Abhishek Jain's Review On The Northcap University - [NCU], Gurgaon

JEE main 2016- score 74/360 i was referred by my relatives for admission in this college. Though i was getting CSE branch in Maharaja Agarsen Institute of technology, which is a far better college than this one, but still i was forced into this college.

The course structure , however is quite good, almost following the pattern of NIT's , but is not sufficient for research. The course distribution is good, but there is not too much scope and opportunity in research.

Yes it does offer some internships. I am unaware about the general stipend and opportunities. But i am sure that the experience would not be such enchanting and good. The stipend would most probably be too low and the opportunities may not appear to be appealing.

Placements and job opportunities are average only. In CSE branch, almost all students get placed in different companies. Some of the companies that visit the campus are TCS, Infosys, Accenture, Deloitte etc. TCS and Infosys take students in bulk at low packages. Deloitte, however offer some good packages but it takes only about 20 students only every year.

The fee structure is as follows INR 1,12,500 per semester , which is very expensive for an average student. The fees are almost double in comparison to any other college. The fee structure is not at all feasible and is very expensive. Also there are not too much scholarships for students to help students.

No good scholarships are provided by the college. Scholarships are offered only to students scoring GPA above 9.5, which is very difficult for any average student. Loan facilities are also not provided. Anyone who wants a loan has to avail it by their own.

Campus life is good. There are many activities and clubs in the college. The gender ratio is also good. you can see many girls and boys from different parts of delhi and gurgaon. Some are also from haryana and other states.

The hostel facilities are not very good. the food is bad and the fees are high. The hostel seats are limited and the rooms are generally 4 sharing. Hostel students have to get their own AC/cooler on rent and pay their bills. Most of the students do stay in PG's. The rentals are around rs. 7000 to 12,000 per month.

The exam structure is good. There are two minor tests and then one major semester exams in the end. In between, there are some online tests, class tests, quizzes, etc. Also there are lab sessions every week and lab exams in the end. There are also tutorial classes every week for tests and are also meant for clearing doubts. In a semester, it seems that there are exams every month and you never get much free time from the exams.

The faculty is experienced but not as good as expected from an private engineering college. Some of the faculty members are new and are inexperienced. The main focus of the faculties is only to complete the course in time and nothing else. We don't get to learn too much from faculties. Even some faculties have inappropriate behaviour towards some students.