My UCET Journey

Course structure is prescribed by the GTU university and it was good. It was informative and customised as per the need of rapidly growing and robust Indian market place. Class notes are sufficient enough to get through the exam, otherwise we also procured notes from our seniors.

Placements are just fine in our college. Especially for the management department. Some of the good companies do visit the campus but the packages offered are below par. However, they do help the students with the updates about the companies you can apply to. Most of students from my batch got pre-placement offers in the companies they did there internship from.

All the major festivals and annual events are celebrated here. Sports week is organised annually and was very helpful in getting a break from the exhaustive work routine of our course. It was a good socialising opportunity for everyone.

Fee structure was on the higher side, but the facilities and amenities provided were mostly good. The classrooms and canteen of the college are average. The library of the college is good. The college has 3 floors, good labs, own tier buses. So all in all, fee structure was feasible enough.

Many alumni visit our campus for multiple reasons. Some visit to be judge in an event/competition, while some share their personal journey to motivate students. One frequent agenda of alumni meet is to promote start-up culture in India.

My admission was done on the basis of my MAT score. Though the cutoff for MAT was pretty high, my score was comparatively good. There are just a few good colleges in Gandhi Nagar which offers an industry oriented MBA program and UCET is one of them.

Our faculty was very qualified and had a plethora of expertise in the field of teaching. They made learning pretty much fun, especially with the live examples and personal experiences they shared. My favourite sessions were case study discussions.