College review

I would say that they still have a lot to look forward to, a lot more improvement which needs to be done and also in conclusion, I would like to say that I've learned the following things from this college: Self-reliance, Patience, and Reciprocity.

The course is good as compared to other private colleges in northern region, they do prioritise syllabus and also extracurricular activities such as sports and debates/seminars. It has taught me a lot over the time I spent there, mostly given me confidence to speak in gatherings and have civilized healthy debates.

The placement drives could use a little improvement, which I think is very important, usually 3 to 4 companies will visit the college every semester for graduating student recruitment.

Freshers party, Hostel night, annual sports meet, debates, seminars, sangrila, Farewell parties and many more. Sangrila is the annual college festival which includes many fascinating activities for students, it includes fashion shows, dancing and singing shows and also gathers one or more famous singer for a show.

The fee structure is a little expensive for middle class families especially, but there may be different government scholarships which include tuition fee. Usually the fee structure ranges from 110k to 130k rupees per year (tuition+hostel) for engineering students (BTech)

No scholarships opportunities were offered to the students by the college, although government does offer scholarships for underprivileged children

The gender ratio is rather unbalanced, with over 70% of the students being male and only about 30% females. The campus population is quite diverse, with students from different parts of the country and from other countries as well such as; Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan.

Yes, I've been a hosteller from the beginning, and I do think sometimes they may be a little reckless in imposing fines, but in the long run, I would say that it's a safe environment for the students, and also there's zero bullying or hassling of students.

Seniors and alumni have been extremely helpful when it comes to various academic problems and also very helpful in extracurricular activities.

The admission process in my college was simple, you apply your 10th and 12th marks card and get notified if you are eligible for admission. The processor can take place with or without the help of a consultant. This might be helpful when it comes to facing problems in college tuition or mess/hostel and also in fee structure.

The total number of faculties in my course are about 25 which includes Head of department, Professors, AP's, lab assistants and other members. Professors must be PhD holders while AP's are usually Mtech postgrads. Usually, the professors hold out tests during the semester. MSTs are held thouree times in a semester and also lab experiments are done (upto 6)