I both regret and am happy for being at this place!!

Good would be few whereas bad would be more. I suggest the college to give more facilities for the students like Industrial visits, permission to participate in inter college events so that they get more exposure towards what they are studying. Sitting in the class nd listening to the lecture alone won't improve any knowledge unless they do it practically doesn't matter what the course is. My overall experience in the college was jus good.

I did not write any sort of Entrance exam to get into the college. If you are going under management quota they will ask you to pay some donation which you need to bargain for some extent and pay it then automatically you get in the college.

Mechanical ofcourse is a gem of courses. Practical learning is the only way you get to know the subject more. Though we didn't have enough practical classes we managed learning more in less time. Research initiatives are very big words for our college. As far as I remember there was no such activities.

Internship In my college never no way. They would not even start a topic like that, even if they start it by mistake they will never implement or talk about it next time.

Since I studied in Mechanical I will talk about only mine. There was 0 placements for us literally a 0. No core company came to our college for the placement. The only company was TVS-Harita which was conducting a training program for some fees in the college and recruited only those who attended the program. The number would be hardly 5 who got selected in the company.

Yes the college is costly. If you get in through councelling you are safe instead if you go through management then you are literally screwed. Their fees structure at sometimes you will never understand they charge 8000 for an year to provide around 12-14 note books which is totally stupid. I paid 164000 per year for college and hostel facility which was not atal worth.

I had like only two alumni meets for the whole 4-years which was of no use.

Faculties, yes they are qualified very few Ph.Ds and many ME/M.Techs. Speaking of experience, no not all were well experienced. They were interactive with students, which after a period of time became illegal to the management. I have no idea what was wrong in interacting with faculties.