Only for Poor

The admission process was hassle-free. There was no entrance exam required. I had to visit the administration two times for full enrollment. The first time was just to give an overview of the campus and submission some basic documents. The second time was for the submission of other documents and fee submission. The overall process was smooth. Eligibility is not specified anywhere but if I had to say.. >9 cgpa is a must for PUC and the same for BTech to get the desired stream.

The course curriculum is good and the faculty is well-qualified but the only thing is most of them are not good at teaching. I chose CSE ( Computer Science Engineering ) course as I have an interest in the field of developing software. The faculty and student ratio is very worse right now. Where there should be 10-20 faculty present, only 1 person is handling the work. Faculty are qualified enough and do teach properly to an extent. Exams were of moderate difficulty and used to be conducted on time but after the lockdown, the schedule's been a mess. The academic section has been constantly pushing the students and diminishing preparation periods for exams. It has been a mess, in short, all for covering up the 1-year loss.

So many companies visited our campus. they offer excellent salary packages. and our seniors had started their own company named vitwikindia. and not only this our senior not studying B.Tech had started a startup company named StuNxt.

The fees for candidates who have studied in the state itself is around 5,000 rs (for PUC) and a lump sum of 26,000 rs (for B.Tech), for candidates under the CAP category is 47,000 rs (per semester), for candidates from other states is 1,47,000 rs and for international candidates, it is 3,47,000 rs. I have joined under the CAP category and I haven't got a job yet.

While the classrooms, labs, and library are average in terms of the quality of infrastructure and facilities, the condition of the hostels is quite opposite. Sports and games facilities are somewhat average. There is an annual tech fest in February. Libraries have many books and there is a digital library too. Classrooms have LAN ports to access the internet with restrictions and a limit of 2GB. It also has a projector. For sports, there is a big ground and separate courts for badminton, kabaddi, and basketball. For indoor games, a big room is present. The gym and yoga hall are also there. Anti-ragging groups, Student Governing Council, music clubs, and dance clubs are a few of the groups run by students.

I always believe that Hostels are like a second home for students. our campus provides excellent hostel facilities. we have free wi-fi. clean bathrooms. they provide beds, cots, pillows, towels, etc. 4 members are allowed in a single room. for freshers, they stay in dorms.