Reality of my college

There was not specific decision I just want to be an IT engineer so I just choose B.Tech in Information Technology and I like computer engineering I like code and problem-solving challenges thats why I choose B.Tech IT.

Fees is paid semester wise before the next semester Starting. Some Faculty is good but college more like a school not a college, their will bi heavy restrictions And the fines is to much. So, i suggest you want only study you can consider this college otherwise you can choose another better colleges. Thank you

My Campus life becomes sucks,there will be 0 social aspects club involvement is good,infrastructure is ok , and there many events happening in event session like freshers event and mestros event and many other event also happens.

The charges of course is low and budget friendly and the I want is also available in this college but the placement is so well the during the admission one the facility members told me that every thing skill in this field if you have skills you can get a better job from this field.

Some of the facilities are good interaction with student but some are only came do things they want and went their staff room. Specially HOD of B.Tech (Information Technology) Mr.Neeraj Gupta,he didn't support in any things he just only want money nothing more then that. B.Tech I department HOD is not supporte HOD compared to other department facilities and HODs.

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Gym is not available for day scholars And cafeterias are ok but the food is not good Library is good and only place that consider as better place in college I don't know about the hostel because I am a day-scholar student. There was no hangout place near the college you everwhere is only crop fields .