Its one the many sheeps

It's a regular college, nothing great. One of the many!

Because this is the only one I got and heard decent reviews about it. The course I wanted to pursue in here had a decent placement record and I spoke to a couple of seniors in there, they told me that it's a decent college. Plus also it's location is very prime, it's in the heart of the city.

The course curriculum was ok-ish. It comes from the University, so the college has no much say in that. Also, I think it has to be more of practical based and more project-based curriculum. This will make students more ready for the real world and give them a better insight into things.

No, it doesn't. Though I think it should and give students complete six months to go for internships.

Placement and job opportunities are really had or rather very limited. Students do not get ample exposure or training for that matter to become ready. Its like one of those thoughtless colleges which lacks a real mission or purpose at the very core and source from which the rest gets eliminated.

The college hosts an annual event which is cultural (I can't recall the name of the event), which spans for around 3-4 days and it's cultural in nature. It includes various activities like face painting, dance, fashion show, singing and many such activities.

The fee structure is different for everyone. If you are coming via lateral then it's quite an expensive affair, but if you getting through state level exam then it's very economical.it's quite expensive for many as a private level institute. Many people say so!

No! They are a money making machinery in the name of education. So it does not offer any scholarship or loan facility.

Not to me! There's no active alumni network that the college has, I mean the official one. However, hosting one can help.

Its categorized into monthly assessment, practical assessment and them the final assessment, which is Centralised at the University level. Also, the college and the University follows a system of two semesters each year. The exam structure is quite transparent and regular.

It was through my AIEEE and JEE exams. Then I directly consulted the college, for which after seeing my academic record, they took me in there and I even was interviewed by the HOD of my department. The process was quite smooth, though if you are a Karnataka local, you have to sit for the state level exam.

The faculty of my college or rather department was very narrow-minded and with a lot of unjust prejudice.