Average education at minimal price

College fees is quite modest but quality is an issue which management should take into consideration.

AIEEE, couldn't get good college, so opted for this college due to long establishment and rational fees.

Average quantity was more important than quantity. Curriculum was not up to date as per industries requirement. Many subjects had hardly in role in IT industry. Industrial exposure was lacking.

No stipend offered, it was paid internship which I arranged myself by taking training in CMC Noida. Our college was not able to provide us internship.

Unlike teaching standards placement was average though I was not able to make to any company. Only approx 10 percent candidates could have made campus placement.

Each year on engineers day yearly event are celebrated in all spheres like cultural and technical. competition organised by Industry like Infosys was also held in college.

Fee structure my college is most laudable of all factors as it was very modest and cheap among today's time when education has become a full fledged industry. It was fixed.

Students who were from reserved category and father not employed in govt service are given scholarship but not general scholarship.

Extracurricular life are organised in college but not to that standard and knowledgeable as it should have been. Its more like a holy ritual which college organise for filling their prospectus.

Hostel charge and facility both was quite modest and facilities and room were also good. Food part need some attention to make more hygienic and healthy.

Annual alumni meets are organised but not as vigorously as it should have been. there is hardly any alumni network on social networking site. Alumni should be made aware of college development from time to time.

It was semester based exam and fortnightly test were organised for internal scoring. Labs were also mostly weekly.

In the first year teacher were comparatively good but in second year except few teachers like HOD madam others were substandard. This was the most burning issue.