Internship in this college

More than 65 percent of the students are placed in the campus interview. The placement cell of our helps us a lot by imparting computer skills, mock interviews, career counseling, Communication, and English Fluency sessions for the students. Many companies come to our college every year for campus interviews. The companies offer a minimum salary package of 3.5 lakh per annum and the maximum salary package of 7 lakh annually.

The course curriculum is good and we learn a lot. We have labs and presentations very often and group discussions as well. My confidence level has increased a lot since then and I can boldly speak in front of a room full of people. Our faculty is highly skilled and dedicated in their profession. They teach us enthusiastically and listen to us whenever we have doubts. However, there are very very few exceptions but that is negligible.

I would say SRC is a great place to learn. It helps to develop interpersonal skills as well as academic ones. The environment is friendly and healthy, the kind you want for receiving proper education. It is one of the best in the locality.

More than 65 percent of the students are placed in the campus interview. The placement cell of our helps us a lot by imparting computer skills, mock interviews, career counselling, Communication and English Fluency sessions for the students. Many companies come to our college every year for campus interview. The companies offer a minimum salary package of 3.5 lakh per annum and the maximum salary package of 7 lakh annually.

The fee structure is feasible and almost everyone can afford it. The fee structure is around 40K for the whole course. It is divided into three yearly fee. The fee for the first year is Rs16,095 (10,095+6000). The fee for the other two years is Rs 12000(6000+6000) each. Though no proper scholarship is offered by the college but the students can apply for govt. scholarships. Even the children of ex-servicemen and SC/ST category students get scholarships.

The labs are well equipped. We had practicals twice a week and they made us understand the theory more clearly. There used to be occasional dorm parties, workshops, and other cultural events. I never felt any discrimination based on gender, race, or religion.