College review

Though most of the curriculum is useful in real time applications, I feel that few of them are really irrelevant to what we actually need to learn when it comes to application in real life, feels like they made these just for filling the curriculum as they didn't find anything useful.

Though there's not many placements in this college there are many companies that provide internships in this college and I feel that's a good point as it can add to the overall experience of the candidate.

There are good placements in this college but it's only mostly for two courses like mechanical and electronics courses. The other courses struggle to find placements in this college as the companies related to that course rarely even come to this college during placements so courses like cse struggle finding placement opportunities here.

The yearly fees I paid is 1,20,000 for the college and I also opted for hostel since I am from Bangalore so the hostel fees is 80,000 making it a total of 2,00,000 but there is a Karnataka state scholarship scheme which though doesn't allot much money to other categories but it does give about 88,000 to sc or st category students.

The social aspects of this college I can say is a bit on the better side as they conduct a yearly cultural festival called the gold rush which lasts 2 days, also they have few subjects common to every course which promotes social service and also subjects that give opportunities for students interested in sports and the wide range of the sports is also a good thing.

The hostel is also just like any other hostel facility that is provided in other colleges but one good thing about this college's hostel is that the food is not slept on like in other hostels, the cooks here actually make efforts to make the food as tasty as possible.

I had applied to many other colleges in Bangalore but I got this college in KCET counselling and I also felt this was a good choice as it is located in a remote area as compared to the busy streets of Bangalore so it's a more peaceful environment which I feel will kind of motivate few students to attend college

The faculty-to-student ratio is really not that bad considering most of them are experienced teachers with few of them having completed their masters degree in the course they teach and there are 2-3 internals every semester and the marking really depends on the faculty that's correcting the papers.

The gym and cafeteria are really not what many people would expect but that's understandable because it's a college in a remote area. During the nights it is really peaceful in the college as the streets are not really that busy.