Fees Structure and Courses of Laxminarayan Institute of Technology, Nagpur

Laxminarayan Institute of Technology (LIT), Nagpur was established in 1942. The Institute introduced Four Year B.Tech. (Chemical Engineering) course and first batch of students were admitted in 1977. In the year 1994 the Institute discontinued its B.Sc.Tech. Course & in its place introduced a new B.Tech. Course in Chemical Technology with specialization in Petrochemical Technology, Food Technology, Pulp & Paper Technology, Oil Technology and Plastic & Polymer Technology.

• In the year 1934, the scheme was prepared for starting a two years' B.Sc. (Tech) course

• It is one of the oldest and best engineering college for Chemical Engineering in India

• Institute is affiliated to Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Nagpur

Responding to the new educational pattern of 10+2, the Institute introduced Four Year B.Tech. (Chemical Engineering) course and first batch of students were admitted in 1977. In the year 1994 the Institute discontinued its B.Sc.Tech. course & in its place introduced a new B.Tech. course in Chemical Technology with specialization in Petrochemical Technology, Food Technology, Pulp & Paper Technology, Oil Technology and Plastic & Polymer Technology. The intake capacity for each of these specialized branches is 10 and admission are given after 10+2 pattern. Presently Institute offers Four Year B.Tech. (Chemical Engineering) programme with intake capacity of 74. Four Year B.Tech. programme in Chemical Technology with specialization branches i.e. Petrochemical Technology, Food Technology, Pulp & Paper Technology, Oil Technology, Plastic & Polymer Technology and Surface Coating Technology with intake capacity of 10 students in each of the branches.