Should I go for IET Agra?

Definitely not, if you're serious about building a career. Let’s look at what makes a college worth considering.

Internship and Job Opportunities: There's basically nothing here. No companies visit for placements. Some CS students manage to get jobs, but only through off-campus efforts. Many get rejected just because of the college's name. The placement cell is pretty much nonexistent.

Student-Faculty Ratio: It's very imbalanced.

Academic Support: A good college helps students prepare for jobs and interviews. Here, there's no focus on placements, so academic support is lacking.

Extra-curricular activities: There are none. Not even a farewell party is organized.

Overall Infrastructure and Facilities: The girls' restroom is inadequate, and there's no water supply. The canteen exists but lacks food. There’s no ATM, medical facility, or anything like that.

Hostels: There's no boys' hostel. The only girls' hostel, "Samaj Kalyan Girls Hostel," accommodates just 60-70 girls and is in terrible shape. No proper food, the washrooms are flooded, and electricity is unreliable.

So, there's really no good reason to enroll here. If you want to mess up your engineering life, then go ahead. In the final year, we didn't even get the government scholarship because the college messed up the data.

In short, you end up struggling a lot and still don't get what you want, like a job. Only those who study hard on their own and seek off-campus opportunities succeed.

IET Agra has its strengths, especially in academics. I'm doing my Bachelor of Commerce [B.Com] here, and the faculty is generally helpful. The fee structure is about 13,200 per year, and scholarships are available based on attendance and family income.

However, one downside is that the placement opportunities aren’t great; many students struggle to secure good internships or jobs. That said, the campus does have a decent atmosphere with sports and extracurricular activities, making it a balanced experience if you're focused on learning rather than immediate job placements.

IET Agra might be a good option if you're interested in a Bachelor of Commerce [B.Com]. The fees are reasonable, around 11,000 for the whole course, and they do provide scholarships for eligible students. The faculty is quite educated, and students seem to have a good relationship with them.

However, I’ve noticed that the college doesn't have a strong placement record, which is something to consider if you’re looking for job opportunities post-graduation. Overall, if you’re okay with a more relaxed placement scenario and want to focus on studies, it could be worth it.

IET Agra has its pros and cons, but I personally think it's a decent choice. I'm pursuing a Bachelor of Commerce [B.Com] there, and the faculty is quite supportive. The college fee is around 5000 per year, which is pretty affordable. They also offer scholarships for students from low-income families, but not everyone gets it.

The curriculum is focused, though exams can be tough, and you really need to keep up with regular studies. Campus life is nice, with a good library and various activities, so if you're looking for a supportive environment, it could work for you.