Genuinely

I chose this course because I believed I was good at computer programming and I was also very interested in learning more about programming languages. I like to code. Qualification of faculties matches the eligibility criteria for their application. Term exams are conducted as per the university calendar and are hard to pass if not studied properly.

I am now in semester five and have not done any internships yet. Although I have applied for one internship it is scheduled for January. This internship was referred by our tutor. So far we know that it is a good opportunity.

Students are eligible for campus placement from S7 onwards. I am not updated about any other details about campus placements but I think there are a good number of students getting placed. I am planning on getting my master's degree abroad.

Fees are not quite affordable if you don't have a scholarship. It is not fully worth the money either. Placement companies are not that great nor are bad but somewhere in between. Major students opt for interviews outside, not the placement opportunities.

Personally, life at college is not like I wished it to be. Overall it is okay. Tech Fest occurred last year after 5 years. I'm a sports person and had so many expectations about my college in terms of sports but here if it's an individual event and you have previous experience in that field then you can practice it on your own.

Hostel facilities are great for girls since they are newly constructed. For boys, there are only limited rooms available. They are provided PG near college via college. Girls are not allowed to stay as PF and the hostel timings are also very strict.

I was allotted based on my KEAM entrance exam score. I don't necessarily want any improvements in the admission process. Although the reservation criteria are a problem for the general category students. In my opinion, it should be based on family income and pass percentage.