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The Computer Science Engineering course is supported by a dedicated faculty, featuring notable professors like Prof. Shailendra Kumar Dwivedi and Professor Saurav Raghuvanshi. Despite the faculty's strong credentials, their teaching methods are often critiqued for lacking interactivity. The faculty-to-student ratio is an issue, ranging from 1:20 to 1:90. The course focuses on key areas such as AI, data science, and machine learning, although improvements in faculty for new courses are needed.
The assessment system includes frequent exams, which some students find overwhelming. Internship opportunities begin in the second year, while placement chances start in the third year. Major recruiters include Accenture, Infosys, TATA, and others. On-campus placements have reached a high of 25 LPA, with off-campus placements occasionally hitting 1 crore. However, placement rates vary from 20% to 45%, sometimes reaching 80%. The average package is around 5 LPA, though current economic conditions have affected hiring.
Prominent companies offer packages between 8 to 12 LPA. Students are eligible for placements from their seventh semester, and internships often come with stipends ranging from 1 LPA to 1.5 LPA, with opportunities at companies like Amazon and Microsoft. The college's annual fees vary by branch and year, from Rs. 83,000 to Rs. 1,21,000, with the first-year fee being higher. Fees decrease in later years, and students can pay in two installments per year.
Scholarships such as the Pragati and Medhavi scholarships are available based on criteria like JEE rank and family income. Tuition fee waivers and EWS quotas are offered for financially disadvantaged students. Fees increase yearly, and hostel fees are approximately Rs. 80,000. The institution's transition from a government-aided college to a university has impacted the fee structure.
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