Wonderful college that imparted me the education and responsibility.

College is of a decent standard though exposure to outside industry is a lot limited owing to probably where it is located. College management was good otherwise and the course had a decent standard and inculcated values.

There was no entrance test at that time. I opted for this college since I lived in the same town where the college is situated and so my educational expenses would be a lot less also not having to spend for hostel fee.

Course structure was more academic with little focus on research. All courses were taught only to complete the subject and for students earn good marks. I had the option to join Honors elective course where I had to study four more subjects and they were very good like Aeronautics, Hydraulics, etc. which were good. But all in all there is not much Research activity.

No, there was no internship scheme at that time in my college, being also in a town that is not well known for industry but more trading related.

When I graduated, there were only few Engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu and so the number of students coming out of Engineering is smaller for the demand and hence it was not difficult to get placements. I got many interviews and also some jobs immediately and choose the better of the ones at that time.

There was not much of any technical events. Cultural side, there was atleast the ones where the final year students offer part to the pre-final so those were memorable. There was on big Arts event where I could not participate since at that time I focused more to win on career not to fail but that event was very good. That cultural event is across most colleges around.

Fee structure was very very inexpensive at that time, if I remember correct I spent like only Rs. 500 per semester or so and is very affordable and since I studied as a day-scholar the expensive even further small to pay only the semester fee. I am not sure of the hostel fee but I stayed in hostel with my friends and they are generally ok and acceptable.

There is no scholarship or loan from college but I availed bank loan from Canara bank which I later paid back.

Gender ration is probably like men to women is 80 to 20 extracurricular activities included good sports where there were even some girl champions labs are good. There is not much politics. Ethinicity, race, religion are difficult to remember though there was definitely a mix of Hindus who are large in numbers and then some Christians and Muslims.

Hostel rooms are good, shared by 4 persons till pre-final, in the final year it is twin share. Food is generally good. since I was a day-scholar, I was not sure of how much fee for the hostel but I am sure it is not big and is very much affordable and especially for reserved candidates like SC, ST, etc. it is totally free.

There is Alumni network but they are all informal and every your past Alumni only seem to run their own year collected groups and even those groups are trying to dominate on their own ego rather to develop the group and keep them interested. My experience later turned to keep away from such Alumni as the intentions were not good of the whole group.

There was Internal exam with practicals for 25% and the balance 75% is to cover the theoretical portions. Labs were well established for practical work and exams. Labs are well balanced to the theory part and exams and so it was not that difficult.

Purely out of merit in the marks scored in the Higher Secondary Examination and I was selected for interview and then go PSG College Coimabatore owing to my mark ranking which is still considered a higher standard college than where I studied but I choose to swap between another student who got my college and wanted to go to PSG.

Faculty are qualified well to teach the subjects of their speciality. They were also keen and showed interest to teach, most of them and taught well. For example, some of the Mechanical Engineering subject staff are very good so I ended up teaching those subjects after joining work.