Decent Academics, Average Placements, and a calm campus life

1. As the tech industry is growing rapidly and Ai grow very fast that is why I choose btech cse as I have interest in it. 2. As I am in 1st year the level of programming language learning is good however you build your basic in language so it will help you in future for industrial applications . 3. In my opinion there should a active coding club present in our institute so that every body participate well and should try to integrate new curriculum too despite of C language in first year,like about Ai etc. 4. The exam is conducted after a month of previous exams and difficulty level is moderate.

The internship opportunities at Accurate Institute of Management & Technology are moderate and mostly supportive in nature. The college encourages students to do internships, especially in the summer and final year, but most internships are self driven or supported through the training and placement cell rather than being fully campus provided.Students usually get internship opportunities with small IT companies, startups, local firms, EdTech companies, banks, and sales/marketing organisations. Common roles offered include software trainee, web development intern, digital marketing intern, HR intern, business development executive, data entry, and operations intern. Some students also apply for internships through platforms like Internshala, LinkedIn, and personal references with guidance from faculty. Most internships are unpaid or offer a small stipend, generally ranging from ?5,000 to ?10,000 per month, depending on the company and role. Paid internships are limited and usually performance based.

The placement scenario at Accurate Institute of Management & Technology is average, which is similar to most mid-tier private colleges affiliated with AKTU. Campus placements are available, but students should not expect very high packages automatically. Mostly, students become eligible for campus placements from the 6th or 7th semester, depending on the course and company criteria. Companies that generally visit the campus include TCS, Wipro, Infosys (off-campus support), HCL, Axis Bank, HDFC Life, ICICI Prudential, and some sales, BPO, and startup-based companies. Around 50–60% students get placed through campus, while others either go for off-campus opportunities, higher studies, or skill-based courses. The placement cell provides basic training like aptitude, soft skills, and interview preparation, but students need to work hard on their own to improve employability. My plane after completing my degree is upgrading my skill as much as possible and may be apply for off campus placement if I did not get better pay.

1. For 1st year the yearly fees is 1,45lakh For 2nd year the yearly fees is 1,40lakh For 3rd year the yearly fees is 1, 40lakh For 4th year the yearly fees is 1,40 lakh 2.The college not provided tution fee, registration fee, lab fee etc. for each category publically. However my tution fees is 5,65000 And registration fee is 11000 which is included in yearly fees and exam fees for yearly exam is 7500 rs. 3. My batchmates fees is differ due to different councelling like according to catogary some have 1,25000 rs yearly. 4. As college not provides scholarship directly the scholarship is given by up govt. For students who fill the the form of scholarship or have residency of up .Name of scholarship like up scholarship. If you maintain a good cgpa you have better chance to avail scholarship.

1. The faculty to students ratio is about 5:50 on an average . The faculty is good in 1st year and all are supportive and mostly humble however some of them strict so that student do hard work for their future. 2. There are many faculties like Dr. Surander baboo physics faculty is so experienced and their teaching is best. Tarun Sir electrical engineering teacher also best. 3. Mostly 1st faculties are all good and supportive and for all the teacher are good in my scenario. 4. In the college there are several exams like 2 to 3 sessional exam and a pre university exam conducted the difficulty level is moderate however if you prepare well you will definitely score full marks or good marks

Actually I tried many college in faridabad like Satyug Darshan but the thing is that in faridabad the industrial exposure are less and I didn't get good opportunity there but my budget is also not much . For better industrial exposure I move to noida where the only option is Aimt college which helps to give industrial exposure in less money because in greater Noida mostly college fee are 2 lakh or more that is the reason I choose accurate group of institutions . The admission process at Accurate was smooth and straightforward. Admission was done through AKTU counselling as well as direct admission (management quota) depending on seat availability. For my course, eligibility was based on 12th marks and entrance exam scores as per AKTU norms (like JEE Main for B.Tech or graduation percentage/entrance exams for management courses).

1. The faculty to students ratio is about 5:50 on an average . The faculty is good in 1st year and all are supportive and mostly humble however some of them strict so that student do hard work for their future. 2. There are many faculties like Dr. Surander baboo physics faculty is so experienced and their teaching is best. Tarun Sir electrical engineering teacher also best. 3. Mostly 1st faculties are all good and supportive and for all the teacher are good in my scenario. 4. In the college there are several exams like 2 to 3 sessional exam and a pre university exam conducted the difficulty level is moderate however if you prepare well you will definitely score full marks or good marks

The night life in and around Accurate Institute of Management & Technology is quite calm and disciplined, not very happening like metro city colleges. Since it is an academic focused campus, most activities slow down after evening. Inside the campus, the library, classrooms, labs, and cafeterias usually close by evening, around 5:30–6:00 PM. The gym and sports facilities are also available only till evening hours. After that, students usually return to hostels. Hostel entry timings are strict, generally by 8:30–9:00 PM, and late entry is not encouraged except with permission. Within the hostel, students spend their evenings mostly studying, using mobile phones, watching movies, or chatting with friends. There are common areas in hostels where students sit together and relax. Outside the campus, there are small local shops, tea stalls, and eateries nearby which students sometimes visit in the evening. Popular nearby areas like Greater Noida Alpha and Beta sectors, Pari Chowk.