Dark Realty Of Gandhi Engineering College

Faculty
3.0
Placement
2.0
Course
3.0
Campus
1.0
College
2.0
Hostel
1.0
Adarsh Kumar Singh
Reviewed on Jan 17, 2025(Enrolled 2023)

Course Curriculum Overview

3

The course is similar to other colleges and updated as per the latest trends. The course is not good for real-life problems, and they just work on concepts only. 3 exams, two internal of 50 marks in 1hr and 30 min, and 1 semester of 100 marks in 3 hrs.

Placement Experience

2

Placements are 100% to say, but only 60% are placed here with around 3lpa The rest of them are placed by some mass recruiter of 2-2.5 LPA, and not any good company comes here the Infosys office is very close, but it still does not come for placement.

Fees and Financial Aid

Fee structure :- Tuition Fee: Rs. 112000 Hostel & Mess: Rs. 72000 Semester Registration: Rs. 3000 / semester Admission Fee: Rs. 10500 Scholarship for Meritorious Students: Rs. 0 They also charge for training for placements: Rs. 6000 / year

Campus Life

1

Bad clubs experience as it has only one club i.e. strays class which only supports music and nothing else not codding clubs at all students are boring and arrogant and does not try to coupon up with others

Hostel Facilities

1

Worst hostel facility this session, as the number of students increased, they are providing three students a room of 2 occupancies with only two beds. Worst college and taking a sane fee for it doesn't ever try to understand someone's problem

Admission

I chose this college because I was not getting into any other colleges and thought that it would be a good college, but I didn't find it good in any terms. I hated this college. the admission process is simple: just pass in 12 and appear in JEE mains.

Faculty

3

The faculty-to-student ratio is very low: For every 800 students, there is just one mentor, which is very low, and the teachers do not support students in anything new and innovative. I like Sunil Sir because he is very professional and always makes everything problem simple and clear We get a question bank from where we get passing marks question but still difficult for us to pass .

Night Life

3

Just a DJ night is good, which only happens 1 day in a sem just before an exam were every student dances on the floor with their friends There are no hangout places, only a mall DN Regalia, nothing else, a silent area, and a bar in k9 for birthday celebrations

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Gandhi Engineering College (GEC Autonomous) | Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Computer Science and Engineering)

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