The joy of Mahindra

VLSI is an emerging course in India. More or less will become the next big thing kinda like how CSE once was.i say the curriculum is pretty good. I do wish practicals were more than theoretical classes. There's an exam more or less every 90 days. But we do get a winter break of one month.

Students secure roles in companies like Microsoft, Deloitte, and Amazon. The highest package is 38LPA offered by EA sports and the average is 9lahks. Personally I'll be going to Sweden after my bachelor's inorder to get my masters in VLSI.

1000 for application fees.It costs 5,000,000 per year for every student.An extra 20,000 as a caution deposit. You also need to pay 20,000 for food. Doesn't matter if you're a hosteller or not. The fees are the same for everyone. Doesn't matter if you're air 100 or air 827636. If you get the top 10% in your branch you will get a 1,000,000 discount on tuition fee for the next year.

Aero and Aether the sports fest and cultural fests are usually in February. Every class has a projector. There's thousands of books in our library from normal story books like magic tree House to academic books. There is soccer,badminton,tennis, badminton and alot of other sports also. Every sport has a separate club and I'm apart of the chess club and on the university chess team.

This is the only college i applied to because I had a good feeling id get admitted. The campus looks amazing and it looks like a western University and the food is good too. For VLSI you just need 80% in MPC in your 10,12th boards. That's it. For cse you need 90 percentile jee or 1400 sat.

Every teacher is different but the majority of them are good. I can go and ask each and every teacher silly doubts and they won't judge me. The best facultie is probably the electrical teacher whose name is Gopinath. He's very friendly and explains very well. There's 3 exams every semester for each subject. Weightage depends but it's usually something like 25%,25%,50%. Depends on the subject but it's definitely harder than most other colleges. The course curriculum is pretty relevant.

There's a really big library, 2 gyms. Both open till 10:30 in the night. Day scholars can stay in campus till 10:30 without issue. The night curfew is 11:30pm. Most people usually tend to hangout in the mess or in random empty classrooms. There's also a separate paid cafeteria near school of law which has amazing fries.