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Things I love about Delhi Technological University - 1. The college gate: Yes, its true. Whenever I pass by the huge main gate of ours, a rush of pride surges in. The gate is magnificent and never fails to give a nice feel when we return to college after the vacations. 2. No Pressure: This is the best part about the college. Neither the classes nor the syllabus are nerve-wrecking. The syllabus, at least for the Mechanical Engg including the first year which has common subjects, is very relaxed and doesn't require a lot of time to cover. Here, you can just read for a couple of days before exams and still score decent marks. So does that mean it is making us lazy and reducing or hard-working streak that we gathered when where in High school? Absolutely not. Those who wish to obtain "great" marks, have to study. This is like it is easy to score 65-70% but is relatively tough to touch that illustrous 80. And this provides us with oodles of time to do our thing. You could sit down ad code all day, join a cultural team and develop your true potential, build a car or any sort of machine that flies and/or prepare for PSCs/CAT/GATE/GRE/GMAT etc etc without having to worry too much about your grades. 3. The Hostel life: Since only 15% students from outside of Delhi are allowed in the college and the hostel, I will tell you what the crowd's like, in general, at the hostels. We are a bunch of people who were good at studies, were lauded by our teachers and friends back in schools and were supposed to land up at IITs with great ranks. But, that didn't happen and no one here regrets it(well, a few bad apples are there in every basket :P). So, we are people who screwed up their high school so we have a ot of experience - In every field possible. We have done things so have a lot of stories to tell and a lot of courage to pull off certain suicidal missions. That makes the hostels the coolest place on earth. When I talk to my friends who read at "better ranked" colleges, I realise how boring their hostel life it and thanks heaven that I made it to DTU! The students at hostel are very talented and very supportive. 4. The Seniors: Well, I will speak on this point on the basis of my interaction with the seniors. See, there is a very unfair rule in the college that completely bans ragging. This rule completely impairs the senior-junior relationship which is a very, very important part of college life. As your seniors will be your best guides and often, great friends. I feel myself very lucks to have great seniors across all the departments. We hang out and party together and its awesome every single time. 5. Chilled-out teachers: You, surely, will come across some teachers in your 4 years here that would appear to be pure evil. But trust me, the majority of faculty are pretty decent and quite relaxed when it comes to following rules. Hell, my attendance was three times below the minimum required and still have no detentions. (Now, this is department specific. You should come to the college at least half the time to avoid any unfavorable circumstances) Enough said, teachers are great. 6. The Common room: Well, if the United-Arsenal match is on(like yesterday), the best place to be at after the Emirates Stadium is the hostel common room. So much energy and passion. This is the pace where the premier league becomes real. 7. The Birthdays: Every birthday here is special. Since, there are so few students in the hostels, the birthdays are even more special as almost everyone chimes in. 8. All Night Sports: Exam or no-exam. The badminton, the Table tennis and the street football goes on all night. And the sleep you get after those tiring matches are the most comforting. Inevitably, there are a few down sides like, the academic department often lags in it's works, the hostel department is prehistoric, the college is on the edge of Delhi and almost everything is far away but it doesn't matter much (Courtesy: DMRC), the college is a bit cramped due to the huge intake of students and a couple more that you will get to know here and there. So, all I can say is that the life at DTU is exceptional, enthusing, exuberant, ecstatic and the awesomest ever!

There are four festivals held in the college annually. These are- Technical fest, Literary Fest, Cultural Fest and Sports Fest. Technical fest this year was a great success as many students from all over Delhi/NCR came to participate in various technical contests and won exciting prizes. 24-hour hackathons were conducted in the college which was a great success as there were more than 100 participants. Literary Fest was conducted for the first time this year in which various literary contests and fun events were held. Many Writers and authors came to address college students about their life and also ignited students to work for the country. Cultural Fest in DTU called as ENGIFEST was a great success in 2017 and 2016 both. There was a footfall of people crossing 40K in the concert ground. Sunidhi Chauhan came in the LiveWire concert waving the crowd with her beautiful voice. On the second day, Lagori Band came for the Rock Concert and the crowd was enjoying their energy and voice. And how can anyone in the college forget the third day, the EDM night. Over 40K people visited the concert to wave on NUCLEYA's heavy beats. That day was memorable indeed. The Sports Fest called Aahvaan was a great success this year. People from delhi and nearby states came to participate in various sport events and some sportspersons came for a sports meet. Each day of the sports fest ended with a concert. This much explanation is enough to describe how awesome cultural life in the college is.

CET got a very beautiful campus with separate men's and ladies hostel. It got its own Akeshya lawn called the "Lovers Forest". An am-phi theatre, a main canteen, civil canteen, sports complex, cricket ground etc etc are some for the campus amenities. I used to dance for almost all cultural programs. There were gym and badminton court inside the sports complex. People used to play table tennis as well

Multinationl firms and Indian Maharatna companies were so enthusiastic about coming and recruiting students from CET. We had a super enthusiastic placement committee as well, who helped the companies to reach our college for placements talks. They were keen to help the junior students in getting trained for placement exams, group discussions and interview.

Gender ratios: pretty skewed in ECE/ EEE. A 1:10 Girl to boy ratio. Workshops: many workshops and opportunities to learn through IEEE, TSG and android techies societies. Cultural societies: Divine circle that organises Sikh festivities and "paths"Student diversity: atleast half the students are from the sikh community. Most people are accepting of others and friendly. I don't feel like you ever have had a fight over differing view points. When friends, some sikhs might not mind criticism of their religion. Obviously. Sardar jokes aren't tolerated. Being a DSGMC institute, sikh men are expected to wear a turban.

Fees Structure was bit expensive as compared to other Public Colleges offering B.Tech, but if compared to other colleges in the universities it feasible. Around 50k per year. So in total 2L for the complete courses. The fee structure is affordable by upper-middle-class people. Eighty-six thousand rupees a year to be precise. The college is a bit lax on the date for fee payment so don't need to worry about that. In my opinion, the facilities offered to make the fee justifiable.

My 4 years at RRCE have been almost amazing as I have not only learnt a lot but also got a lot of exposure through competitions, workshops and industrial visits. The faculty’s and management have been helpful and above all have made many lifetime friends and memories during my course period. Finally final year i have attended one international seminar i won the 2nd prize ...

I got through management quota so comparatively it was expensive yes, but nevertheless its worth every penny because of the good facilities available. That time i have paid semester wise per sem 35000 and final sem paid only 30000. i have check with all friends and branch wise few they also paid same. not less than me not greater than me :)

I have given UPTU entrance exam and my rank was 53000. According to my research, this was a good college. Admission process was based through online application form.

Prof. Pankaj Goel, Prof. Prashant Awasthi and Prof. Pakash Rajan are my favourite faculty members.. Teaching style needed to be improved.

I have given UPTU entrance exam. I opted this college because at the time of my admission, this college is on the top and had excellent placement. Admission process is based through online. After clearing the entrance exam and selecting the college according to rank , the counselling process starts and after checking all the documents I got admission. I remember only good incident, when I came in the college and when me and my father investigating about the type of college, then then the feedback given by the students, all was good.

Fluid Machinery, Machine Design - II, Dynamics of Machine etc are some of the course curriculum that I love.The course curriculum is satisfactory but it can be modify slightly by teaching and studying the concepts more deeply.

I took DU JAT entrance exam and my rank was 277.On the basis of the reviews of this college, I selected this college.. Admission process was based through offline and got the college in counselling session.

Annual fest, FIC fest, Sports events, Food fest and many more events are organised in the campus. College fests are very useful as they remove the semester's burden from the students.

Department fests, Annual fest, Food mela, Sports events and many more are organised in the campus. College fests are very useful as I was in the event management team, helpful in learning various skill sets.

I have not given any entrance exam, I got direct admission. I opted this college on parent's suggestion. Admission process was based through offline. Admission was on the basis of 12th marks.

Emblazon - Annual cultural fest, Techexpo - Annual technical exhibition and college level competition, Techfest - annual technical fest, Diaphine - Freshers are organised in the campus. Ever since I started off with the college, I was into organizing the cultural festivals and other events that used to be hosted by the college seniors. I was associated with the literary society of the college and has hosted a lot of events quarterly. Organizing these events being in the college makes you grow a lot as a person and brushes up your management skills. I have always loved doing it.

I freezed this college in the 1st counselling itself though I could've got a letter one. Both online and offline admission process were present on the university as well as the college level. When the 1st counselling was under process, I had to go to the college for the rest of the admission formalities. But there was some technical glitch over the website due to which my seat was not freezed. So I had to travel back to theUniversity to get it done, which could have been avoided if college would have done it from their side.

R.K. Sharma sir is favourite faculty member because he is so motivative. Visiting faculty have not time to teach and college faculty don't want to teach so it should be improved.

There are very few placements for Electronics. Average package is Rs. 3.2 lac per year. Samsung, HCL and many more companies visited the campus for the placements.

Placements are provided here. Axis bank, Kotak bank and many more companies visited the campus for the placement. Good communication skills and knowledge are required from the students to bag a placement here. There is Excellent ROI and placements with reputed companies.

Sports tournaments - Badminton, Table Tennis, Cricket and Fresher's party, Farewell party and All Festivals like Diwali, Holi, etc. many more events are organised or celebrated in the campus. College fests are very useful to interact and build team spirit.

I took MAT (95.2 percentile), CAT, XAT, NMAT and SNAP entrance exams but sore is not remembered. The faculty is very good, classes are interactive and there is a scope of personality development so I opted this college. Admission process was based through offline and it was good process.

Internship opportunities are provide here. Agrotech foods ltd., Birla sun life, Pay U and many more companies provide internships opportunities to the students to get intern but stipend varies in each case. Not hiring in bulk by a company because there will be some kind of dependency.

I took MAT entrance exam but sore is not remembered. I opted this because good placement and faculties; like we have the best IIM-A faculty.. Admission process was based through online ,GD and then Personal Interview. Actually when Somani Sir taken my interview and he ask me some mathematical problem orally and very quickly and little bit I was slow to reply means I was taking so much time to reply.

I love my college and I find a lot of improvement in myself so there is good faculty, quite good campus etc. I'm totally satisfy with my this decision. Still I'm trying day by day for more improvement in sense of personality development, communication part and personal grooming etc.

I don't have any bad remarks but yes, if I had an opportunity to be a part of it in any way, I would not stay behind. You never know the kind of learning, fun, exposure you gain, with that. I learn till now, and will continue to learn something or the other, till I can. My extrovert and open nature, my outspoken personality (though little) has come only during those 2 years. Before that I was very reserved, calm and bookworm.

Sorry, I don't remember much, after so many years. But still, I know, there were companies like infosys,ibm,TATA, etc and many many more and also the package was good for a fresher. Being a fresher, its profile and work experience that matters, not salary/package. Learning should be priority, not money. Once you have good experience, money follows.

Our university has a career guidance and placement cell for the students. It conducts workshops, training sessions for the benefit of the students. The placement cell organise campus placements for different courses with the help of the corporate.The success of This University students is very significant and impressive

Alumni network of MITCON is really huge and the Alumni are very well settled and who have started their own Businesses and they are very successful entrepreneurs currently. Every year college provides. Alumni meet where all the Alumni gather and give their precious inputs for the college well being.

The faculty of College are highly knowledgeable and friendly. One of our marketing officer is an international eminent speaker. We used to get guest guest lectures from international university professors. All the faculty used to have PHD. The faculty has real-time experience in their respective fields. Also all the faculty used to have minimum of 10 years experience.

We had a very good alumni network. Every year for the convocation my alumni team Used to visit the college as per the invitation sent by our juniors. They used to keep the communication time to time with the alumni. I didn't receive any help from the alumni as I didn't used to maintain much relationship with my seniors.

I can say that the faculty of my college is well qualified as they have an higher qualification and also an experience in the industry of which they are sharing the knowledge with the students. As there are some students who already have an work experience and an higher knowledge is required to address their queries.

the placements are good in our college. In my current batch Its been only 1 month since the placements have been started and there are already 55 students placed out of the total strength of students with 57 offer letters in hand with an average package of 5.4L. which I think is an good score so far.

Our college gives utmost importance to practical knowledge and this is achieved by the many industrial visits in the course curriculum and also the guest lecture sessions conducted by the college to improve our knowledge base. This is seen in the dedicated practical exams which is conducted prior to the end term examination in our college.

Campus life is great, not only you will explore the academic environment but also you will be provided a platform in various other aspects like the practical aspects, since the college has a state of the art practical labs and will also encourage you to take part in co-curricular activities for your future development.

campus is great with wi-fi in all labs and hostels,all sports facilities and an central library. There are canteens with great food. Infrastructure is improving with one more academic block coming. Gender ratio is fair with around 5 girls over 10 boys. The university is culturally diverse with students from Punjab, HP, Haryana,UP,MP, Rajasthan and Bihar.

Seniors here are very helpful and are there to help right from the counselling session.There is a society involved to interact with freshers and make them familiar with culture of college.The college has strict policy regarding to ragging. The alumni network is very good with alumni spread all over the world and connected to Mitcon in various ways.

It has a great diversity. There are students from almost all the states of INDIA and some international students as well. Each month there are many workshops organised through which you can learn a lot . Almost each sport is present here except swimming as there is no swimming pool. Gender ratio is better than other colleges . Many competitions are held here through which one can nourish his talent.

I haven't gave any entrance exam to be the student of this college . mitcon institute takes admissions based on your higher secondary examination result scorecard.Since i was stuck in choosing lower branches of business administration in private universities like mitcon , universal etc. So instead of taking a risk i chose Mitcon institute.