My experience with AAA

The admission process was very simple. You would need an HSC certificate and other necessary documents for a hassle-free process. There is no entrance exam but the HSC score really matters especially the subject domains. The college provided us with a 3-day orientation program which was a great start to college life.

I chose Electronics and communication as I was intrested to learn communication and satellite technologies. The faculty in my department was great, young, and active. They were ready to help us out anytime, as many of our faculty were young and friendly we had a good rapport with them. The department also consisted of well-experienced faculty who had in-depth knowledge about the subject. We have 3 internal exams and model practical exams for each semester that helped us revise better for our university exams.

Students from the last 2 semesters were allowed to attend the campus interviews. There were around 6 companies but most of them were BPO s which was not really close to our domain so many of us had to turn the offer down.

The college provides State councelling and admission through the Management quota. I'm not aware of any scholarship as I was not availed of one. There was no financial assistance or stipend provided by the college.

The infrastructure of the college was extraordinary. we had one annual fest and tech fest each year. The classroom was equipped with all the necessary equipment for a smart class. There were not many sport activites and types of equipment. Social groups like NCC were active.