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The reason that I chose this course was because it is a research based program and offer greater emphasis on research. The happen twice each semester and curriculum is relavant to the course. This along with good internship and semester exchange opportunities offers a great real world experience to all students.

There are internships available with students as well as campus ambassador programs. A few students got placed in companies like DE shaw and Goldman Sachs. There are campus ambassador programs from companies like intel and matworks.

The fees being paid per year is 5 lakhs for tuition and 2 lakhs for the hostel and mess charges. This is inclusive of all charges of lab and library. There are scholarships available for high performers in board exams. 95 percent and above and for sports achiever. The fees for engineering is around 7 lakhs.

There are plenty of student run organisations inmates shiv nadar. Students get plenty of opportunities to take part in clubs and extracurricular activities which give a good opportunity to gel with our seniors. The classrooms are air conditioned and are equipped with state of the art monitors.

The hostels are twin sharing and quad sharing. Some of the rooms are equipped with air conditioners. All rooms have ceiling fans. Every hostel has a washing machine, 1 per 100 students, as well as a pantry equipped with toaster, microwave , an electric kettle and an electric stove. The mess serves breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as evening snacks and midnight snacks. The menu usually includes a vegetable with pulses, salad, rice, roti. There is an option for chicken as well on all 7 days for all 3 meals.

The reason I chose this college over other colleges was because of the global engagement opportunities that it had to offer as well as the campus infrastructure. This program also had greater emphasis on research compared to other programs. The process of admission included an exam called the SNUSAT. For the eligibility you had to have a minimum of 65% in class 12th in 4 subjects including English and maths.

The student to faculty ratio is small and the faculty is approachable during office hours and even afterwards. Dr Mandar Oak, Dr Qazi Azhad Jamal and Dr Komal Malik are all highly qualified and good at teaching. The exams as quizzes are moderate to difficult and most of the students clear the exams.

The college has plenty of activities to engage in after classes. Their is a well maintained gym accessible to all students and faculty as well sports facilities with well trained coaches. There are local hangout spots like SARC, CnD and AnB where students can get together and unwind and enjoy some snacks.