Honest BBIT review from a BBIT Pass-out

As far as I know about the Polytechnic curriculum, It was perfect. Everything you should know to get your hands on CSE world, it was all there. Mathematics was proven to be quite problematic for me but trust me it wasn't that hard. The exams weren't hard either. Decent amount of difficulty and if you actually understood the concept you'd easily top the results.

Your final year project in this perticular course will be to build something. Anything. A website or an Application and don't worry you would've been taught all beforehand. Internship will be depends on the faculty honestly but i'd say you'll get fresher job ready after your graduation.

Fee structure was really good, as expected from govt facility. About 9500 for 3 years. There were quite financial aids as well like TFWS, MYSY and all. There isn't any official placement cell or something here but faculties have their contacts and few companies are called for the placement after diploma. So it's pretty efficient and appreciative.

Campus life was really great. Unfortunately, we had to stay at our home for about 1 and a half years due to corona so we didn't enjoy it to the fullest but whatever we did, it was the best time of our life. There were casual celebrations as well like any other college would have. Trust be told the library was just a place to write your unfinished assignments right before submissions but you could borrow the reference books. sports events and extracurriculars were also there - like cricket and football tournaments and Digital Market and all.

No entrance exams. I passed my 10th and directly got admission based on merit. Your merit will be generated from 3 primary subjects - Maths, Science, and English. Reservations benefits will be there, so if you're from general don't have too many expectations if your 10th marks are not quite high). The admission process was quite a hustle for me at least, since I'd have to get the documents and I mean a lot of documents to verify and travel 20-30 km and all so yeah other than that it's not really hard as well. there's a Xerox shop right in front of the college, so you won't need to worry about that

Faculty were honestly really good when i look back at it. I've done B.E. for about 2 semeseters and I'd say I liked the faculty better here. They weren't all super smart PHD holding professors but almost everyone knew how to teach. Every faculty was supportive and knowlegable.