Scsvmv University review

College management was good. College life was smooth, learnt a lot.

The course element is fair and covers the fundamentals. Industrial visit was organised to Hindustan machine tools. We were encouraged to take up inplant trainings and paper presentations. We were also encouraged to take part in various symposiums and events.

Some of the companies that had come for placement were cognizant and aqua pumps along with consultancies like co cube etc. Around 40% of students are placed on campus. We were given soft skills training to help with the placements.

Each department has its own tech and cultural symposium each year. Mechanical department held paper presentations and workshops every year where industry veterans or experts would visit and share their knowledge and experience. The symposium were usually inter College events with average of 3000 students participating.

Fees structure is very affordable. Its 28500 per semester on an average. College accepts payment via NetBanking or payment through bank. No additional fees had to be paid. College provides transparency in fees breakdown. The payment can be per semester or per year basis.

College didn't offer any scholarships. However, students below poverty line could apply for a fee waiver. Sports quota students has free hostel accommodation.

Gender ratio was 3 girls for every 10 boys. University was tolerant towards race, caste and religion and economic status as well. There were occasional cultural events from each department. Hostel day had gaming tournaments held. These included computer games, football and cricket.

I had opted for hostel. The hostel fee was 52000 per year and it included non stop electricity and food. The rooms were good and could occupy 2 minimum and 8 maximum. There was a hostel ground and table tennis table and tv.

There's an alumni network in Facebook and we are sent news letters periodically from the University. Helps keep track of the students even after completing the course.

Cleared AIEEE and got into the college. I was interested in physics and so got into mechanical engineering. The college had a very good mechanical department and lab infrastructure. For admission, I was asked to submit me school leaving certificate and original marksheet along with the semester fees, book and uniform fees.

There were around 20 lecturers, average qualification being masters in engineering. Few professors are industry experienced veterans and some guest lectures were also there. The professor's were well versed in the subject and helpful in guiding the students in projects.