The best place to live and learn

The course curriculum is relevant as its the college where evry department is somewhere connects with the modern demand of tech, having almost departments in a single place give you the opportunity to find what you love and want to create a new future intigrating them. Exams are after 1.5months generally and its not as much loaded in terms of other activities. The best place to learn and live in short.

I am paying as 1lakh 53thousand and 140 ruppees per semester(i.e. for 4 months) and roughly similar fees in the next, the most variable part in the fees is hall fees as it varies with strength of the hall and there budget. The tution fee is fixed which is 1Lakh and except that 18000 is mess fee per semester, and remaining are like hall fees, gymkhana fees etc. I do not hold any kind of scholorship so its the maximum fees anyone pays. In the other categories if your family income is less or you are from SC/ST category then your tution fee will be 0.

We have three of the major fests. For tech its Kshitij, For social and cultural its Spring Fest and For sports its Shaurya. Except that we have one of the biggest asian libraries where you can literally access anything, it consist of more than 3 lakh books and basically i'm writing this from library only; classes generally tought from slides and you get the slides, so there's no worry if you sometimes forget to take notes, few professors still like the board method and that's genuinely nice. I am currently part of Student Welfare Group, which works for the academic help of the fellow students in campus. For sports you can literally expect the olympic level facilities for almost maximum sports, you gonna enjoy the first sight of our atheletics ground.

The basic and the first point which came into mind after sorting my interest is, its the best college in terms of ranking and proffesors for department in india+ i wanted a college where i can explore many things, as i am a very confused kind of person when it comes to choose a fixed career, so i'm still exploring my interests and figuring out my career and passion. The selection mode is currently that you clear JEE Mains then Advance and then there's an exam called Architecture Aptitude test (AAT) its just qualifying exam and you don't get any rank from it the advance rank will be considered at last

I like the point when i can simply ask every doubt with my proffesors without hesitation, basically we have more than 75% attendance compulsary so anyways you gonna go in class so its better if you focus as you can save more time of side husttle after class hours, i genuine started liking the curriculum now as i already try to explore new things in my 1st year.