My college in a nutshell

Well, there are many of those. Most of that I've already mentioned in this review. But I would like to mention that this college has a really good ambience to it. You would get to learn many things that you didn't earlier through other students. Be it academics or about life. Most of which you wouldn't in other colleges. And they would be really helpful.

The syllabus is not as good as I'd like it to be. It is more company orientated than being par with the modern day material. The exama are just of no use. They are more for cramming than understanding.

Many companies come for placement round the year. So, the placement opportunities are kinda okay. And about internships, companies do come here. But looking at the number of students and the vacancies in companies, the chances of getting a good company of your choice are pretty slim.

There are many events celebrated round the year. There are many tech fests, hack-a-thons here. The main fest is Saturnalia, which happens every November and is about 3-4 days long. It is a pretty interesting time of the year.

The fee structure is quite expensive. For me, it would be around 20 lacs for my 4 years here (including hostel and mess) which is much more than a government college of most other colleges in the country.

A 100 percent scholarship is available for the students with a high board percentage. There is also a scholarship for the students with high marks in college. The institution doesn't offer any loans but they can be availed through banks.

There anre many extracurricular activities that one can choose from. It is one of the pros of this college. There anre dedicated fields for each of them and the stuff if provided by the college. Labs are also good. Especially the computer labs.

The hostel has a nice infrastructure. There are not many facilities that are provided. But the facilities that are offered are not upto the mark. Laundry is no good. The mess food is sometimes no good.

Alumni network is pretty much non-existent. There are rarely any connections. It's like once in a while that an alumnus would come and interact with the students. And those interactions are usually very crowdy to be of some good.

First we have to give JEE Mains. Then fill the admission form of the college. Then there are rounds of admissions. Where we are assigned a branch by our preference list. If our marks are sufficient for the priority branch, we get that. Otherwise, the next preference is considered.

Some teachers are really good at their jobs and have an in-depth knowledge of their subjects. But just a few of the teachers are actually good at what they teach. Some don't even have the knowledge of the subjects they are teaching.