Average College

The course feels unnecessarily streched and could easily be completed in 4 years instea of 5. the college provides only a foundational base without preparing students for real world. students are left to take initiatives on their own to pursue site visits and hands on experience. its during the internship that most of of the practical knowledge is gained.

as such there is no placments in architecture. but our college has taken initiative for placements in this feild. placements starts after the exams are over for the last semester. package is same as market , if you apply independently direct to the comapny , you have a chance of getting better package.

The yearly fees was around 1,22,000 which included tuttion fees , lab fees, development fees, and other charges. However it is important to note that we were charged these fees during our intership period and covid also despite not having access to labs. Aditionally, the fees increased approximately 5000-7000 each year for the new batches.

the college is small , there is no ground available, but there is a badminton court at backyard of college where all students hangout. as such 2-3 events happen annually, and sometimes the farewell of final year students is also skipped.

primary reason was the proximity of college to my home. other colleges would haev required 1.5 hours of travel one way, and in barch program, time is crucial for balancing course work, studio work and projects. also at time our college had best of professors.

faculties are good, faculty to student ration is fairly balanced. Faculties were approchable , but their engagement varied. most of the students manage to pass the exam, even the students who dont know basics can manange to pass