Quite a decent college to pursue Architecture

College management is quite supportive and helps each and every individual in times of problem.

Course curriculum is quite nice, we enjoy every minute of it and learn a lot. The way the faculties teach and make us do different activities help in learning much more efficiently and innovatively. There are 2 semesters in a year though students have to go through semester exams twice in order to complete 1 year.

No architecture college takes the responsibility of placing their students. As it depends solely on the work of student.

There is an annual fest 'Sanketh'. Annual Alumni-meet 'Maitryee'. Freshers and farewell parties along with many guest lectures. This year SDCA extended their limits and invited 2 dignitories from UK in order to make the interests of students into the course.

The fee structure is quite feasible, and quite affordable in comparison with other colleges that charge way too much and provide not many facilities. The hostel compared to others is quite cheap too. The fee system is quite transparent, one always know where and how their money is being spent.

No, I haven't applied for any loan or scholarship program. Although there are scholarship programs from the university itself.

Campus life is quite nice, Both boys and girls are allowed on the campus. Gentry is almost okay. Different department buildings and areas allotted, so students don't mix up. There is a canteen in the almost centre of the college, providing seating 100-120 people at a time.

The hostel facilities are quite cheap when compared to many other colleges in the city. Free Wifi system (24hrs.), a 4-time meal in mess, sports and other equipment available, Gym for fitness and maintenance of students, Common room for students to enjoy and watch movies, sports matches and news on T.V.

Alumni network is quite strong, Annual Alumni-meet 'Maitryee' is hosted by the college to help the students connect, interact and learn from their seniors.

I got admission through UPSEE, the annual state entrance exam of AKTU. I was quite determined to pursue Architecture due to the interest and love I possess for the surroundings and mother nature. After clearing the entrance exam, through counselling one can get admission into the colleges they prefer, or the ones they are alotted.

The faculties are very genuine and helpful. Many of them are practising architects, thus they have proper and complete knowledge as well as field experience which they tend to pass on to the students each passing minute. Many of the faculties are pass out students of the college.