The Transportation Design program's admission process starts with an Aptitude Test, followed by a shortlist for an interview that includes a discipline-specific aptitude test and a portfolio presentation. The interview evaluates candidates' subject knowledge and thought processes, extending beyond the chosen discipline. Faculty members, mainly visiting industry experts, rotate based on the module being taught and provide ongoing feedback throughout. The program's fee is about Rs 2 lakhs per semester, encompassing tuition, hostel, food, and other charges, which is much more affordable compared to other design colleges that charge at least three times more.
The college organizes an annual Placement week, drawing many companies like Hero, Bajaj, and Suzuki for recruitment and internships, with stipends varying by company. Financial support is available through competitive bank education loans and freeships for students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, depending on their academic performance.
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