It's a good college ("if you really want to study")

The curriculum is well made and includes many things as of now to make you future-ready. Faculty members are okay. Not that interested and interactive in teaching. To study, it's the student's job where to study or how to study. In class, it is a 1:60 ratio, with one teacher to 60 students. The faculty are all masters in their fields, but have a bad teaching attitude and are not cooperative. Exams are held but no strict checking is made. Everyone gets 70-80% not more, not less.

The total fee is 250000 for 4 years, and that gets us to 60,000 per year + 2500(examination charges). + Additional charges for what services you use on and off campus, it is not nice let me tell you. If thinking about the scholarship, please don't think, the scholarship money is negligible, there is just a relief of 5000. per year if you scored more than 90 percent. On-campus jobs are there but not that great, the far you can go is 3-4.5 lac per annum.

Not much things happen in campus, neither even the people around are that fun, nor the administration wants us to enjoy it, it's like another school kind of atmosphere, not at all interesting. There are some clubs but Only for the brainy kind of people.. where they make projects which are not worth and are useless. Sports and co-curricular activities exist only on paper and doesn't happen in real.

By far, had a great experience in the admission process, yes there was an enterance exam and the merit list was made on then after, and I got my selection in the first list, cut off was at 55% for all people technically as a requirement, but on the merit list, last admission was at 60-65%. Eligibility is 12th pass candidates can apply. Reservation is also there, as of my time was 5% for OBC and 10% for SC/ST.