occasionally connected with internet.

Training and placement cell

The institute maintains a training and placement cell to help students prepare for job searches. Assistance is given to students in developing interviewing skills.


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Festivals

Notion

Notion is an annual technical festival organized by students and alumni of the college. Festival covers all technical and non-technical activities from all the departments. Notion started from 2017 and is no longer progressing with good speed. It is generally organized in March every year.[citation needed]. It hasn't been organized since 2023.

Lumina

Lumina is annual inter-college cultural festival organized by students and alumni of the college. Activities like dance, music, drama and fashion show are celebrated with full joy.

Agone

Agone is annual sports festival organized by LJIET at LJ Campus. It is organized in April every year.

Controversies

In June 2023, approximately 60 engineering students were defrauded after paying ₹1,250 each for purported trainee engineer positions at a power generation company. The students made the payments via QR code after receiving links to job offers that turned out to be fraudulent. The university later filed a First Information Report (FIR) with the cybercrime branch.[3][4]

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