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Oyr faculty is very experienced one all are associate professor and have good teaching skills. They always motivated students and are very lenient towards them. They are genius in their profession as they teaches both practically and theoretically. They always tries to boost confidence in their students and also tell them how to face the harsh conditions.

Course structure is very well maintained as it covers all your basics and not only this it leads to research activity more. I can tell about chemistry as there are many research areas in this field as one can opt nano science, pharmaceutical companies, Biochemistry and many more so curriculum is well set to lead in research area.

The faculty at the college is surely knowledgeable with 4-5 outstanding faculties and the rest being average. They teach by the same old orthodox methods, but are highly effective at what they do. They encourage the students to study and the students too like to study from them. The students that attend this college are usually of poorer economic backgrounds, so they do not have many resources at their disposal.

I went to the college first of all to get the admission form. There were subject wise counsellors seated in various sections explaining everyone who came to them what their course offered to the kids. On choosing one subject, i had to visit the accounts window to get the admission form. I purchased the admission form from there for Rs. 100 something (in 2014 that is).

I didn't appear in any entrance examination. I got admission under management quota. I choose this course as i like it and i like the pharmacist profession.

Yes, the college provides with internship. But i don't have much idea of it as i am a second year student.

I got north east stipend for my class 12th result. Normally people get it when they score above 80%, college did not provide any.

It was ok, not upto the mark though some central companies came for placement for our branch but overall it was not good.

SRMET, There's a particular staff for each and every course to help you in admission process. You can directly contact to HOD of the department As well.

Yes, college provide 100℅ placement assistance. Many MNC company were came to campus placement.

You need to qualify for eamcet which is a state entrance examination. Based on EAMCET counselling and then with a min 12th percentage of 60. You get to list the order of preference in the available seats in different streams. Apart from that you get to pay the fee on that spot. After a year you have the chance to slide in to any other stream if any student gets detained in that steam.

The faculty at mjcet is very qualified and has phds, master grads, to teach based on the experience the courses are offered. faculty has experience of more than 10 years atleast and they have significant research experience as well. The faculty has phds mostly from national universities only. So there is not much international culture we can see in faculty.

JEE mains and I got 80 and in future I would love to take part in gates. I hope my teachers help me to get the all info about future exams and for what step should I take in future.

Yes, ofcourse with the no of companies and we have over 250 companies for all branches.

After getting the JEE mains rank I applied for an online form on the jaypee site. I got a mail for the date of my orientation. Orientation was held in the month of july and according to the ranks the students were allocated branches. Similarly hostel was too allocated on the basis of ranks. The whole branch allocation procedure was fair and nice.

The faculty is not upto the mark. They have experience but the way of teaching is not upto the mark. They prefer to teach through power point presentations that's why the level of understanding is reduced. The course is very fast and all topics are not able to be covered and so the course is hastened away.

In order to get into the course of my choice, I had to appear for CATE i.e. Common Admission Test of English in which i scored 1000th rank. However, the exam was discontinued in the succeeding year. I got into Dyal Singh Evening College due to it's location and proximity to my home. Being on the Lodhi Road in south delhi, the college has various happening places, like Khan Market near it which makes it a pretty great choice.

I opted for English Hons, in my bachelors which is a fairly theoretical course. It mostly includes active reading of classic novels and writers, analysis the speeches and the written text and interpreting as many meanings out of the text as one can. All this was well taught by the professors. The focus of this course is to teach and enable a student to be able to properly understand and analyse any text they come across.

College is affiliated with VNSGU and central council is created for the centralised admission. First it needs to take a prospectus online/offline paid a fees for it. Submit along with documents to a college as per list provided in the prospectus. In the form filling you need to fill up the college preferences and according to that & your 10+2 score you will be short listed for the admission.

Campus is really very good with natural surrounding, College have a badminton /table tennis/tennis court, basket ball ground. Create ground along with other colleges in the campus. good auditorium. Computer lab. library, Sports complex. Where good number of competitions are organised like drama, singing, best out of west, dancing, mahendi etc.

This college is a dream come true for every engineering aspiring students out there, especially for girls. My EAMCET rank was 6558 and I got into EEE stream in this college. My parents were actually very scared that being a non-local I can't get into CS or IT in GNITS. But as they spoke to the college administration people they saw the previous placement results which were amazing.

Presently I am in my fourth year engineering and I have two offer letters in my hand from renowned IT industries Infosys and Accenture with a pay of Rs 3.25 and 3.5 lakhs per annum respectively. Companies like Deloitte, Infosys, Accenture, ADP, Visa, JP Morgan, CDK global, amazon, Wells Fargo and much more will be attending the college in the first semester of the final year.

That time a centralised form was released for all colleges of Delhi University. After filling that form a cutoff list was released that told which college had set what percentage as their cutoff for admission to different courses. Then you need to go in the college of your choice, procure a form from the administration, fill it up, and then follow the procedure.

Course curriculum was accommodative. There were assignments, tests, presentations to supplement core examination. There was a perfect balance of theory and practical. We were encouraged to work extensively in lab. We had a course called Environmental Chemistry in First year. In second year we had to choose between Computer Science or Commerce.

The placement opportunity is good its improving year by year the college is just 6 years old but still due to efficient teaching and management the college has attained fame the companies like tata mahindra visited the campus for placement. The companies provide 6 months of training and then provide job packages.

The faculty is very well qualified . Most of the lecturers ahve done their mphil or phd. They are lots of research students in the college. They are often regular and available when required buy the students. The hods are highly qualified and understand the nature of students very well.

Technical festivals are not much celebrated in college, though every year annual cultural fest naming 'la union' is celebrated. It is much like a annual function of a school. In this only the practical working models and exhibitions are organized. Every year electrical department organizes a national conference on topics related to electrical engineering, energy etc. this national conference is held in either February or March.

Course structure is quiet different from that of RTU, but is more similar from that of IITs. It is very clear that in terms of course, it is well tried to copy IITs but not even near them as they focus on innovation. Here in SU a well appreciated effort is given to practical sessions and course is more practical oriented. This gives an advantage over RTU. One major pros of curriculum is the 'industrial session'.

The course curriculum covers each and every topic, and is updated. You cover a number of subjects and end up having good knowledge about your subjects. You will perform practicals, and will be given assignments. We even have a separate wing for students interested in research, and new ideas are always appreciated. Students and teachers work as a team and many patents are already registered.

We have abroad scholarships. In which students are sent to study in foreign countries and the education fee is on college for that period of time. We have a twinings program in which we'll do half of our degree here and other half in abroad, and will get degrees from both institutions. Other is semester exchange program, where we can go and study for a semester abroad.

I don't know about it because I am in first year and we have not yet informed about any placements and job opportunities but I have heard it from my friends and even my friends have got good jobs through this college and they are happy so I guess the job opportunities are really good compared to other colleges.

The fees is bit more than other colleges but paying 40,000 for all the infrastructure and all the facilities that this college provide us is total vasool. We have a theater in our college, a daylight studio, good canteen (clean) and to maintain all these they had to charge us this much.

The Placements of Malla Reddy Engineering College for the academic year 2014 – 2015 has yielded 400 offers for 600 registered students. A total of 53 companies conducted campus recruitment drive and interacted with the students of B.Tech, M.Tech, MBA and MCA across 8 departments. Reputed core companies like Techmahindra, IBM, HCL, NTT DATA, Virtusa, Mphasis, iGate, cyient, Vijay Eletricals, ADP, MRF, Polaris, Act Group etc.

It was very good and i got a good experience. My branch was mechanical engineering. I was very much interested in mechanical and so i choose mechanical course and very much confident and it helped me very much in my focus on research. I had a good time and a good course structure.

The admission process was not quite eventful. As I applied for education loan, which took about a month for approval. I had to meet the Director of College for the permission of extension of fees deposit deadline. It was not that much difficult as I thought it would be. The Director easily granted the permission. After that there was very easy admission process and just got completed in one day.

Faculty of my college is extremely talented. Every professor is a Ph.D and many have done it from IITs and have industrial experience of atleast five years and some even having that of 20 years. I asked one of my professors who is also an alumin that why he quit the job after 20 years and came here to teach us. He said the reason was 'Passion' and he likes giving what he has to his juniors .

Campus is very good. There is a cricket ground, basketball court and volleyball court and a cafeteria. This is more important every thing is available in college campus. Like play ground, cafeteria, ATM that is very good for students. Gender ratio in college 3 girls per 10 boys. Every thing in college campus is good each and every basic need of student is available in college campus.

All faculty are very good.most are from nit or IIT M.tech holder. All technicians are b.tech or diploma holder. Out dean and director sir was scientists. He always guide students to do something different and new. So we can say that faculty of our college was good that time.and according to my junior faculty now is college is also good.

I get admission from counselling. ACE&T administration staff help me in admission related work in university also. I read notification in news paper. I got admission forms from college and filled it within college only. I was outsider, means out of Maharashtra so I have to go for open seat and its fees was annual 50,000.

The course structure of RTM Nagpur university is good. In electrical engineering course more focus on power system subject. Control system syllabus was more then any other university located in Maharashtra. Elective subjects are also good and ACE&T also give their student good enough choice for elective subjects.