Placement Season, College Life..

The course curriculum is actually quite diverse and changes according to the industry needs as it has been made for the students, to make them industry ready. It is going to be very helpful in real-world applications and further academic pursuits. The areas for improvement can be I can't think of any I am satisfied by what it is now and as I said it is changing according to industry requirements. Teaching method is also good. We are taught from pots, practicals, on the board and using case studies too. The frequency and timings of exams from my perspective are pretty good actually we get to have a day gaps in between exams and timings are also good. And in my perspective on their difficulty level, yes the exams are pretty hard.

Deshaw, tcs, Accenture, deltaX, Deloitte, etc companies. In these some have some and some are gonna come to the campus for the placement drive. The highest package a student has gotten in this semester is 22lpa from what I know and average will be 4-5 lpa.

In the last year the students become eligible for college campus placements. The companies that have visited and that are gonna visit are deshaw, tcs, Accenture, deltaX, Deloitte and many more. It is compulsory for all the students to do internship in the last semester so every student is gonna get placed. I plan on gaining some experience and then opting for my master's degree

Every year, the fees to be paid the college fees are almost 2 lakh. Everything else is free of cost you don't have to pay additionally for uniform, books,etc. there are 6 semesters in our course. Every semester we have to pay 96-97k.

There are many festivals that have happened and they are held every 2-3 months typically there are also workshops that are held now and then and many sessions on trending topics in the industry every week or 2. The library in our campus is small but you can find books on all subjects related to your course there. It is actually good. The classrooms are also equipped with good technologies. Some of the extra curricular activities that the college offers are badminton, box cricket, chess, football, swimming, gym, zumba, yoga, etc.

We are provided with basic facilities that every hostel has, a single bed, three sharing, table, chair, cupboard with a bathroom and a washroom, non-ac. Good ventilation. Meal quality I can't say it is nice or good but it is eatable just that. Admission is given on the basis of merit from the college exams in the hostel. The fees are not less too. The price is high.

I also applied to colleges in my state and the college I am currently studying in. I chose this college because it is one of the top colleges in India for the course I am pursuing and I got selected. The admission process of my college is like this - first you have to give a MCQ based aptitude test and if you pass then you go to the next round that is divided into two parts, first is you will be given a random topic on which you have to write about and the second part is PI. If you pass you get accepted. Both the marks are consolidated and then the students are selected.

The faculty-student relationship is very direct. We can approach the faculty with any queries that we have through email, in class or though the class representatives. The ratio is 1:40. I can't name the faculties there are so many actually every one of them is great in their own field. We got to learn so many things from them. Exams depend on the credits that particular subject holds for example it the subject is for 2 credits it will be divided into 30-20 marks 30 for external and 20 for internal. Very less students fail in internals but also not many fail the externals. The course curriculum is quite good.

My topic was on cyber security. For the interviews I was asked what I know, my introduction, why I want to study in this college and my interests. The test pattern was MCQ based aptitude test > written online test > PI. Every year the criteria changes. I prepared for these rounds using books, online websites, news, etc.