I am really glad that I did B.tech in such an amazing college!!

The college has constructed the course curriculum with proper planning so that the students don't find the curriculum stressful, There were two main exams each year which was conducted at the end of each semester.

There are very limited placement opportunities present in the college so there is a lot of competition for procuring the placements, these selections for placement is 20% based on marks obtained and 80% based on the interview given for the placement.

Our campus organises a lot of events like Independence day celebration, Republic day celebrations, Diwali , Holi etc. These events are hosted by the students in the campus under the guidance of the teachers. There also are various other events like inter-college competitions and exhibitions also.

The fee structure is very much feasible and students from all kinds of backgrounds can be admitted for the course easily without worrying about the fee, for B.tech,the fee for the entire course is 2 lakhs which is very less comparing to many universities offering B.tech

There are well-equipped labs which are in proper working conditions and there is a regular checking done to make sure all the dis-functioning devices or instruments are repaired and replaced immediately, Our college has a huge sports ground, to play and practice sports like cricket, football, etc.

We had to first match the eligibility criteria of the college for doing a course, I submitted my JEE main score and class 12 marks with my application form, which had to be downloaded and filled from the university website. Then a merit list was put according to the marks obtained, If our name was on the merit list, we had to go for a campus interview which was the part of the final selection process, if we did well in the interview, we are sent an email, suggesting acceptance in the university.

We have really great faculty members who help in molding us into better engineers and the teachers also being engineers guide us through their experience and knowledge. They encourage us to ask them questions so that we can understand better.