Ashish Kumar Rathour's Review On Truba Institute Of Engineering And Information Technology - [TIEIT], Bhopal

If you wants to pursue any technical degree and you did not scored well in competitive exams then you can try for this college in counselling and take the admission. As the placement percent and the teaching is good for the IT peoples.

My courses are not so easy you have to work for it, after every one year we are getting training on various applications or programming like python, Django etc. and for that we get a certificate of training. About exam it’s a cgpa pattern question which contains 70 marks in which we have to select five out of eight question,exams question are easy and you can easily get good marks only if you studied something

Placement is good,this time in 2019 some of the students got package approx. 10 lac/pa. Almost all of the student got placement but there was differences between packages because all student can’t get opportunity to settle in one single company, therefore different-different company and their different-different packages. Yes it’s provide internship recently I have done my internship in python and Django. It’s was good experience and I got lots of ideas about programs. Python language is good as compare to c++,c or java it is so because python understand your some languages like we daily use to say but in java everything have to be perfect than only it will compile. Overall python is good and it also saves time in writing programming

Fresher,Music, sports, dance, selfie contest,ramp walk, etc this are the events which are held in my college there’s is also a night party which is called Dj night but as we are students and we can’t celebrate whole

Medium. There are also some student which belongs to very poor family and some are homeless as well so for that students fees are minor but it’s good also helping someone is good. sometime in training fees get higher.

They provide a scholarship of complete fees if you are the topper of university. If you want some financial help in paying fees than they conduct an exam per year for all students in which you have to score a fixed percent of marks and you will be able to receive some scholarship. If you are SC/ST then you will receive a fix amount per year from the government.

Talking about extracurricular activities, you will get the exposure to showcase your skills if you are good in anything which entertains the crowd. But if you are really good in cricket or volleyball than you will get the maximum opportunities because Truba cricket and volleyball team wins the trophy in inter college competitions every year

If you behave nicely with the seniors, they will do every possible help. That totally depends on you, the way you behave with others they will treat you the same. But there is not such ragging, initially they will just ask for the introduction only

My college admissions story starts in 2018. I am a junior sitting in the high school auditorium with 400 fellow students. Six guidance counselors take turns telling us what we need to do to apply to college. We are given handouts so we don’t have to write anything down. I take notes anyway. Let me explain. I'm a good kid. I get good grades in honors and AP classes. I always do my homework. I play three varsity sports. I lifeguard on the weekends. I am polite to my teachers. I listen to my parents. I drive carefully. You know that kid. The one with the untapped potential. I follow the college admissions checklist that is included with the handouts. I make an appointment with my guidance counselor who I have never met before. Mr. Butler talks to me for a few minutes. He hands me a list of colleges. He suggests I apply to a few Ivy League schools. I leave the guidance office proudly carrying a bright red folder…the Cornell University application. Mr. Butler thinks it’s worth a shot. (I have no idea whether Cornell is a good fit for me or how to figure that out. I am just excited that Mr. Butler thinks I am worthy of that

. There are also some student which belongs to very poor family and some are homeless as well so for that students fees are minor but it’s good also helping someone is good. sometime in training fees get higher.