Lords Review

the core subjects provided a strong foundation in computer application, covering essential topics like programmming , database, networking and software development. however some area lacked modern industry trends such as AI, DevOps and Cloud Computing,

The internship oppotunites was limited compared to top tier universites. You have to find it with your own efforts or have to wait until the placement arrival. Some departments had tie ups with local companies offering short term internship in filed like sales ,BDA,etc.

The college had a moderate placement rate with a mix of IT compamies, startups and mid-sized firms. Average package in my college was (3-4)LPA. The training & placement cell conducted mock interviews, resume-building workshops.

During my academic journey,I paid a Structured fee each semester, covering various charges essential for the course completion. Below is a detailed breakdown of the fess: Tuition fees: 12500 per sem Registration fees: 3000 one time Examonation fees: 1500 per sem All fee are same for the SC, ST category no discount given to them. GOvernment SC/ST scholarship option are available for the students. The fee structure was reasonable compared to other universities that time. For excat details, I recommend checking with college website or the administrtioan.

Campus life was mix of learning,fun,and personal growth. While the social scene and student activities were enjoyable, there was scope for improvement in industry expposure, modern infrastructure,and better campus placememnts.

Affordable Fee Structure : Compared to private universitesmy college offered quality education at a lower cost, making it a ore economical choice. The collegger was easier to commute to compared to other options, reducing accomodation and travel expenses.

The faculty at my college was a mix of experiences professor and young , dynamci lecturers. Most professors had strong subject expertise and were approchable for doubts. while some faculty members had industry experience, which helped in bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real world applications.

Since my college was not in a major metro city, nightlife options were somewhat limited but still enjoyable depending on the student,s preferences. For hostel students nights were mostly about group studies,casual chats and gaming sessions in common areas.