So called Government colleges

Well, firstly applying for the college is kind of tricky, how to register online and how things will go on. Further, when the list of counseling, has your name you have to go with required documents between given dates and that was a bit smooth. Moreover, as a government college of Haryana, most of the time they are short of faculties, visiting faculties don't last more, and it's more like you just have to do things on your own. Secondly, they don't give enough practical knowledge, also they don't have enough or no instruments for some practical subjects. No educational trips are conducted for architecture students which are even mentioned in the degree. Overall, the fees of the college are comparatively less, but the crowd of the college is not so good, there is still a lot of homophobia among students, which is reflected in their actions. If you're seeking to learn, grow & you don't have any financial issues or you don't care about a tag of govt college, don't opt for this college.

I had an interest in this course, Faculty is always less if we compare to students, Well, since most of the teachers will try to complete the syllabus, there are very few, who'd really taught you and help you in understanding. You have prepared on your own and the exams are kind of fine.

The fee structure is fine. Considering the semester fees and hostel fees Well, they do provide scholarship, but they really do that or not, is in doubt The cost to study is fine as it's a govt. College The course is affordable

There are not many fest and events happening at university, although there is one annual college fest The library is although large, but the books are always short, and the required latest books are either one or 2 or there are none. In-studio classes, there are no lockers, drawings boards are dirty, no. of stools are fewer, only 1-2 projector classes are there, And there are sports events, social groups such as SWAT, Fine arts society, drama society, depending on the nature of activity there a no. Of societies with the help of these, the students find a good way to put their energy to use.

In a single room, 1 single bed, 1 closet and a study table with a chair along with a separate balcony. Secondly, there are common toilets which are often dirty. The menu is not so good, and the meals are just fine. The registration process for a hostel is on a first come first serve basis, if you can't get a single room, then you'll have to go for sharing. The locality is not so good as it is near Sonipat