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Feasible. About 8000 per semester. It was very meagre amount compared to the private institues offering the same courses. Fee wax taken one time for a semester. Eitger throigh cash or through bank slip. And tge bank was right outside the college. So it was fairly easy to get the banking work done.

Course structure is very nice, ranging from theoretical aspects to the mathematical aspects too. They also teach you subjects like econometrics whicb help you get into research fields later. Overall the curriculum is excellent. It is one of the best designed curriculums in the field of economics..

High standardized test scores can have beneficial results in three ways. First, those high testing candidates who apply for financial aid based on need may receive a more generous financial aid package; that is, more outright grant and less loan or work study award as a recognition of their test results. Second, close to 80% of colleges and universities today award merit-based grants to outstanding students with high test scores. This means generous grants irrespective of financial need in order to attract these students to their campuses. Third, students can qualify for the generous state merit-based scholarship programs on the basis of high test scores in the event their grades do not meet the cut-off number.

Campus Life -Gender ration was around 40-60 women and men lab and Library is really good they have limited sports option within campus although. However they have these clubs - marketing, HR, communication, finance etc which is student driven. There was not much ragging at my time. It took place initially but soon they took strict actions against it. Cultural activities are plenty. There is not politics within student groups. The management is too strict at times regarding monetary fine and timelines.

Really speking, at that time the course content is excellent. It covers each and every subjects in that field.for my field it is electrical engineering.but after 3 rd year, we have some lack of teachers in some subjects so some of the topic is not so clearly completed,but we tried for self study and we achieved it.For practical purpose, we didn't come much more in contact with the ee power system equipments only.other practicals are good.

Campus life is amazing.actually i want to say that,if any person live 4 years in our college then he can live any where in the world. because of atmospheric condition available in our college campus.Truely i am saying that my college atmosphere is excellent to live a life and learn the life.Gender ration is almost equal.you just ask anyone which Extracurricular activities is remaining,no one says that this one is remaining.

I was preparing myself for CET by attending coaching classes conducted by TIMES. Once done we attended the CET test conducted and selection was done on the basis of ranking in CET exam. Procedure for admission was done in CET councelling. We decided on the colleges which were left out and selected the one which was best of the left. We had to pay the fees amount in the councelling itself through demand draft and rest we had to pay in the college. Once we selected the college we visited the college and they provided the forms and all other stuff to. The procedure for admission through CET was not that complicated but it was well organised and I believe none of the students would have faced any issues. There were councelling going on in two places simultaneously by Vishweshwarya institute of Technology (VTU). I don't actually recollect the centre but it was one in Bangalore for sure and the second was was probably Dharwad

The university for which the college is affiliated was VTU. Syllabus compared to any other university were best in VTU which was one of the factor for us to choose CMRIT which was affiliated to VTU. The structure of the course was quite well. It was well organised in 4 semesters and each semester was a add on to the one which we had learned. There were projects to be completed and we also used to have lot of assignments which made us to do a lot of research and find the way outs. In total the syllabus were perfect.

Campus life was good when it comes to education, debates, symposiums etc. However if you talk about diversity, during my tenure the ratio was roughly 90:10 which was really less. There were countable girls in our college that led to so many fights because not every lion can get his mate, so to say . MaM college has been notorious for thesebkind of incidents. Mostly students from Arts sections weren't much into education and more into becoming heroes for the miinimal diversity. The administration didn't do anything to change this image of he college. In fact even the political unions of students were into such actions of supporting goons n all. Sometimes I have seen outsiders coming in and beating up the students over simple incidents.

Campus life was good when it comes to education, debates, symposiums etc. However if you talk about diversity, during my tenure the ratio was roughly 90:10 which was really less. There were countable girls in our college that led to so many fights because not every lion can get his mate, so to say . MaM college has been notorious for thesebkind of incidents. Mostly students from Arts sections weren't much into education and more into becoming heroes for the miinimal diversity. The administration didn't do anything to change this image of he college. In fact even the political unions of students were into such actions of supporting goons n all. Sometimes I have seen outsiders coming in and beating up the students over simple incidents.

The college celebrates a number of cultural events with our biggest festival being Vivacity. We also have Plinth (Tech) and Desportivos (Sports fest). Along with that there are a number of other small festivals along the year which relieves the students of the studying and give a chance of enjoying. There are also a number of international conferences.

Great. A number of companies visit the campus and they all offer decent packages. We had visit from Amazon and Microsoft GS division which offered 15 LPA (+10 joining) and 9 LPA packages. A number of companies offered packages ranging from 5.5 - 8 LPA and we also had companies offering less than 5 LPA covering the entire spectrum of students.

After I got rank card from UPSEE based on this counselling was conducted at different phases so that student could choose there desired college and branch based on various feedback. After this process i was alloted Electronics and Instrumentation(EI) Branch in first counselling and alloted college was Anand Engineering College subsidiary of Sharda Group Of Institutions(SGI) from my various filled choices.But i was little unaware of this (EI) ,so i consulted my friends and they also reacted like what is this???? Then i was in blunder and wanted to get out of this.So at last re-counselling date was announced and in that i was alloted Mechanical branch in Anand engineering College.The reportong date was mentioned in allotment letter and should be reporting at AEC.on specified date i reached AEC with concerned documents and fees and i was surprised to see college infrastructure and number of student.The admission department verified my full document and accommodated us with good hospitality.I was from 2009-2013 sessions.

Gender ratio was good if we exclude Mechanical and Civil Branch. Diversity was remarkable as there were students from different parts of the state and region. At every specific day and eve there use to party. Workshop was conducted from administration in which experts from specific use to be invited from various other institutes and organisation. Cultural, Technical, Sports meets Fest were organised at regular duration. Keeping in mind each and every aspect of the composition of student there were various provision to fulfill there needs.Some times there was external influence from which students get radicalized or diverted from main stream like alcoholism,drug,local government election parties etc so college administration use to have effective collaborations with local police to handle this problem.

Gender ratios very with departments because in MECHANICAL Department we hardly find girls in class.in my call no girls was there.In computer science or information science Department we hardly find boys. There is no racism or religious based activities.We can't see here any politics. Very frequently workshop are conducted by college on different topics. I had been attending workshops on robotics, Dtsi engine, etc. Local students are more but we will definitely find at least 10 students out of 100 from North India.

Usually CET forms need to be filled in February or March.After completing the 2nd PU exams we need to arrive for CET exam.Results will come in May and we need to choose the colleges which we prefer and After selecting the college we need to reach college for admission which will take one day process.just need to pay college fees and CET Acknowledgement form need to be submitted here.

Campus life is so awesome. We'll love to be a part of it. Even though boys are more in count discrimination is not seen here. But yeah, Curfew exists for girl students, After 7 they are not permitted outside of hostel. Every festival and events are well celebrated in the campus. Lots of workshops are conducted as part of IEEE, ROBOTICS INTEREST GROUP, AERO UNWIRED, UNWIRED. There are clubs like ISTE, MATHEMATICS, ADVENTURE CLUB, ENQUIRE QUIZ CLUB, IPF. 50% of the students are from Kerala only because of Home State reservation and the rest majority are Telugu guys. Politics is not there in the campus.

Ragam! It's the cultural fest of our college. It's in the month of March. It's conducted in memory of Rajan, who was a student of NIT Calicut, the then REC Calicut. He is said to be a victim of Emergency of 1976, died after torturing of local authorities. Every year it is conducted well and is improved every year. Increased crowd shows the level to which it has reached. TATHVA is the technical Fest of NIT Calicut which is usually in September/October. It is organised by third years and lots of interesting events are there.

Yes the college provides internship. You are placed only for one and a half months. And later if the firm wants to hire you, they'll offer you a job, otherwise you get kicked out. You'll get placed for sure but only for one and a half months. And you have to be very lucky to get placed in a good firm. I had a very bad experience. Some of the firm's are WB Studios, Design Cell, Shah and associates, Chaddha, Horticulture, etc. Mine was WB Studios and it was a horrible experience as we were only made to go to sites for those one and a half months. We designed nothing. We were only observing. Site visits are a very important part of interiors design but going to the site and supervising is not the job of a designer. Spending two hours on the site everyday is more than enough. The college inspite of knowing this, still places girls in that firm, and many other such firms. So pls don't expect much from the college when it comes to placements. And you get no stipend or salary to the company employs you.

All students get placed. But you might have to wait and wait. You will be sent for interviews till you are placed somewhere. But like I mentioned earlier, you don't get a job. It's an internship of one and a half months. No salary. No stipend. And no guaranteed job. If you want, you can also get placed outside Kolkata. There's no guarantee that you'll surely get placed outside the city but the college will try it's best to. Two girls from my college were placed in Mumbai. But again, it's was just for one and a half months. You have to impress your employers to get the job.

The first year was very good. I learned all branch subjects. Then in second year with the curriculum, I learned biology subject. In addition to that there was a subject called liberal learning. In that subject I was supposed to prepare a subject and present on my own to my classmates and parent teacher.

After twelfth board exam, there is an exam in Maharashtra called CET. Common entrance test. I got 172 Marks out of 200. I came second in Maharashtra in my category. I got 430 rank in general category in Maharashtra. Then I got admitted in this college for mechanical engineering course.

Gender ratio is around 65:35 (boys : girls). Workshops, Seminars, Guest Lectures and Extension Lectures are conducted on all topics to provide a platform for deliberation and knowledge sharing. Best industrial and corporate professionals are brought to the campus to bring the practical and application practices from the actual working environment and give extra input to the students on the current topics as well.

Fees structure is really feasible this is the only reason people from all around india force to join in the college affiliated to RGPV. I have paid around 36K per semister as tution fees whereas hostel fees , bus fees are extra. PD fees is also there which is force fully you have to paid termed as compulsory for every student to get enroll in Semister Exam.

One of the best faculties for journalism, in terms of experience, methods and detailing. Guest faculties used to be the top most editors of dailies, politicians and other news personalities. One of the best faculties for understanding libel and legal journalism. Jaishri Jethwani, Prof Jangid used to be one of the best in their fields.

Exams were more of an academic affair, we used to have practicals, for eg making a newspaper page etc. The entire curriculum was spread in two semesters, with practical at the end of both the semesters. Special emphasis was on practicals. Exams were not frequent as the emphasis was on gaining knowledge.

Campus life is quite happening, there are always events happening that are organized by some club or the other. Clubs range from branch-specific to entrepreneurship enthusiasts, arts, social service and sports. On campus there is a huge field and a recreation club, gym, swimming pool etc. Nearby there is a giant gym called marena which has a membership fees but has world class facilities for tennis, squash, badminton, gyming. Gender ratio differs from branch to branch. CSE branch enjoyed a healthy ratio of 1:4 i think

In conclusion, all colleges have their pros and cons. When i step outside, and think subjectively my college offered a range of experiences which i could not have gotten elsewhere. Certain aspects felt suffocating at times like the 75% attendance requirement and surprise tests which add a direct mark to the final grade. Which i feel somewhat reduced participation of some people in corporate competitions, fearing they would lose grades. But those who are enthusiastic did not let this affect them.

All courses and syllabus are maintained by BPUT. In 1st year all branches had to study same courses(common books & syllabus) after 1st year i.e from 2nd year according to there branches . As i said, i had studied IT. every subject was very interesting specially Data communication and computer network and JAVA. I had learn many things about computer and there network and about JAVA . I would one thing say JAVA is very depth and advanced language..In college every faculty are specialized in there subject. also i would say that java is better subject for research

As we know that, there are two semester in a year and each have one university exam of 70 Marks for each paper(in my college) at the and of semester,apart from these three college test were made by college. Each test for three month for rest 30 Marks which were included in final result of semester. And also every week we have to go to lab for experiment of different paper which have also marks included in final result.

One of my friends suggested the college name . He told me that ur is a good college i went with my friends to collect the admission form i collected the admission form .They told me to come after 3 days with all the documents and certificates than i filled up my form and submitted all the documents which were required though i was the student of the nes junior college i didn't face problems like other students cause i was from the in house than after 2 days i saw my name on the merit list on the notice board.

The timetable about the exams is already given before 15 days . All the exams are held properly.by all the rules.For 1day 1 exam is held .No type of cheating or misbehaving is allowed in the exam hall.The examiner whether it is a teacher or a sir always look after us .If there is a problem for some student that the bench is creating problem. The benches are changed immediately.Overall the exam is handled ina very strict manner without amy disturbance

The best thing about the college is that there is lot to gain from the kind of exposure you get from the varied kinds of people from different walks of life who have a lot to share and inspire everyone. Many lecturers are gifted and have a lot of knowledge to impart. And the worst thing is no one is ready to share irrespective of the fact that they want to. Lots of resources in the college to be utilised but due to poor management and lack of a good leader may not make it the best but still it is the best.

Fee is affordable and paid annually. Examination fees are affordable and paid before the examinations. There is a transparency in the fee structure and most of the fees were utilise for the degradation of the lab facilities which is a good thing. The government colleges did not have many seats for NRI quota so the remaining seats were usually considered free seats and were quite feasible.

The course is very vast .As by guiness book of records , architecture is the toughest course .And I agree with that .The course structure is good but compared to other states , not so satisfactory .We have many subjects like design ,construction and theory subjects as well ecology ,services which give us the overall learning exposure with practical as well as theoretical knowledge

Our college has an annual exhibition parishkriti .In which many architects are invited for their inputs and the whole yr work on the students us displayed in that exhibition .We have annual fest as well .And time to time seminars . As my college is a design college ,FD is also a course so time to time fashion shows also held

Notification was issued by institute immediately after the GATE results are announced. Sent filled-in admission for along with required certificates like proof of DoB, final degree obtained (provisional certificate) and GATE score. After scrutinizing the forms, institute called the short-listed candidates for written test at the institute. After conducting a written test, institute short-listed the top scoring candidates for admission into M.Tech program.

There were basically two events at the college. One is technical and another is cultural. Students from across the north east colleges attend these two events. Technical event involves some class room teachings, hacks and hands-on experiments such as robotics. While the culture festival involves dance, music etc.

First year is common course for all students, covering basics of Engineering viz, Chemistry, Physics, Maths, Workshop studies, basic electrical knowledge, basic Programming knowledge, engineering drawings and much more. From second year It's different for all branches. For Information Technology, They teach logical building for coding, database, automata theory, digital electronics, cloud computing, Artificial Intelligence, Computer networks and much more.

First year faculty of Atharva is good and if you attend all lectures you will have enough knowledge of that subjects. But from 2nd year faculty for only IT is good, some of them are MSc or PhD, and they are ready to solve your doubts, help you. Moreover you will be having one mentor from your 2nd year and they will help you with your personal and educational problems.