Don't go to college, Go to seniors!!

I have chosen this course because of the course syllabus and my curiosity about computers. I am from a non-medical background. The course curriculum was quite impressive because it teaches various programming languages like C, C++, java, HTML, CSS, js, python and some software like Photoshop, PowerPoint excel, SQL and in this course there are basically three core papers and the rest of SEC which is compiled for giving 4 company exams conducted by NASSCOM, the junior software developer, web developer, software developer and junior data associate, and the paper is around 600 marks consisting of several modules and the student must pass all the modules, then she'll be eligible for the gold certificate. It has categories above 70% gold above 60 silver rest of bronze and the minimum is 50 is any module fails to score 50 then one must apply for a re-exam. The fee is 800 INR. Apart from this teachers were very helpful, and cooperative. But after the cuet and nep it is changed.

Colleges as such don't provide many opportunities apart from placement fairs, I got my first internship as a part of the hackathon and scoring position in that but that was unpaid and by computer science departmental techathon. But you can get as per your connections with teachers and seniors, they'll help you a lot, I got another one from one of my references from a senior and it was paid and currently freelancing with one of the seniors.

It costs around 40000inr to study this course at my time now it's around 60 or 70. There is a placement cell on the campus so it is based on the opportunities but as my experience of the placement fair the stipend was not more than 5k and the salary is about 10k. And honestly, there were not many opportunities for my course, which mostly belonged to Bcom.

The infrastructure is good, It was quite neat and calming. There is also the GDSC Google Developers student club, I was a part of the Video Graphics and Animation (VGA) team and served this year as the co-lead of VGA. GDSC was established by my senior and it's really a good platform where students can learn more about tech and can get several opportunities with the events, and fests tracks. The classrooms are average like normal sitting quite spacious and ventilation is good too. The library is not that big but it has a good collection. It has many extra curriculum activities like 4 times every month. The campus has its own gym. two gardens and lots of flowers and greenery have playground too, the auditorium is not that big and good, building own hostels, also it has a cyber centre for students. As we got fewer chances of college because of covid so life was quite okay.

I Got My Admissions Based On Merit Cut Off Of the University Of Delhi, It Was Before Cuet So It Was Based On The Merit And I Got This College Kalindi College Which Is In East Patel Nagar In The 3Rd Cut-Off List