Knowledge needs no name

It was nice, helpful only problem I thought was of placements. I'm unaware of the current scenario hope they have improved it.

The syllabus was given by university and teachers adhered to it. they worked hard to make students understand the concepts and proper notes were provided. key points were highlighted so that students can score well. this helped me to do things in planned manner even when I started working.

During my time only 2 companies visited so for me placement experience was not good although college prepared us for placement drive through special courses organised. creamy layer of the batch was placed and rest all had to find their own. few internship was organised but I am not that much happy with the placements.

Events like robotics, online gaming, coding, painting, sports were held. one mega event of the year was conducted among all the college of the United group. it was a 3 day event ranging from cultural, technical and managerial. it had something for everyone in its bag.

Yes it was expensive. They charged 96K annually which had to be paid semester wise. deadlines were extended for the same. In case of admission there were few paid seats available. one can take form directly from college and apply. It was followed by written test and interview.

No I didn't avail anything. there was a scholarship scheme available which was run by university and UP government for the people of annual income below 1 lacs.

Campus life was joyful. we enjoyed going to college. boy girl ratio was 60:40. few workshops were held. sporting events were held every year. there was no discrimination on the basis of caste or income levels. there was no such thing called college union or politics.

We have a alumni group where even the current news of the college is posted. students are still connected to teachers knowing the well being of each other. they are helpful in cases like different people posts or shares job in various locations.

I got admission based on the marks of entrance exam, 12th and 10. this was followed by 2 round interview process one testing your technical knowledge and other one was personality test. I came to know about this college through my acquaintances who had already studied in other institutions of this group.

As per university guidelines each subject need to have 40 classes. in college it happened generally more than this. average age of teachers was between 35-45. all were b. tech qualified some were perusing/completed m. tech. every teachers did intensive self study to find ways of teaching the topics. No lectures did not gave any industry experience.