The B.Tech life

I chose elections and communication engineering course because now this course is booming in current society and so many things are working with internet which are connected to sensors . So we will have more jobs in future . Some faculties are good in knowledge but some of them don't have much knowledge about the subject. We are a class of 63. The average qualification of our faculties is M.Tech. It's somewhat difficult to pass the exams but still if the student study well then they will definitely get good marks.

Our college fee is around 60400/-. But the students will feel burden to pay this amount . And we have got fee reimbursement so our fee will be paid by government . And sometimes our college will reduce the fee as per the student requirement. Overall college is good .

Every year by the end of January our college will conduct an annual fest and fresher's day party. This fresher's day party will be done by 2nd year students and this is quite good. And our library is also quite good because it's way more long and we have plenty of books to read everyday. And newspaper, journals and many other books are also avilable. And coming to sports every Saturday there will be a sport contest . There are soo many social groups which will handle by the students itself like NCC , IEEE...

Our hostel is 3 kilometres long from our college. In our hostel all facilities are good . And meal quality is also quite good the menu will be change by as per the requirement of the vegetables. Our hostel is not run by our college so everyone are eligible to apply for this hostel as per the availability they will allot a room. There plenty of hostels near by my hostel and as well as beside my college.

To get into this college the student need to write an entrance exam called EMCET. Our college cut off is around 60000 . The student need to get below that rank so that student will avail scholarship benifits . And some of the sc/st students will have more cutoff ranks . The admission fee is very expensive so it need to be reduced ..

Here's a sample response to your question that you can tailor based on your personal experience or the institution you're referring to: --- Yes, I did go through a selection process that included a Group Discussion (GD), a Personal Interview (PI), and a Written Test as part of the admission procedure. 1. Group Discussion (GD): Topic: “The impact of social media on youth” The GD lasted for about 15 minutes and was conducted in a group of 8-10 candidates. I made sure to enter the discussion early, contributed with relevant points, and also facilitated a few others to speak, which helped me show both leadership and team skills. 2. Written Test: The test included three sections: Quantitative Aptitude Logical Reasoning Verbal Ability It was a 60-minute test with multiple-choice questions. Time management and accuracy were key to clearing this round. 3. Personal Interview (PI): The panel asked questions related to: My academic background Why I chose this course/institution Current affairs and general awareness Situational and behavioral questions (e.g., “How do you handle criticism?”) They

Here’s a sample response for a question about nightlife and student life around a college campus. You can modify it to suit your specific college: --- The nightlife around our college campus is lively yet balanced, offering a good mix of relaxation, fun, and safety. Campus Life at Night: Library: Open until 9 PM on weekdays, with extended hours during exams. Many students like to study late here because it's quiet and well-lit. Gym: Usually closes by 8:30