Review of SEC

Though I am grateful to whatever the college has given me in terms of opportunities and the knowledge I acquired over the years still, there is scope of improvement in a lot of domains beginning with the placement cell of the college.

The syllabus is well planned. As a student, I had enough time on hand to do internships and build up my extra curricular activities along with studying on almost regular basis. For the final score, two internals and two examination would be conducted per year. While the main exam is of 50 marks, 30 marks is counted as internal assessment and remaining 20 is for viva and presentation.

For internship, I had to independently search on social media and use various sources such as my own network to grab on any possible internship opportunity. The placment in the final year is average as barely any established company comes with job offers. Many startups come for the recruitment process.

The fees per annum is Rs.40,000/- which is incredibly low for my course. B. Tech is an expensive course to take up in many colleges so, I was very pleased knowing that the fees was feasible. My parents managed to save a lot of money on my education.

Since school time, I had a flair for the sport, cricket which I managed to improve after coming to college. The entire focus of ECA is on sports activities especially cricket. So, I did not only have good coaches to teach me but, I was best batsmen in many competitions as well.

For the admission procedure, I had to give an entrance exam in which I performed pretty well. The exam was slightly tough so, I would recommend anyone to prepare for 3 - 6 months before. There are some technical questions asked otherwise, it is majorly aptitude based.

There are only a couple of professors who have been in the college even since it began otherwise, many professors join in who leave after a year or so looking for other colleges to apply at. There needs to be more permanent professors in the college.