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Entrance exam for all NCHM Pusa affiliated institutes is conducted for joining this college. Allocation of college is basis your rank in the exam. Since I had a good rank, I got Bangalore.

No, the college does not provide internship but we have to go for ODJ training. I went to Meredian Delhi for my training and the stipend was i think 250 -500 per month plus meals.

The course curriculum is an well planned which also includes the industry experience which is much needed to get an hands on experience before joining any company. Also as it is an autonomous college the management also has the power to change the curriculum every year based on the industrial need which helps the student to get knowledge of what is needed by the industry currently.

In our batch the ratio of boys and girls is almost equal, it is 55:45. And as I have already mentioned there are many students from various states there is also geographical diversity in our college. I think it is good to have the diversity so that we can also get to know the nature of people of various regions which would help us in this global economy of work place.

The placement is not so good. Less number of percentage of students of our batch got campus placement. Not so many company came to there for campus recruitment. At that time TPO department was no so good.

Exam structure is good. Every month they take a sessional exam and according to that score student got 40 % marks in main exam. Main Exam was of 60 marks.and 40 marks weight age from recessional exams.

The faculty of the college specially in our department of electronics and communication was excellent. They were strict as well as supportive to all the students. They supported the weak students specially. Quality of teaching is good. The professors here are very helpful even outside the classes. Schedule seems hectic at times. Tests are conducted regularly and assignments are also given often. Quality of teaching is satisfactory.

This college had it all be it from education quality, research as well as extra curricular activities. It was indeed an experience and the college transformed into an mature individual. Moreover the Hostel Experience was a unique one. From fun to studies we had it all there and college indirectly was my home for 4 years.

Admission Process is simple - you need to first appear and score good marks either in CAT or MAT , basis on CAT /MAT score college will ask you for selection process. College selection process will be - Group Discussion , Plays to perform and 2 round of personal Interview. Group discussion will be on current affairs , business ,politics ets .they will make groups of 5 and start Group discussion. followed by some activities and then personal interview. College will then select candidate and based on your preferences will choose course.

Campus Life is very enjoyable and we as a student enjoyed fullest. First year in the college is tough as you don't get holidays , college timing from 9 am to 6 pm daily. Gender ratio is 40-60 (Boys -Girls) and your will get max no of student i will say 90% student outside location from- North ,south , east & west. Extra curricular activities are the part of student life in BITM , various festival and event are organised in college to boost your energy and have a enjoyable environment.

The gender ratio could do with some improvement (in our times, it was 90/10 - M/F). I understand it has improved now, but there's still some way to go. The college remains pretty chilled out so long as the students turn in their coursework. We weren't policed much. So, it made room for some really great friendships (and a fair bit of romance) to bloom. I'd say, it really depends on what kind of a batch one gets, that determines how your life at college will turn out. Some batches truly gel and remains detached of unnecessary politics, whilst others are heavily seeped into it. It is usually expected that you develop the maturity to deal with disagreeable situations. Personally, being a Bengali, I had a major issue with the locals (it's in Chennai, and so, no surprises that the College had a fair sprinkling of Tamilians) speaking in Tamil even in the presence of people who didn't understand the language. Otherwise, I think the college fosters some of the best experiences in terms of self development apart from the coursework (I learnt salsa while in college).

Great Lakes has signed memorandum of understand with several leading institutes across the globe (including Stuart school of Business, University of Missouri amongst others). The course curriculum essentially has two semesters with an internship in between. The first semester is a general coursework introducing the students to all streams of business (finance, marketing, operations, HR). There's an additional coursework on Philosophy which is a massive distinguishing point. Often overlooked in other institutes, this course forms a bulwark of business studies and is quite often the most loved course. The second semester moved into specialization wherein you had to choose your course electives based on which the classes were allocated. Usually these involved choosing one major elective and one minor elective. The Institute provides a great opportunity to its students to have their work be published in peer reviewed journals in leading publications at a global scale.

There are many technical as well as cultural and festivals are celebrated in our college. In the main technical fest students from different college have also cheerly participated. I also voluntaried for the technial fest. In addition, we also celebrate the sports week, during which we organize small tournaments of various games and give the prizes to the winning side.

Placements for some engineering branches are quite good. Many from other departments got selected in the various organization with good packages. However, only two or three companies came for the placements in my department. Some of my classmates took that as an opportunity and they went through the recruitment process and they even got selected.

The campus life is very good the campus is full of energy when a person walks in they would see some people dancing, some singing, some practicing for a fashion show, some rehearsing for a street play, some playing basketball and some just engrossed in their laptops trying to complete their projects. Jai Hind gives opportunities to everyone in almost every field from modeling to entrepreneurship, it's up to the student to avail the chance.

There are some very good guest lecturers like Mr. Kishu Daswani, Dr. Rakhi Sharma etc. The faculty is not the best it could be but it's also not very bad. Certain professors are extraordinary while some are alright. Dr. Rakhi Sharma, the BMS coordinator gives challenging case studies instead of regular textbooks. Mr. Daswani provides examples from his court life and gives us practical examples of the theory.

I scored 130 marks in CET exam and hence enrolled for cap rounds from where i got the admission! The administration of the college is well organised so there was not much trouble for admission process in the college.You should always check the site for any chance regarding dates to avoid any mistake in admission process.

The events in our college are well renowned in maharashtra sinhgad karandak is a well know event of our college from cultural point of view and other than that various technical events like robotics etc are carried on from time to time.Also different types of days are like traditional day, etc are also celebrated.

I took COMEDK, I scored near about 75% in this competitive exam and got selected, placement record is good that's why I opt for this college.

Fee structures is high. Overall course in be course will cost you around 2 lacs per year. Hostel is around 50000 per year.

In the month of June there was an advert in a national daily for admissions opening for Mody Institute of Technology for its Btech Programme. I sent the fees in DD to receive the application form and the college brochure. The form was accepted and I was invited for counselling in the college in July. The counselling was a two day process and all the admission formalities too were completed at that time. During the counselling, the first day was spent introducing the parents and students to all the details about the course and the college. The second half was used to choose the stream available based on AIEEE ranking and a visit to the hostels and mess. The final day was reserved for submitting the tuition fees and other administrative details were completed.

Campus life can be monotonous if not led strategically. The gender ratio is not a question as it is a women's college. The college is situated 3 hrs from main city Jaipur. So life needs to be planned inside. Friends, groups, teams have to be part of your life and not the other way round. There are a lot of societies, from science, to writing, to fashion to CSR that take up major time of your creative head space. The hostels are a great place to interact with your peers and seniors and while formal dorm parties are rare, but the college campus has more than needed options to keep your day and mind occupied. The students hail from mostly northern and western and eastern regions of India.

The campus is located in Vile Parle. So, there are a lot of other colleges around. The locality is good for students with plenty of eateries and cafes also, there is the Juhu beach close by. The gender ratio is pretty much skewed towards the male population. But this was a common trend so far in engineering environments world wide. The college has a lot of sports activities, cricket and football teams were particularly good at the time. Robotics events were common place during my time at the college. The college is known for its calm and tolerant environment. So, studying here is not a problem for people of any caste, creed, color or ethnicity.

The curriculum is good enough for both research minded as well as industry minded people. Also, this college follows the Mumbai university course work so it is a tried and tested method of training young engineers. The recent changes in the coursework promote a healthy appetite for programming as well skills that are readily useful in the industry.

All faculty members are good espesically maths, chemistry department faculties are advanced in teaching and also they give us practical knowledge regarding the subject. They also provide information regarding latest exam patterns,

I was selected on bases of JEE main. I got CS branch which i wished for . Also admission process was also easy and college i very supportive.

I Took Jee Mains exam, and scored 28 marks in JEE mains in my school life i never heared about this collage, my uncles son was studying their and my father and his dad are good friends so he reference the collage in year 2014 i passed out 12 class with a grade of 68.8% marks so my father decided to take admission in baddi univ counselling procedure is simple they want your passing certificate (10th and 12th) and a migration after that u have to fill the form admission form and then u have to submit fee money hostel facility is also their.

Firstly i made a reservation of seat in particular stream. we have option to choose the 2nd stream firstly we have to pay 10k for reservation and after that the remaining fee will given after the admission. the reservation fee will be refundable if u are not interested for admission the following teachers help me and my father to procured the form the hostel wardens also help me don't know the exact time for the release of notification but i took admission in the last week of june the administration was good and helping in nature.

I assessed the course struture by researhing the entire course syllabus that is almost 4+ years 1st year (1&2sem) is common for all branches and from 2nd year the branch studies are start and my intrest is also in civil engineering so I like the curriculam and also intrested in engineering drwaing and the best part of civil engineering is drawing.

Gender ratio is good I dont know the exact ratio but it is good campus life is full of joy and adventure clutural activities are good and so enjoyble and labs are full equiped and the workshop is full of big small and all types of machine and sport activites are good GD and debates are orgnized 2 time in a month which is full of adventure.

Banker's conclave, cricket festival between junior and seniors, Ice breaking between juniors and senior include many sports, fest involving treasure hunt, guest session by many bankers, dramatics and singing and dancing fest for the juniors investment banking fest, guest sessions by the placement committee, mock group discussion week, mock personal interview week.

The fee charged for a two year programme for MBA in banking anf Finance is Rs eleven lakhs which include the tuition fee and the hostel fee and the mess fee. We can pay the fee in installments by demand draft or cheque. The accounts department verifies it and gives us the receipt 11 lakhs include all the facilities as it was a residential campus.

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. The committee made sure that every student bagged a job, so students who got placed once with a big package deal was not allowed to sit for other company's placement. The companies where divided into two category. 1. Dream companies, which were established in a national or international level, offering a whooping annual package of 8lpa to 12lpa 2. IT companies, which is famous for its contribution in Indias IT sector. Firms like ISRO, Amazon, MuSigma, Microsoft, HP, IOCl comes under dream category and IT companies are Cognizent, IBM, TCS, Infosys, Mindtree, Capgemini etc. 92% of the students were placed in Civil dept in the year 2012.

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. CET have several students organisation like CETAA, ISTE, IEEE, Environmental Club, NSS etc etc.Since I was in civil engineering I have no clue about Robotics. But I have heard alot about the college Robotics CLub as well. Our college had our own college union which conducted its annual elections. College had its own diversity regarding sex, caste and creed. In civil we had a 1:1 proportion of sex. We had people from almost all religion. Even our college had reserved seats for students from North East.

Some are qualified faculty some are qualified but but they cannot convey clearly ,few are not understood atleast. Few people teaches only for marks sake but some qualified staff teaches to the core. I am a first year student.so we are taught by assistant professors may be the senior staff will teach us from next academic year. Hope that the will teach better.

This can of three types 1st students who got seat through EAMCET, securing 10000 below rank need not pay any tuition fee you need to pay 5000 building fund 2nd students who came through EAMCET and above 10k need to pay the fees alloted by Govt.(97000) and building fund. Management students should contact the administration.

Allotment will be considered on merit list published by CEE Kerala.merit list will be published by calculating plus two board exam mark of PCM and the KEAM score.The merit rank list will be published and we can apply for allotment or take management admission for which college we prefer. I prefer this college so I just choose this college in allotment application. I got admission for b.tech mechanical engineering as I wish. As I am merit listed candidate I only have to pay the merit fees fixed by kerala government. Which is only 60000Rs per year. Otherwise If it is a management seat it would cost 1.5 lak per year. I started my class on august.

Exam structure is very good because the labs exams are conducted the years. The exams are conducted every semester ( 6months). Which I feel very relaxed because the learned things will not be forgoten. Also there is a new scheme year back which means if someone who scored credit score below minimum threshold he fails in the year . he will not be promoted to the next year he don't have permission to attend the college have to sit at home and write the exams again in the next academic year.

Fee structure was slighlty on the higher side as apart from hotel education you also get trained in other aspects like and MBA program for finance, hr etc. this helps student to be overall groomed well to explore his options. This also gives the confidence to handle all situations and people in a hotel career where guests are ranging from all walks of life and careers.

There were various events like all colleges and more due to ours being hotel management. so every event used to be planned and executed by a batch of students from operations to kitchen to finance etc . events ranged from carnivals, food festivals, founders day, theme parties etc. also religious festivals with foods from that region.