Universal College maybe good for you

As such people are great and seniors are helping. It's having a good amount of greenery and for people in Civil, it can be a good spot for doing some experiments that are not easy in city regions. In the first year, you might feel difficulty because of the mixed batch but that is the same everywhere. Labs have the basic necessity for completing the syllabus. There is some equipment really great and unusual for a young college. Only traveling is an issue although they provide bus I prefer public transportation more and in such a remote area you can't find public transport easily. I joined the college using the NTA site through normal procedures only nothing special. My sibling studies here so I just hopped on his reference. Although I already had friends in seniors before joining UCoE.

I wanted to make automated stuff as well as get a degree in Computer engineering, faculty are moderate with few exceptions. There are 2 faculty for every 120 students per subject. Most faculty are masters and some are PhDs. Exams were after 1.5 months with moderate difficulty

A student is eligible to interview from his/her third year itself. There are around 15 partnered companies including some big companies like LnT, Infosys, and infosec. Usually, 60% get hired by companies. I plan to have a startup and a job as well as keep check on Aao Code Kare.

Fees is hiked too high each year though for the last 2 years it hasn't hiked much. Nothing from college yet as scholarships or anything. You probably wouldn't mind this fee but I must say the Bus facility is too expensive.

We have a national-level tech fest called VYRO for bachelor students, jr. VYRO for 10th and 12th std students, and a sports and cultural event called Aurora for college students. We also have IEEE projects presentation and national level ITSA hackathon called hackstomp.