Remarks
The course had no such eligibility as students who wanted to apply for our course, just had to have PCM in their 12th exams. The fees were a tale of merit and nonreligious students as merit holders got much-needed discounts while those with fewer marks had to pay some extra fees. The admissions happened in the nick of time as I was late and worried but the counselors over there helped me in and out and ensured my admissions in a short while.
Course Curriculum Overview
The faculties were geniuses and their qualification need no introduction as almost all of them were postgraduates from top colleges and universities in the country. Some of them also had the experience of working in top IT companies like Wipro, Mind Tree, and others. I was highly impressed by their teaching style as they paid more attention to practicals than the lectures,
Placement Experience
The final year students are approached by the TPP department and based on their skills and numbers they were provided the opportunity to apply for the interview. Not just our course but BCA and CSIT students appeared for the interviews for the same set of companies. IT companies like Infosys, Google, Wipro, and Intel among others have tie-up with the university and they take 100s of students every year from the Graphic Era.
Fees and Financial Aid
The fees were kind of fair to me because I don't see fees any lesser in any private universities. For girls, the university is anyways a boon because a 10% discount is upfront for girl students and then if you are a meritious student, you get various other scholarships too. Students with a score of 80% were waived off 10-20% of the semester fees.
Campus Life
The university events were never-ending as one event goes and another took place. However, the studies were still not disturbed because to participate one has to have required attendance and also the marks. Students with lesser attendance are not allowed to perform in the events as the education here is the pinnacle and there was no compromise in that.
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