Pre-Graduation review

The curriculum is both up to date and outdated at the same time. Some subjects have up to date information about the related topics but occasionally there'll be a subject every semester that has information from a few years ago, which can make it outdated. They should focus more on practical teaching methods or giving a demo instead of conducting theory classes everytime

There are many companies that approach our college to hire potential students as their employees. The placement department has the data of students who would opt for placements and would like to get a job after the work is done. Companies like Cognizant, Deloitte, Moss Adams, EY etc. Have hired several students from our college and even I got placed in one of the companies that came here for placements.

The yearly fees was around ?42000 and there was a mandatory bridge course what will be conducted in the first semester worth ?6000 more if in case the student hasn't studied maths subjects in their 12th.

First of all, there'll be events and fests happening almost everyday. If one fest or event ends, some other event handled by someone else from our college is hosted. So there's no shortage of events and fests here. The entire fest thing may get boring to certain people but the ones who are genuinely interested are in the majority. The library has large amount of books which can be searched using their computers to see if a specific food is present in the library. The classroom may look and feel boring but it gets the job done. There are several club activities that can help keeping the students active and help them interact with each other. These clubs will never let you feel lonely

I originally called the college regarding the admission and they straight up told me to apply for an Undergraduate course online. I did that and I accidentally selected the wrong course. So we visited the college ourselves and got the problem fixed without any issues. The 12th results came a week after applying to this college and we immediately received a message notifying us to come to the college and attend interviews. The interview was conducted by the respective lecturers of the course and they were well knowledgeable about it.

The faculty to student ratio is around 1:3. That is there are enough faculties to help out each student. There weren't many faculties that I straight up dislike although conflicts may arise due to miscommunication. I can't blame them fot for this honestly. There will be 2 internal exams per semester and one final semester examination. The internal exam performance doesn't matter much but can be considered as assignment marks.

There was only a normal interview with the experienced faculties and they asked some basic questions. They went through the marks card for 10th/12th and cleared some doubts regarding the inconsistencies in the marks. Other than that, everything went smoothly.

The students in particular are requested to leave the college after 5pm. There are certain exceptions to this rule such as having permission from the faculties to stay. The existing cafeterias are good enough if not excellent but the canteen is horrendous for their food and pricing. They keep changing management again and again, which still didn't fix the problem. The life outside of college is excellent as the college is situated in the heart of the city. Most gyms, cafeterias, restaurants etc. Are open till normal work hours. Most restaurants and cafeterias are just a walk away