What Students Say
Likes
- My college faculty friendly person and support the students
- The quality of the infrastructure and environment of study
- The effectiveness of the placement teaching methods and mentorship quality
Dislikes
- Same time college unnecessarily rules and regulations
- Not given summer or winter break of mood refreshment
- Unnecessarily rules in campus and class room
Course Curriculum Overview
The course structure prepares students reasonably well for real-world applications through practical labs, workshops, industrial training, seminars, and major projects. Subjects related to design, production, automation, and quality control help students understand industrial practices. Team projects and presentations also improve communication and problem-solving skills. For students interested in higher education, the curriculum provides sufficient theoretical depth to prepare for competitive exams such as GATE and postgraduate studies.
Internships Opportunities
CAD modeling and product design training Industrial project work CNC and manufacturing-based applications Certification courses in SolidWorks Hands-on practice sessions and mini projects Such internships help students improve practical knowledge, strengthen resumes, and prepare for placements in design, production, and manufacturing industries. The college placement cell and faculty members also guide students regarding internship applications and technical skill development.
Placement Experience
The placement opportunities in the college are average to good, depending on the branch and students’ skills. Several companies visit the campus for recruitment in technical, manufacturing, IT, and service sectors. The college also conducts placement training programs such as aptitude classes, interview preparation, group discussions, and soft skill development sessions to improve students’ employability.
Fees and Financial Aid
The Tuition fees, caution fees, registration fees, admission fees, development fees, lab fees and the other compulsory charges during the course is 68057/- per year and I received 56600 scholarship from government for higher education to achieve my goal
Campus Life
My overall campus life experience has been positive and enjoyable. The college provides a friendly and supportive environment where students can interact, learn, and grow together. Socially, students get opportunities to participate in cultural events, technical fests, sports competitions, seminars, and workshops, which helps in improving communication and teamwork skills.
Admission
chose this college because it offered a good balance of academics, affordable fee structure, experienced faculty, and decent placement opportunities compared to other colleges I applied to. The college also had better laboratory facilities, practical exposure, and a structured curriculum aligned with university standards. Its location and campus environment were additional factors that influenced my decision.
Faculty
The faculty members in most engineering colleges generally include Professors, Associate Professors, and Assistant Professors specialized in different subjects of the branch. Their main responsibilities are teaching, conducting practical/lab sessions, mentoring students, and guiding projects and research work.
Interview Experience
Yes I did face Group Discussion or personal interview during the admission process. Admission was mainly based on entrance exam counseling, eligibility criteria, and document verification. Some basic guidance and interaction were conducted during counseling, but there was no formal written test or interview apart from the entrance examination required for admission.
Night Life
The nightlife around the college campus is generally calm and limited, which is common in most engineering college areas. Students usually spend evenings in cafeterias, hostels, nearby markets, or with friends after classes. Small food stalls, cafes, and local shops remain active during the evening and become common gathering spots for students
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