Rashmita Debnath's Review On Techno India University, Kolkata

The college life is full of events. There is some event or the other going on most of the times on the campus. The college conducts a cultural fest, but participation from other colleges is very less. There are two fields on the campus, but the same campus has Techno India College, Salt Lake and Techno India School also. Scholarships are provided to the meritorious economically backward students, and the college is very well-connected by public transport.

The college is trying its best to provide the students with the best faculty members. Most of the faculty members are highly qualified and have joined the university after teaching in some of the reputed colleges in the nearby area. They also arrange special pre-placement grooming classes. Teachers are very helpful and are always there by your side.

Faculty members are good and qualified, but a very big drawback of the college for non-Bengali students is that the teachers either teach you in English or Bengali. They mostly prefer Bengali. They say they don't know Hindi properly. They teach in English, Hindi, and Bengali at a time.

The infrastructure of the college is average. But if you think the college has a wide campus with garden, canteen, walkways, and a field, then you have to compromise because the college has nothing called as a college campus. It just has two buildings in which classes and labs are held. The college has a swimming pool which has mud water literally, and students throw beer and whiskey bottles into it. Apart from this, the college has a very big ground, as big as a lawn tennis court, where sports activities, fest, and freshers' party are conducted.

The best thing about the infrastructure is that the college is centrally air-conditioned. The library has an ample amount of books, and the college canteen is a little bit pricey compared to the nearby food stalls. Labs and classrooms are not as what you will expect after paying a fee of Rs. 81,000 for 6 months.