A good option for average graders

The curriculum was designed to provide us with basic knowledge of the topics we didn't learn anything deep about them so i think that is a problem because then u wont bag any placements due to lack of knowledge, my suggestion is that they should cut of some subjects and focus on only 2 programming language but in depth which will benefit the students in the long run

Faculty was nice , infrastructure was good but the due to the fact that the university is located approx 12km from the nearest metro it felt a little isolated . Fees is reasonable (a middle class family can afford it) .

My campus life was not so great because with my friends we couldn't go outside to explore as i said the university was situated in an isolated area , the canteen was big and had a lot of options from which one can pick , the library was great as it had all the books one could need to learn what u need , all the blocks were air-conditioned which was nice

Well to be honest i applied to this college because by the time i was looking for one only they were accepting , i think they need to change it as well because i was one of the students who joined in the middle of the ongoing semester which made it difficult for me to catch up

The faculty to student ratio was close to 1:80 by the time my course was completed, the relationship between the faculty and students was somewhat nice but i won't say that it was great , there was shukla sir in my second semester who i liked the most (he taught us Data Structure ) . The difficulty of the exams was moderate . The teachers used to stick to the curriculum designed so i don't think we learned something new

I wasn't living in the hostel so i couldn't tell u what the nightlife was like but the surroundings of the university was dull and quiet so i assume the nightlife may not have been great. The campus was safe at night no incident was ever reported.