No college life, only fun with friends.

The college management is very rude and not helpful at all. They would never understand the problem of a student and keep turning them away and most of the time you would feel that you are on your own.

The admission are direct. Either you can get admissions through UPSEEE rank or you can directly book a seat.-I chose this college because they offered me 100% scholarship.-Anyone can get admission very easily. There is no cut off of any sorts. Just pay the fee and get the admission.

The course curriculum is quite vast and up to the educational standards. The electives are chosen before handedly by the staff already, so, a student can have no say in that.

No company came to the campus for internship.-The students themselves had to fins the internships as there was no support from the college staff and a proper placement cell was also absent.

2-3 companies came and they were all start-ups. 1- QA Infotech (package was around 8-10k per month.)2- S2 Infotech(package was around 8-10k pee month.)

Only a college annual fest is celebrated. The venue is always the same every year, I.e, the Siri Fort auditorium located in Hauz Khaa, Delhi.Only the college staff and students are allowed to attend.

For Btech, the break up is as follows:1st year- 1, 10, 000rs And 2nd year onwards- 75, 750rs, So the fees is on par with other private institutes. But if you see the college facilities, one would feel that yes, it is very expensive and not value for money.

I availed 100% scholarship on the basis of my 12th marks. The college ran a scheme that year that whosoever has 90% average marks in maths, physics and chemistry, will be given 100% scholarship for all 4 years.

Campus life is very low grade. Most of the students are either from Bihar or the local gujjars. The gender ratio is very poor.In my class, out of 50 students, only 4 were girls. Hardly any workshops were conducted. No proper placement cell was present. The teachers were mostly localutes.

The college didn't have it's own hostel. They have a rented hostel around 2-3km from the college premises. The hostel is very good and so is the food and other facilities such as Wi-Fi, security, sports activities.The annual hostel charge is:around 70, 000 rs for non-ac room, & Around 80, 000 rs for ac room.

There is no alumni network. Rarely you could see any senior giving a good advice. I interacted with just a handful of them and the response was below average.

There were 2 sessional exams in each semester held monthly. After that pctical exams were taken. And finally the main semester exams took place which were conducted by the university itself. The exams were very stressful but if a student is regular, he/she can achieve a good result.

The faculty was below par. They could not get me interested in class and most of the times I just relied on self study. Moreover, no practicals were carried out. Only theory was stressed on.