Indus university

The college doesn't really help with curriculum-wise you'd have to work on yourself for it learning coding, internships, and most importantly experiences none of them are provided by the college. There haven't been any regular students who've achieved less than a 6/10 cgpa which is amazing if you wish to go abroad for further studies. The teaching methods are not great since a professor teaches from different textbooks some provide notes depending on the subject but could use regular assignments and assessments. The exams are pretty easy to crack if you go through the previous year's papers. There's always one subject that gets an outside paper you're most likely fucked in the subject since the teachers don't teach you enough to be able to answer those questions you'll just have to be attentive enough and smart to go through the subject.

There are barely campus placements not for everyone but for selected students, they don't provide any support for those who don't get placements. The ones who get placements have a per annum income of 4/5 lakhs.

The tution fees and exam fees add up to 56,000 per semester which will add to 4.48 lakhs for four years. There are barely any scholarships available. There are a lot of black students coming from various countries some scholarships are available for them whatsoever none for Indians. The campus doesn't provide any internships throughout the four years but internships are compulsory after the first and second years also the fourth year, most students don't get an interview students above a cgpa of 9 tend to get college interviews with big companies but low-pay around 5/6 lakhs the maximum in twenty years has been 20 lakhs. The stationary may cost you 1000 per semester, travelling may be the biggest cost if you live in the city. Fees are to be paid on time or are charged upto 500 every week.

There are various fests, sports events, and lectures coming up every week for freshers. sports include basketball, and football mainly the competition includes many more. The technology isn't the best but it's what you may require as per the subjects and the syllabus. The library has all sorts of books the reference books are provided in the syllabus those books are available in the library. One can take a book for free for a week later on are charged. The library also provides all the subject books at the start of the year if you want to opt for it most students don't since all the books are available in the library as well as online. It's a good place to study/complete assignments. The classrooms use boards in some while some showcase ppts. There are various clubs to join at the beginning of the year.

The cut-off was 60% in the year 2023 the cut-off tends to be around the same, JEE is not compulsory or mandatory to pass the board exams. The application form can be found on the website there are no application fees, you'll have to come to the campus once before your admission is finalized, application dates are provided on the website depending on the year. There are no reserved seats. The exams are held twice in one semester. mid-term exams of 60 marks 20 internal and 40 written exams there are 2/3 units in each subject. The exams are easy to pass if you focus on class and go through the previous year's papers. The weightage of the mid-semester exams is 60% while that of the end-semester exam is 40% the end-semester exams are of 100 marks with 4 units in each subject.

Most faculties are doctorates. They teach well and have a lot of experience but they tend to leave since the times are very long and the college is too far from the city. The teachers are very interactive and always ready to help. The experience has been great. The student-teacher ratio is very maybe like 1 to 100 but they tend to help whenever they have a free lecture or in the lectures itself.