SRM University Sonipat review

There are quite a few subjects which we could skip for becoming a cs engineer, like waste management(not e-waste, they teach how municipality works), yoga(idek why was it even there, people got failed in that too). other than that most subjects.were related to course excluding a few more. Labs are used only after you enter 2nd year, in lectures teachers use ppts to explain for most of the part

Placements are average here, though some students get lucky. highest package for last year was 30lpa and average was around 6lpa. TCS, IBM and many more companies participate in the placements. I plan to either land a lucky job through college placements or try for off campus jobs.

Tuition fees for my batch was 2 Lakhs rupees per year, library/sports/ special fees add upto 16000 per year. Exam fees is around 6000 per semester for my course. I had 25% scholarship scored from SRMJEEE which reduced my tuition fees by 50k for 1st year. I use University bus whose fees was 45k for 1st year, and now is 49.5k per year. Overall tuition fees has been increased by 50k for students taking admission this year in my course.

There is one fest organised every year in March. The freshers party is held around October. Other than that most of the events are workshops building a good intellect in students. Sports are not too shabby, there are events held for the same. and every year there is an event for college sports teams to participate for a week full of matches. There are clubs for everything here(gaming, dance, photography, music and much more)

I wanted to apply for SRM University KTR. I gave the SRMJEEE for the same, I got 4k something rank and had scored 25% scholarship there. But due to family conditions I could not leave home and go there for 4 years that's why I had to take admission in their sonepat university. Admission here is quite easy to get, you only need the basic requirements and most of things are handled by staff itself.

Faculty is fine for the most part. Faculty for main subjects like DSA, DBMS, Java and etc are abundant. But for subjects like french and German faculty is not available at all the times. Most of the faculty from southern parts of India are not very friendly, they're kindof racist towards students. They have the sense of superiority over students. The language barrier is quite a handful too as they have their own mother tongue and accent which makes lectures hard to comprehend. The faculty of northern parts is pretty cool with students. Their lectures are easy to understand. There are 3 exams every semester, two of which are mid sem tests which are covered of 3 days including 5-6 subjects(two exams a day). Then there are semester finals which are conducted of 100 marks which is then converted to 60 marks, excluding 40 marks of internal assessments.