Review

The course curriculum is well-structured and relevant, but some topics feel outdated. More practical exposure and interactive teaching are needed. Exams are fair, but technical subjects can be tough. 8/10.

Internships start in the 6th semester with companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Dell, offering roles in development, analytics, and marketing. Stipends vary (?5K-?20K). Projects focus on real-world problem-solving and research applications.

Placements start in the 6th semester. Companies like Accenture, TCS, and Microsoft visit. The highest package is 29 LPA, the average is ~4-6 LPA. 90% get placed. Planning for higher studies after graduation.

My College Fee Structure Review (KCET Quota) For my course, the KCET fees are ?97,000 per year, and the college fees are ?20,000 per year. Fee Breakdown: Tuition Fees: Included in KCET fees Caution Deposit: (If applicable, refundable) Registration & Admission Fees: Covered in the initial payment Development Fees: Part of the college fees Lab Fees & Other Charges: Included in the total fee For students under different categories like Management, SC, ST, or OBC, the fees might vary. Scholarships & Financial Aid: There are merit-based and need-based scholarships available, such as: Merit-cum-Need Scholarships Government & Private Scholarships for Reserved Categories

Campus life is vibrant with great ambiance.Library is well-stocked, classrooms have smart tech. Sports & clubs (coding, music, dance) make it engaging. Great overall experience! Many clubs are there u can join

I chose Presidency University for its infrastructure, faculty, and placements. Applied to other colleges but didn't get my top choice due to cutoffs. Admission was via entrance exams and merit-based selection.

Faculty and Teaching Quality: The faculty at Presidency University is well-qualified, with a student-to-faculty ratio of around 18:1, ensuring good interaction. Most professors are approachable and supportive, though some rely too much on theoretical lectures. A few stand out for their engaging teaching methods, while others could make classes more interactive. Course Structure and Exams: Each semester has two major exams: Mid-term and End-term, along with internal assessments and practical evaluations. Mid-term Exams: Held mid-semester, relatively easier if you stay consistent. End-term Exams: More comprehensive and slightly tougher but manageable with regular study. Passing Criteria: Minimum 30% in both exams and 40% aggregate to pass. Exam difficulty varies; technical subjects can be challenging, but overall, they are fair.

Nightlife is limited as hostels close by 8 PM; the library, gym, and cafés shut by 8-9 PM. Hangouts include CCD, Hatti Kaapi, cafes,Elements Mall. The area is fairly safe but not very lively at night.