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Electronics and communication engineering course is benifit for the students in future and almost present situation also they can get job on both sides software, hardware and this is the best course than any in engineering

In the college giving the internship to the branches and completing all students and submitting the internship process and the internship program means any details of water or air pollution or other. Issues on village facilities etc..

In the engineering the placement job gets in 3-2 semester and they are so many companies getting in our college for placement and the highest and average package minimum 5 lakhs per annum and students percentage on placements is 80%

In the engineering course there are so many branches and fee structure is different in all branches and in electronics and communication engineering course have minimum 80000,and hostel fee 50000,and other compulsory charges.

Yes our campus have many facilities, there are cultural activities and technical festivals, festival programs and fest program and annual festivals etc... and dance competition,club programs providing all activities and campus life is nice.

Hostel facilities are nice and meals quality and menu is nice getting best quality food and water also getting sufficient for students hostel fee also equal to the all students and hostel rooms are nice daily cleaning well.

In the admission process if we have getted seat on college than jvd we can get pay the fee but exams and other building funds,we have to pay.and branch wise the fee is different, and reservation benifit is not support in college

Faculty is good and they are teaching well,and approaching the students and getting students good percentage on semister exams and faculty being friendly to the students,and students learning more technology on their course

Since I don’t attend college myself, I can give you an idea of what a typical college's nightlife might be like based on general experiences! On-Campus Hangouts: 1. Gym: Many campuses have a 24/7 gym, especially in larger universities, though some may close by 10 PM. The gym is a great way for students to unwind, work out, or even join group fitness classes in the evenings. Late-night gym-goers often find it quieter and more relaxing. 2. Cafeterias: Most campuses have cafeterias that close by 8 or 9 PM, though some offer late-night snack bars for those studying or working late. These late-night options usually feature coffee, snacks, or small meals. 3. Library: University libraries typically close around 10