Parth Agrawal's Review On BSA College Of Engineering And Technology - [BSACET], Mathura

College management was good in every respect but the issue I faced with some new faculties who did not have any experience in teaching.

I took Gate Entrance exam in year 2013 and got good score but not cracked th entrance exam. I wanna pursue MTech from good college but as per the criteria my marks was less then to be crack the exam. So I choose private college rather than trying again for the Gate exam again. This mentioned college was good for undergraduate courses as their was awesome faculties and supporting staff in every aspect of field.

Even college planned to send students on internships so that they can get the work experience and industry exposure before joining some company on permanent basis.

Placements and job opportunities was good at college. They believe in calling big companies and prepare the students to get selection in those companies. At the end of year, every student is having 2 or more offers letters in their hand.

College plans for cultural and technical festivals every year to motivate and encourage students in fields of culture and innovations. In my last year of graduation, college organised a cultural festival where they have called some celebrities and singer to host the ceremony.

Hostel facilities was good and cleaned. As their was common gym for students, a big playground and tasty and hygienic food for the students with different menu all the times.

UP government had provided the scholarship for the two years in my course and the rest two years scholarship was not provided due to some corruption between Education officer and college.

If we say about college than their was some politics between teachers and students.Teachers complaints to management about the class behaviour and some times students make complaint about the unexperienced teachers. Most important was that thier in division based on caste, creed and color. Every student was equal in sight of teachers.

Alumni and Seniors were some times very helpful and sometimes they even ignore to recognise the juniors in jobs and courses notes.