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The syllabus of Electronics Hons and Electrical Engineering is same but makes it different is how we perceive it. We study the syllabus with theoretical aspects while the engineers with practical aspects. We have a chance to opt for the 4th year, which only comprises of Research. One of the optionals is Generic Elective and if you take GE from same department for all semesters, you will attain a minor degree. The Faculties and whole curriculum is great but the other optionals require improvement. The other optionals only make the Student Life hectic, that stumbles the Student's focus from Course track.

My overall experience for the first semester at Hansraj turned out to be Great. The College provides Departmental as well as Extra Curricular Societies. The Extra Curricular Societies are very supportive as well as enthusiastic, providing a lot of exposure in events and competitions at other institutions. You will get to meet a lot of like-minded people at such events. The Campus is great too. Hansraj has one of the largest libraries containing fictional, non-fiction and Course specific books.

There are various clubs and societies which organises fests and various events to motivate students to get there inner talent out.The crowd is mostly from big families .The annual fest vaayu was a great opportunity for students to connect with peers.

The curriculum is very apt.It covers theory as well as practical concept.It includes moot court subject,ADRC subject which teaches us about real life world.College also takes for visits like jail visits and educational trip.Visits to court etc

The semester fees was roughly Rs. 11000, so that makes an yearly amount to Rs. 22000. This fees includes the tuition fees, registration fees, development fees, lab fees and few of the other charges. The admission and registartion fees is paid through online counselling which is just one time fee. Fees for the students that belong to any of the reserved categories is comparatively low. Apart from this therr are few government scholarship also available and financial aid is provided to those students who are eligible under the economically weaker section.

There is a good ratio of faculty to students, ensuring proper interaction. Teaches are easily accessible whenever help is requirerd for either academic queries or other assistance. Many of the professors were highy qualified and i enjoyed all those teachers concentrated in concepts and practical output. The course has a semster pattern where exams are held once in each semester known as final semester examination and also few mid term examination for internals.

Infrastructure ain't that great as one building and that too old. One playground is there and it is in the middle of residential area. So even fests like Tarangan is where students of other colleges are also invited. We also have an annual day celebration and is called Trishna. So, overall societies and all are good but infrastructure needs some more space.

At TCSC all B.com faculties are Phd and some CA are there. So their teaching because they have such heavy knowledge was also very heavy. Also, they pushed us to ask doubts and don't leave them until all are cleared. This went on for all three years and thus that is how I was able to clear Mumbai University tough exams with over 7 CGPA.

Placement of LDCE are decent, specially for core branches and IT related fields. Students become eligible for campus placement from 7th semester.many companies like TCS , Adani and some local core companies visit the campus.The average package is around 5-6 LPA and highest package goes up to 10-12 LPA depending on branch and company.around 60-70% students get placed every year, others go for higher studies or off campus jobs. After completing my degree, I plan to get a good job in my field and also improve my skills for better future growth.

Most faculties are good and helpful. Teacher to student ratio is okay, so they can give attention properly. Many teachers are friendly and students can ask doubts anytime. Some explain very good and easy to understand. Course is okay, covers all main topics. Exams are twice a semester with internal tests. Exams are not very tough, if you study normally you can clear. Marks are fair. Overall, curriculum is useful.

The annual function here is called Euphoria and it is held mostly in the month of October - November. Yes the classroom has facilities of projector specific classes. Various sports and extracurricular activities also prevails here like cricket, football, badminton, volleyball, and various cultural programs.

The fees for General Category is Rs. 30,000 per year and hostel fees is Rs.6000 per year. For other categories (OBC, SC, ST) the fees is Rs. 21,000 per year and the hostel fees is same for them also. Mess charges are variable and it varies according to your diet. The basic mess charge per meal is Rs. 60.

Faculties are very friendly and supportive they're help us to gain our knowledge help us to improve our project knowledge and they're trying their best to explain any concept there is very friendly nature with them. Our HOD Ketan Patel sir is our favourite faculty because he's good as a human and as a faculty also they taught us life lessons and everything even help us to improve our study there is no faculty that we didn't like they're very friendly even each and every faculty is friendly. There are 3 exams per semester 2 mid semester exam and one is final semester they are average not easy and not hard there are some selected students are fail in exam because they're not attending lecture and all

The course curriculum under GTU is fairly well-structured and provides a strong foundation in core subjects.In terms of relevance, the curriculum is good for understanding theoretical concepts and preparing for competitive exams or higher studies. Core subjects are explained in detail, and laboratory work supports classroom learning to some extent.The exam pattern includes internal assessments, mid-semester tests, practical exams, and end-semester university examinations.Areas that need improvement include updating the syllabus more frequently, introducing more industry-relevant tools and technologies, increasing project-based learning, and improving practical exposure.

Over 50 acres of campus and it has residential complex, lawns, trees, and sports complex with a proper hard court tennis court. Also, we have four blocks which Includes boys and girls hostel and a Premable which is a trademark of NLUs. Also location is off city and so outside voices just NALSAR and it's activities without any hamper goes on here.

Nalsar Hyderabad is best law college in India and the fees still is not expensive. Including hostels it is 3.10 lakhs a year. If I diversify it is around 1.8-1.9 lakhs a year for education and around 1.2 lakhs for hostel and mess. All fees need to paid seperately and the collective of all is around this much.

Overall experience is good all though college have many clubs and groups like amazon web services group , google developers group , international electrical engineers group and many more groups as well we also have an ignite cell which gives opportunity and chance to the new startups

College faculties are good College faculties are skillfull College provides placement opportunities College provides internships as well with stipend Classrooms and overall infrastructure is good All events and other curriculum activities are done by the college

So the overall experience of mine in this campus is that I really enjoy to study here because they don't only focuses on study, If you have other talents they will support you and help you grow, And there is so many clubs for students like IEEE, GDG,GCG

As of growing competition in tech fields like cyber security, cloud technology, artificial intelligence, software engineering, hardware engineering and many of them. Overall I liked my field and I enjoying it and faculties is well mannered and educated

It is so-so. Sometimes theyre very helpful, sometimes they make students wait for a longtime, making them go to and fro from teacher to teacher. There is no best or worst faculty yet, i think all are on the same level. There are two endsems in a year one that occurs after 1st sem and the other after the 2nd sem. The exams are easy and the course curriculum is very relevant

I cannot recall the exact fee structure but in 2024,we paid 28,000 and then last year we paid 31,200 so i think it grows by a hundred every year . I have yet to ask my batchmates about their fees. I think the amount of fees depends on the accomodity of the college

Our college have placement facilities for bright students. From 6th semester students starting preparations for placement interviews. Local companies and banks are recruiting our college students. Students who got distinction marks are eligible for placements.

After 4th semester students starting preparations for internships . Our college provides internship facilities to students. Students got experienced certificate after completion of internship. Internship facilities are open for every student.

Faculties are graduated from reputed colleges like IITs and MIT.They interact with students and encourage them to do good in life.They prepare us not onky for exams but real life battles as well.Teachers also train us for placements and interviews

Year wise fees is 1.25L which is affordable by many.They have low fees structure with quality studies.It includes registration fees.Overall my experience is good with sage University Indore and would recommend to others as well.

Total fees included hostel and exam fee was-6lacs total but due to education loan predefined installment I paid something extra 30k and when I asked management to refund it they respond very unethical despite being eligible for refund institute never refund my money. I followed up multiple times personally and over mail every time management mislead me with false assurance like next week, process is under approval etc Finally when I insist strongly the management response was extremely unethical and rude "DO WHATEVER YOU WANT MANAGEMENT WILL NEVER REFUND YOUR MONEY" I will strongly advise further students and parents to be very careful with fee payment and refunds specially if loan are involved ,don't trust verbal commitment from management -get everything in writing. Overall very frustrating and disappoinng experience.

Some faculty was good there but course structure is not industry and job oriented nor they will support you to study on your own they will tech or not you have to put 75% attendance here otherwise they will not allow you for exams.

The campus is quite big with a lot of extra-curricular and cultural activities happening across the year. Every festival is celebrated with pride and you won't feel homesick here. There are a lot of committees which can help you learn, collaborate, and grow as a team and an individual. The committes include Marketing Fest- MiCanvas, Music- Studio 7, Cultural- CulComm, Alumni- AEC, to name a few. There's a 24/7 Library called KEIC, which is a treasure in itself, quite literally. All the classrooms are air conditioned with ample light and techological support. There's fast wifi available on campus too. In terms of sports, there are a lot of sports available like football, basketball, lawn tennis, badminton, table tennis and a gym. The admin has recently made a 'calisthenics' park as well which's quite good too. All in all the infrastructure provided is quite useful and good.

Faculty at MICA are really good. The sections are divided well so that there are 50-60 students in each section. Faculties usually have a healthy and supportive relationship with students, and are quite approachable. Each session is well structured with good and relevant pre-reads, in-class discussion, and post-reads which are then evaluated through hands-on assignments, both group and personal, and examinations. The exams are usually divided into midterms, endterms depending on course credits, and are quite practical and approachable, based on frameworks, theories taught while also testing analytical bent of mind. Rational AI usage is also a major focus now, and faculties tries their best to incorporate the same in assignments, and discussions.

The curriculum also lets us opt for a minor degree along with our major degree. The curriculum has added VAC, SEC, etc courses to increase our familiarity with other courses and disciplines as well. This is how we can learn basic coding languages, financial literacy, and focus of personality development. The exams are taken four times in a year and two times in a semester.

My overall experience with the campus life has been pleasant. The sports society keeps organising events and competitions between campus students and I am pretty active in that. We get to play table tennis in our breaks from classes. The economics society conducts Ecolibrium, the entrepreneurship cell conducts startup bazaar.

The faculty of the college is really appreciable. All the teachers are friendly and always stand for students. They create a bond with students with their teaching style. Not only limited to curriculum they always guide with careers, life lessons. My course is B. com (Honours). I have 3 core subjects corporate accounting, company law and human resource management in 2nd semester. These all are relevant to the course and all according to NEP 2020. There are additional subjects GE,SEC, VAC, AEC which are also being taught nicely. Mehak khan mam was a very good teacher I had in 1st semester as she used practical ways of teaching by interacting with students as much as she could. In the middle of semester a test is conducted for 12 marks which are a part of internal assessment and assignments, group projects, debates, presentation are also a part of internal assessment for 30 marks. At the end of semester there is the semester end exam of 90 marks. Overall each paper is of 160 marks and it's different for SEC, VAC, AEC. The difficulty of examination is high medium to moderate. The problem is it's lengthy. The course curriculum aligns exactly with whats required in real world. Corporate accounting, Law and management are notable examples.

My experience is very much amazing in the college. There is not just study, but various sports played, societies, ECA, events, sessions. I personally liked many societies which help to develop overall personality of a student. The infrastructure provided for me is appreciable. They are genuinely very welcoming, interesting and appealing. There are countless books in the library. There are multiple divisions for each department and subject, which help students access them easily. It's very helpful for students who prepare for exams and study. The classrooms are all installed with smart boards and the benches are all new. They even have air conditioners for Summers. There are various events organised in the college such as inter College debates, poem, elocution, placement drive, entrepreneurship, Ecoverse, etc. which are of full interest. The college has an app easily accessible by students and faculty to check and mark attendance, marks, and any other message from the administration and faculty. In short, technology is great.

Faculty to student ratio is high. The relantionship of faculty to student is not that good as I've seen from many students. A very out of them is approachable. Many hardly cares about student's issues and are unnecessarily strict to the book. Mid-experience profs are very hard to deal with. Only some of the newest, just starting out their career of teaching and some of the very few senior most teachers are actually kind and care about their students. The exams are not low in no. but it is the least they can do so it is alright as per DU curriculum. Very few students fail to clear the exams but there should be nil in that category. The relevance of the course curriculum is not the best but it can be improved as it seems outdated a bit.

Range of books available is high but it is limited. You can access it easily from the library. The classrooms has one or two charging points and one projector but only a few of them work but that's it. Various sports are offered and the practice sessions are geld very early in the morning. Many clubs are there but not all them are renowned. Only one or two fests are held in college every year that is decent.

The campus comes alive during its flagship events, which are the highlights of the academic year: ?Anubhuti (Cultural Fest): Typically held in February or March, this is the largest national-level cultural festival of the institute, ?Effulgence (Technical Fest): This is the main techno-management symposium, usually organized around October or November & Twaran: The annual inter-college sports meet, often held in the even semester (early months of the year) College have? The Central Library serves as the primary academic hub, supplemented by individual departmental libraries. The infrastructure at KNIT is a blend of heritage and modern upgrades, and we have The Council of Student Activities (CSA) oversees a wide range of physical and creative pursuits. Student life is heavily influenced by self-governed councils and clubs that foster leadership like culture council, technical club, etc.

The institute maintains a faculty to student ratio of approximately 1:15 to 1:20 depending on the department. The faculty to student relationship quite good and easy to approchable to the faculties. I liked my soft skills faculty which is non other than Dr. Divya Tiwari , because she teaches in a way so that evryone can understand. My FELE Pro. Nirmal Bharti is the faculty whom i dislike because no can understand including me when he is teaching. There are 3 exams per semester which include 2 class test and a semester exam. All the three exams are easy to score because all the questions are come from notes . Approximately all the students clear the exam except 1 to 2 % . The course curriculumn is 80 to 90 % relevent .

The faculty members also known as teachers are okay. They are not well trained they are not much excited to teach students only the examinations are taken with seriousness and they provide to many assignments to complete they provide a relevant homework and assignment. The head of departments are only serious and they are responsible for the other faculty members work they try to maintain and the dignity of the college the semester exams are taken properly and they try to prevent any kind of mis happening and cheating There are computer labs were coding language are taught languages programming languages like C++ Java but there are not many on field campus placement only a few months regulators come and try to choose people but there are unskilled students

The curriculum is way outdated and not much of really use no artificial intelligence start not a proper programming languages are taught Charles babbage is a father of computer how is this important in India Semiconductors are short China controls majority of them there is no soft user interface software of India widely used in the world