Cusat is nice only

It is fine. The curriculum gives us so much stress it really prepare for the high stress we will eventually have to go through. The duration of one sem is really short due to covid so exams happening frequently.

There campus placements happening really very well, for computer science, fire and safety, IT, EC and EEE but for mechanical and civil the placements are mostly not in the core department. There are really high paying placement happening but that's probably in some other department like sales or IT.

I have to pay approximately 60000 per year as fees Since I have state merit admission I have less fees compared to all india merit and nri students. For me the fee structure is as follows:- Tuition fee per semester Rs.23620 Library fee Rs.210 Lab fee Rs. 545 Quasi fee Rs. 210 Extracurricular activities footnote Rs.910 Caution deposit Rs.1350 Matriculation fee footnote Rs.350 Co curricular fee Rs.140 Total fee Rs 27965 This is per semester. For sc/st candidates total fee is really low, around 1300 per semester.

The infrastructure is very nice and the social life is really good here. The night life is amazing. There are a lot of clubs which maybe engineering oriented or art oriented. Clubs here are very active and go for national level competitions. The NSS is very active here and a great way to get to know so many people.

I had written CAT exams which is the exam for admission to cusat and keam which is for the ktu universities. I had really low rank in keam but had gone to a ktu syllabus college. But it wasn't what I expected a college to be, it was strict just like a school and the campus was not that great but the people there were amazing. And the location of that college was not to my liking. Whereas Cusat was just what I expected. And I had friends living nearby.

The faculty are all very nice. They really interact with us and help us with academics as well as our personal affairs if approached. There are some faculties who just want to torture us but very rarely. The exams are a bit difficult here compared to other colleges in the state. We need 50 marks overall. We need compulsory 26 marks in sem exam, so if you have 24 marks as total internal mark we'll pass the subject.

The night life is great. Most of the people get out of their rooms at night. There are lot of food spots and tea shops all around the campus. Going for a tea is a nice and easy way to make friends here. There are places to just go and chill all around the place.