A good college if you want a balance of studies and fun

If I had a chance to start over. I wouldn't choose this college. That's my personal opinion. Many have enjoyed here and are proud alumni.

I won't say it's research oriented. It's more and more theoretical and less practical unless we take interest by ourselves snd want to do more practicals, there are no barriers. The campus placement is good and a lot of companies visit the campus. 60% of companies hire for non technical profiles which only students with no career plan take. However, 40% companies hire for technical profiles.

Placements are good as compared to other colleges in the city. Only 40% companies hire for technical profiles. I would say we must rely on off campus placement and self explored interships rather than relying on the college. The placement percentage is less than 50% in true sense no matter what they potray.

Okay so they have two main events each year. One is called blossoms which is welcoming the freshers and the other is called Razmatazz which is the annual gathering for the college. There is a sports week as well where mainly all kinds of sports are played. Indoor and outdoor both.

Fee structure I would say is expensive. When I graduated it was 1 LPA. But I have heard it has doubled since then. The accepted mode of payment is online only thourough state bank collect. You csn also go and deposit to SBI branch thourough state bank collect challan.

Yes. I opted for merit cum means scholarship by thour Government of India. The scholarship is provided by Ministry of minority affairs.

Sports competetions do exist. There is also s roborace competition. I didn't witness any debates inside college. Campus life is good in terms of crowd. Food is good too. Extracurricular activities are done only once per semester. All other time only studies.

Seniors disappear. I didn't find any help from seniors. Everybody is selfish and will never help you even if they can.

I opted because it was one of the best colleges in the city. For admission, I gave JEE mains and got admission based on the cutoff for college. The cutoff is not too high and not too low. If you scored above average marks in your entrance, you're good to go.

The lecturers are qualified. All are minimum post grafuated. Every department has minimum 2 phd scholars. Mostly all staff focus on clearing theoretical concepts of the subject and leave practical exploration to students. Besides, you get to visit industry once per year and they encourage certifications as long as you can afford to stay out of college on your own.