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The curriculum gives you basic knowledge about the subjects, but that's all there is. It doesn't prepare you for any real world applications or for further academic pursuits. The course could be more uo to date and also more specific.

Some of the companies that came for the internship opportunities from my college's end we're Meraki advertising services, Salar news, and more. But weater learned after joining that these companies weren't allowed that were made out to be.

The placements in my college started way too late and they've mostly brought around average companies. The companies they brought around were very average, unlike the placements we were promised during the joining.

The total fee for the first year including registration and everything was 1,75,000. Apart from this, we were asked to pay for exams, events, etc. The total fee for the second year of the program ended up at 1,50,000 exclusive of exam fee, event fee, etc.

The festivals for our department we're very less as we were postgraduate students and weren't allowed to have fun. In term of cluns, it was the same. The sports and extra curricular activities were only for students who've always been in the field.

I chose this college over the other colleges I applied to because I got into this way earlier than the other colleges I applied to. And I had to pay the fee here before the interviews from the other colleges even started

In our department, the faculty were around 8-10 people who kinda went around in rounds. Our class was a class full of 60 people. I liked Sanju ma'am, Mahesh sir as they have never once been partial to anyone. I don't like Jesus sir and Bhargavi ma'am as they've always been partial.

The nightlife around my college campus is pretty boring as there are only restaurants near it. The only famous hangout place near my college campus is lalbagh garden and satkar hotel that's right opposite my college.