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The campus life is horrible. Please don't join this college if you are looking for a enjoyable college life. There are many stupid rules inside the campus which make you a introvert and stupid in real life. Some of the rules are- boys and girls are not supposed to talk to each other, no cellphones, no outside food, boys should not be having any kind of beard/ facial hair, cannot leave the college campus without a gate pass from the HOD,etc. All these rules are meaningless and against some basic rights. No notable extracurricular activities are worthy enough to pursue.

There is no real research going on. Most of the final year projects are purchased in richie street. There is no focus on research by the management. The management focuses only on placement percentage and rules that mean close to nothing in real life like you should be clean shaved at all times where even many corporate companies don't care about whether you shave your beard or not.There is no option given to the students to select the electives. All the electives are decided by the staff.

Campus life is exiting, there are fields and equipment's for a wide range of sports activities. There are many technical and non-technical clubs in the college and most of them are very active with good people. Competitions are conducted from time to time for many fields by the respective clubs. There are also inter hostel tech, sports, cultural etc fests which are a very big deal with tough competition between the hostels for the trophy. For the enthusiasts there are many labs in all the departments with good equipment for research. The institute also provide funding for projects. Gender ratio is pretty messed up, in the 2013 batch, there were only 40 girls compared to 600 boys. Hostel life is the most awesome part of anyone, overnight CS competitions, hostel spirit during inter hostels, movies, trips, treats, GPL's, discussions, festivals etc. It has been the most beautiful chapter of life till now, something that I will cherish whenever I look back at it.

Curriculum overall is good, varied range of topics are covered in the field of Computer Science and we get a good experience of various areas in this field. The curriculum is integrated with many lab courses to complement the theory, which makes the process more interesting and give a good feel of the topic through practical implementation. However the curriculum is less flexible as the courses are fixed for the first three years and elective courses are given only in the final year. In terms of research options, Computer Science is a complex field and the courses in the sophomore and pre final year are mostly to develop the base knowledge of different areas. If someone is interested in a particular topic, they always have the option of working with the professor in that field for some research work.

The gender ratios is pretty much dependent on the branch you choose but which ever branch you choose it never crosses more than 40% of the total strength ,girls i.e. sometimes the managements tries to act strict and doesn't allow boy girl interaction some times its not an issue so cant say for sure. All types of workshops are conducted by various parties almost on a weekly basis sports are okay extracurricular activities are supported but solely on personal interest.

We can proudly say that we the last batch to undergo ragging in our college which actually made us strong and made us determined to not to continue that tradition.The college is now mostly ragging free. I didn't get or need much help from my seniors so cant comment more on that but they sure are a friendly batch used to mingle with them quite freely. Out college does have an active alumni network.

Campus life : One of the best. Quite lenient. Unlike private colleges where students are locked in their hostels after classes, we have so many societies, so many opportunities to make friends and interact with seniors after class hours. Gender Ratio: 10:1. Sports: We have well developed infrastructure for every kind of sports. Every hostel has its own volleyball, hockey, cricket, badminton court, table tennis. In addition, there's a common tennis court, swimming pool and two large playgrounds, for football, hockey and cricket practice. Throughout the year, these fields are swarmed with students practicing for various sports events organised by Gymkhana like Open IITs, Inter IITs and regional championships. Societies: A lot of societies are registered under gymkhana with aim of bringing like minded people together to make something which individuals cant achieve alone. Some of them are : Business clubs, Music club(Eastern & Western), Dramatics clubs, Robotics club, Literary clubs, student run youth welfare society (NGO), entrepreneurship cell, Debating society, Quiz club, Alumni relations cell etc. These societies have a well defined hierarchy which helps them carry out operations quite efficiently. They hone the skills of their members by encouraging them to practice and participate in various national international events, many-a-times members pass with flying colours.

IIT KGP has one of the best Alumni network in India, I presume. An Alumni cell (called A cell) dedicated solely to reach out to alumni is registered under gymkhana and does a efficient job in bringing in support for the institute. Recently with its help, Nalanda complex (multi story building with international standard classrooms) is built (some part of it is still under construction). Personal interactions with seniors and alumni are always pleasant. In first year, every student is assigned a third year of his/her department through mentor ship program and students are encouraged to interact with their mentors. Mentors are quite helpful in resolving various academic, non academic issues students face during their initial stay here. We tend to remain in contact with our mentors even after they pass out and seek for valuable 'fundas' for placements and internships. I had interacted with college alumni at my internship and as expected he was very helpful because of the bond we shared. I somehow felt that that he was more patient and lenient with me and at the same time all ears whenever I had something to add to the discussion. He surely made my internship experience enriching.

Sports week: in this entire whole week is dedicated to sports various events took place in this time around from cricket to football too tug off war and many more students from every department participated in this. College fest: fashion show jam session drama solo performances took place in this festival but the star attraction is the star night in which one of the singer comes and perform in the college. There are numerous amount of competition that took place on regular basis too.

Its good all the subjects are divided in such a way that it become easier for student to understand and learn new concepts and gain knowledge. which would help the in making up there careers and future growth in our lives. other then that the course requires proper understanding of facts and helps in increasing the knowledge of students.

The gender ratio is equally preserved in my department. There are a lot of opportunities to take part in extra-curriculars. The college has many technical councils like IEEE, CSI, ASME, etc. and non- technical councils like NSS, Rotract, Literature club, Drama Club, etc.. There is a separate council for robotics called robocon. There is no discrimination based on any factor whatsoever. Every year there is a Conceicao Memorial Debate held for various colleges in Mumbai, which is a very established and prestigious debate competition.

The college is situated at Bandra near the sea. The refreshing ambiance is motivating enough to attend college regularly. The facilities and the faculties of the college encourage all the students to perform better in academics as well as other extra- curriculars. The college management is strictly disciplined and at the same time very supportive and co-operative.

Well To be completely honest with you, the foundation of upes are petroleum oriented branches. Although upes offers numerous trades with promising carrier opportunities, but unless you have a genuine interest in those trades do not opt for them. The specialization courses seems quite exclusive for now but the scope of new branches like nano technology, nuclear etc in India is still debated and placement after 4 years cannot be predicted at this stage as given that most of these branches are new (the first batch will graduate this year or upcoming year except old branches). The university is in its expansion phase right now and the opportunities for other branches are also increasing along with time (things may be quite good for them after 4 years) but at present the Petroleum sector is of course the best one since university has really good reputation and contacts in this sector. But as i have said earlier if you have a genuine interest in a particular sector, go for it. May be upes will provide you just the right thing.

Electronics is a wide field that combines various technologies like radios, televisions, mobiles, etc. Thus, electronics has become one of the Fastest growing sectors in India. The program extends design, analysis and manufacturing of electronic devices and components, integrated circuits, wireless devices, digital and analog working of electronics circuitry for numerous applications. The course structure is continuously evaluated and yearly revised to meet the current industrial demands. The electives include wireless communication, broadband communication, satellite communication.

To be able to get admission to B.Sc Biotechnology in Jamia, I had to give an entrance test devised by the University itself. The intake capacity is about 30-32 students, though they do add a couple more occasionally if a deserving candidate comes. When the results were out on the website of the University, scores weren't provided and thus I do not know how much I scored. Only the names of the selected and wait-listed students was published on the University's website. It (Jamia) is one of the better colleges in the country and truly an under-rated one. The Physics department is one of the best in the country. The Mass Communication department is one of the finest in Asia. I chose this college as there aren't many colleges that offer Biotechnology in undergrad in or around Delhi/NCR. Out of the ones that do, Jamia was/is the finest. At least for a B.Sc degree in Biotechnology in my humble opinion.

We have some really good professors which teach us with a lot of credentials and experience under their name. Their research papers speak volumes of their worth. Overall, it is a mixed bag as it would in any other university. There are great teachers and not so great ones (your average Joes, so to say). The brilliant ones actually want to impart knowledge to the students, teach in an interesting way with class collaboration in projects, discussions and more importantly, admit when they make a mistake inadvertently, which should be the best quality in a teacher. Someone who isn't afraid to admit he was wrong some time and more importantly, works to rectify what wrong he did, whether it was misspelling some protein's name or messing in some calculations which are honest mistakes that can happen with anyone. This is what makes the faculty of JMI a delight to study under.

Lot of fests like- Chakravyuh - One of the most looked forward and keenly contested inter B-School events in the country it has always had its dash of glamour with the best and the brightest of Indian sport coming to motivate and cheer. The human spirit and the salience and good cheer that come with feats of physical excellence are put to view in adrenaline sapping sporting events. The toughest survive and teamwork, determination, physical fitness and sportsmen’s spirit is rewarded with victory and adulation. Tatva -This first of its kind event on the inter B-School landscape, recognizing and awarding the budding Managers on their application of theory and ideas in the corporate world during their Summer Internship Programme. It is a platform where the students from the best B- Schools in the country get together and share their experiences and learning from their Summer Projects. Passion - Passion is a journey of knowledge and experience with various management games and contests in the areas of Marketing, Finance, Human Resource, Operations, Information Technology, Strategy and International Business. It involves tasks that highlight the managerial aspects of life, while also offering a platform for the meeting of minds through quizzes and debates, music, live bands and drama. Corporate executives and celebrity guests interact with the participants and the audience to enhance the process of learning through the event. Wizebite, Conquest etc.

Exams were a bit hectic because there were total 7 trimesters and each trimester is approximately 3 months of duration. one mid and final review were conducted for every trimester. I felt that syllabus was too lengthy to cover in 3 months. So we worked very hard to follow up and complete the syllabus in time. late night studies and group assignments were common.Our library was open almost all the day so most of the people read in library rather then hostel room. Exam questions were moderate i.e not too hard or easy. Evaluation of answer sheets was also moderate except two or three professors who were penurious in allotting marks to students. However, i would rate the overall exam structure as tough.

Coming to fee structure of St Joseph engineering college it is comparatively lower than the colleges in Bangalore with high quality of education. And St Joseph engineering college is a charity they provide fee relaxation for Christians. And for the students who were selected from competitive exams there is no additional fee other than college fee.

As per the feedback from the senior students the quality of education was good. Coming to course, MBA was affidavit with VTU so the syllabus was well structured which help to boost the knowledge of the students. Each subject had its own vast information, and we have researched each subject and the contents in a very well and effectively.

The Faculty is one of the best parts about IMI, at least till the time I passed out. For e.g. for courses like HR Consulting we had working professionals teaching different parts of the course to really give us a flavor of how it is done in the corporate world rather than any book knowledge. Some faculty members were not even half decent and use to just waste our time.

The Placements are not good at all at IMI, even though there are so many claims in the media about the same. For Marketing not a single reputed FMCG comes for placement, it is so hard to place students in Finance and Ops. For HR still there is a better scene but no good companies and companies offer packages like 6 lack only.

So many events I attended and got prizes those will helped me in building my self as a professional. Attained almost all the events which college will seignior like INSIGNIA which is national level tech fest every year celebrated in college and more that 15 state students will participated in that.

Exam structure is simple since its autonomous college themselves prepare the question paper hence no problem for pass. And I personal do not like question paper which is prepared by our own professors since they will choose the questions what they instead to choosing innovative one.

In the third year, students are very much concerned about their internship. Some of the big firms visit our college in the 5th semester. Some big IT companies are Microsoft, Facebook, Samsung, etc. They provide the stipend of 30k p.m. Also, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley like investment banking firms visit our college to recruit the best coders. So, a number of companies visit our college for software engineer profile. But the no. of core companies of mechanical, civil, the chemical is very few. ITC visits in the first month of the 5th semester. ITC provides the stipend of 75 k p.m. But it recruits only 3 or 4 students. So as a mechanical engineer it is very difficult for me to get an internship in my college. The list of companies came is ITC, Tata Steel(10 k p.m.), and VECV(12 k p.m.) for mechanical engineering.

Course structure in IIT Roorkee is flexible after the second year. A student has even one departmental elective course rather than an institute elective course. A student has options for plenty of courses. So he can select a course of his own interest like power plants, automatic control, etc. Also, there are management-related courses in the third year like banking and bank finance, marketing research, etc. Also, a student can take audit course from another department at the starting of the semester. But there is not a single project in academics until the third year. You have to approach a professor to take a project and if he agrees you can do a project before the third year.

It's quite hectic at first but then when you realise that it's all going to make you a responsible person, you're then chilled out. We have a proper R&D section (research and development) wherein all the labs take place. Their is a continuous evaluation in labs and viva takes place in every class. All the students therefore are very attentive and keen in performing the experiments. The schedule of the exams is like we have 5-6 written exams 5 or 6 days in a row which makes it a little tiresome but then better than other colleges where students have to take 2 exams in a single day.

Placement and job opportunities are quite good here, although it depends upon the stream. All non-profit CIT branches often end up with 100% placement record. The package depends upon the branch you're in. Computer science branches get an average of 4 lac package whereas petroleum, chemical, geoscience, etc end up getting an average of 5-6 lac per annum. The highest packages are high and depends upon the students personal interview and his/her abilities. There are many mass recruiters in UPES. To name a few,IBM, infosys, etc.

If there is something this college is famous for then it is placement. This college is hugely popular for placement in Mumbai. In fact every student who meet minimum eligibility criteria get placed in good company with good package. They have well organised and robust placement cell who constantly train students and prepare them for industry requirement. Our batch had around 500 students in all branches. When placement season starts mass recruiter companies like INFOSYS, TCS, HCL etc come first. In our case Infosys came first and hired around 200 students, then came HCL and took away around 100 students. Then many well reputed companies kept coming and almost all of us got placed. Dream companies like Google, J P Morgan, Nomura etc too came to our campus. Core companies like TATA POWER, AIRTEL and many more also came. From defence sector it was INDIAN NAVY and INDIAN army came out. But most of the companies who visited were IT companies. Average pay package was around 3 lac. Some students got package as high as 8 lac. So at the end I would like to say that If a student maintain consistent academic record and maintain a percentage of 60% throughout semester then no one can deny him/her a good placement.

As i said earlier campus life is vibrant here. Male to female ratio is 70:30. This college accepts students from all over India. You can get to see students from Jammu and Kashmir, NorthEast, North India, South India and every nook and corner of the country. Students are from every religious faith and cultural faith. Among all diversity there is unity here. There never had been any incidence of hate crime. People live in harmony here. Don't be surprised to see students from well affluent family mingling with students of low economic status. Talking of sports this college has world class Dy Patil Sports Stadium which has hosted many international and national matches. This college has one of the best football team in city throughout the year there is always some or other form of activities like robotics , quiz competition, debates, cultural activities, various religious festival celebration and prom night for freshers.

The Faculty in Sri Aurobindo is very good. The college may not have a good infrastructure but my reason of joining Sri Aurobindo was for its impeccable faculty. The teachers were friendly, they helped us out with our problems. During submissions, if a student had a genuine reason for not submitting a project on time, they were given grace of few more days. The faculty were well read and I also had very philosophical conversations with them. I learnt about many things from my teachers.

Sri Aurobindo College is one of the colleges whose fees is the lowest. I had to pay Rs. 4500, Rs. 5300, and Rs. 7700 for my First, Second and Third year respectively. The fee of the college is nominal and I faced no problem in paying my fees. Other students were also able to afford the fees. The payment procedure was straight forward and quick. No time was wasted in Sri Aurobindo College when the matter came in regards to money.

Computer Science is based on all basic and advance fundamentals of computers. In first year you will learn basic computer fundamentals and C,C++ language, 2nd year is consist of advance programming language, data structure, mathematics and computer programming. 3rd is around DB, networking concepts, advance CG and project work.

Most of the faculties are visiting faculties if you are lucky enough you will train by those. Faculties have adequate knowledge on computer fundamentals but you will not learn anything out of box here. They will stick to syllabus strictly. Subjects are quite tough to pass so better study on your own.

UPSEE Exam after that counselling process and i choose this college and the admission process complete and submitted and verify all the academics and government ID . And then submitted the d fees and start d college life.

Work placements and internships give you the opportunity to develop relevant skills, knowledge and experience while getting first and experience of life in a real working environment.

There are a total of 8 semesters in B.Pharmacy course. Each semester had 3 Internal Exams. These were organised by the college faculties and were evaluated by themselves. The best score out of these 3 internal exams is added to the final score in the Semester Ending Exam. Students need to pass both theory and practical exams to pass the semester successfully. Internal exams were held as 2 exams per day. Whereas, the semester ending exams had a gap of 1 day (sometimes 2 days) between each other.

Gender ratio is pretty good in the college. My batch had a total of 27 students, out of which 11 students were females. Hostel sometimes allows the students to party in the dorms. The college has zero tolerance for ragging, sexual abuse and racial/religious discrimination. The faculty occasionally conduct workshops by prominent players of the industry. The College actively supports diversity. You can easily find students from various states across the nation.