Palace campus, so far so good

About the curriculum, it's pretty much okay okay I would say because this is something similar to all colleges. But they are trying to give training for placements and all stuff. I love it. And subject wise also, it's helpful. Overall an 8/10

Many companys offer Top recruiters for BTech students include leading IT firms such as Amazon, Infosys, TCS, Accenture, Wipro, Cognizant, and Capgemini. Core engineering companies like Bosch, Mercedes-Benz, L&T, ABB, Honeywell, and Tata Motors also hire graduates from DSU.

I'm from KCET batch, so we had to pay approx 1.08 lakh per year and also we have to pay extra of 40k for all exams and such fees additionally. Its same for all depending on caste I think. And we'll, for management and comedk it's different and I'm not aware of it.

Faculty is good, classrooms are vast, students in my batch are good, idk about other batches yet. A lot of extra curricular activities, I'm unaware of sports. There are different clubs I can join to. Library is awesome, access is nice, can get lots of books. A lots of fests happen here too.

I applied to all top colleges, thought I wouldnt get, so I didn't consider it much. As though it's pretty campus, experienced faculty. In engineering, it's good. Happy choosing this. And it's through kcet . So this college offered me cse course.

Faculty were damn good for my 1st sem, it just ended. And I love their teaching style, even if one person is absent, they give alternatives immediately. Its pretty impressive. The ppts, sources they provide are good.

No, the process of admission included writing KCET EXAM, idk if there were any exams from the side of college. The portions of kcet was declared by kea board and it included 12th ka syllabus too. Kea decided this college

There are less hangout spots nearby college in general, I don't think we are allowed to go inside college at nights. Never went too. Its nearby highway, which is a disadvantage. Librarys stays till certain time , and then they close. You can only stay in librarys and not any classrooms after class hours.