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The 1st and 2nd semesters were all about introduction to IT and digital world from Digital Computer Fundamentals and Electronics which was about microprocessors and its functioning to the great "C". Any IT person would remember the authors Yashwant Kanitkar for "Let us C" and E Balguruswamy. Some people get the software language logic instantly and some just do not. I wouldn't call it their fault, for some it just doesn't click.It took me two years i.e. the end of 4th semester to realize what the course had in it for me. This was when I had to pick between my electives for the final year i.e. Web Designing or Advanced Java. Wed designing looked so much for me with the kind of scare that java created back in 2006. It was when established scholars from my family took it on their pride if were to opt out of Java. There I was a non-swimmer in the ocean of Java. It was not too late i.e. after two mainstream lectures did I realize I do not follow or understand anything. :) Then there were the alerts on campus placements and Accenture was the first one to come in. That was it for me! I opened all the books (except the derived mathematics) and learned the C++ which was a basis for the so called OOP i.e. Object oriented programming. As said earlier, It was all about logic. And it clicked at that instant, I enjoyed it, it was then a game of puzzles for me. I would pick different random outputs and write programs for them, made my own notes. Java wasn't too far. It followed and synched in my blood. As a result a person good with her literature and management subjects also topped the programming languages and Java. I hope it doesn't sound too braggy but me and my partner even bagged the top score in the university live software project. And soon my work colleagues were telling me to get a patent for it. It would just be another review altogether to write about the project. I just adore the awesomeness of it.

Oh I did not do an internship. I did a project. In an age where J2ME (Java to mobile edition) as a software language was new and yet coming, we developed a compression software for cell phones which was platform independent and robust. By platform independent I mean - it was not built for a particular OS. We coded and tested it for a virtual simulator. And yes we did give the demo in a Nokia and an LG and a Sony. Kudos it worked in all 3 and wonderfully compressed and decompressed all types of files, displayed the file sizes, had it own file browser and also compressed already compressed file formats like the jpeg and mp3.I remember the external examiner from university was waiting for us to take the cell phones out after we showed the working and code in virtual emulator. Not just the examiner the whole comp lab was excited and jumpyA great project to be a university topper and got campus placed.

Fee structure was also common and divided in two parts free seats and paid seats this was actually based on rank basis who has the lower rank got the free seat in college and amount of free seat was very nominal.

Gender ratio was about 60:40 whee boys were on 60 and girls were in 40 ratio workshops were excellent and got good learning by attending those everything was good and also there was not such orientation as well.

LSR has a very very lively campus with girls from all over the country. The diversity and their individual personalities create an enriched atmosphere. People are open to debate and discussion, and are mostly gender sensitive. You'll find all kinds of people here, thats what makes it a real learning experience. LSR has more than 20 societies for which however you will have to go spend extra time in college. Whatever interests you have, rest assured you can join a society and meet like minded people.

The exam structure can get hectic at times. Every paper has two internal assignments, which can be in the form of home assignments, class tests, quizzes, presentations. Depends solely on the wish of the teacher.At the end of every semester, final exams are held with a 75 mark paper of each subject. The question paper is set by the university and answer scripts are checked not by college teachers but at the university levels.Results are declared within a month. Re-checking is time consuming.

In the college every year different events are being organized at state, national and international level this includes the technical, cultural as well as management festivals on the other hand conferences and training rae also being organized on regular basis.

Gender ratio is satisfactory we have 40% girls and 60% boys, hostel parties are also held on regular basis, workshops are part of the college schedule, college is tie ups with different social bodies like, institution of engineers, springer, SAE, etc.

The senior students helped use with our assignments and projects they are really friendly from the joining of the college itself as ragging was banned in our college but we had a small interaction session with our seniors in front of our faculties.

Till date there has been no big events at my college other than celebrating small parties for Holi, freshers day, teachers day and diwali each and every student participated in them and attendance was not at all an issue.

I joined this college in 1999 after clearing the MP PET exam. College has just opened that year and was a new entrant. It was a sister concern of BIT College which was a well established and well known college. And the professors and lecturers of BIT were to be shared with SSCET. My marks didnt allow me a seat in BIT so I chose SSCET. And I never regret joining it for the coming years. I wanted to pursue Comp Science and got the branch of my choice in SSCET.

Exams were chilled out. We were affiliated with Ravi Shankar Shukla University Raipur and we used to get almost 1 week gaps between the each subject during semester exams this time was enough for relaxing after completing day's exam and then completely revising the next subject for the coming one.Even practicals were chilled out and there was no undue pressure.

Common Entrance Test, Karnataka my ranking was 5365 i was interested in designing and making circuits. The two courses that offered this were (i) Electrical and Electronics Engineering (ii) Electronics and Communication Engineering. The former offers courses with respect to both electrical and electronic circuits. The latter offers those with respect to electronic circuits and concepts of communication. I wasn't too keen on communication, so I chose the former.

The course is spread over 8 semesters. The first two are basic subjects that cover basic engineering concepts of Physics, Chemistry and all branches of engineering. The next 6 semesters and dedicated to Electrical and Electronics alone. Engineering Mathematics is taught as a subject in the first four semesters. Every semesters has two labs that teach practical implementation of concepts covered in theory subjects in the current and previous semesters.

Compare to other colleges, events were less in our college i won prize in an event for poster design and broacher making but they haven't given prize money what they said staff and management also wont support for events properly.

Communication between the junior and seniors is very less and poor if you ask their name they will call it as ragging so big gap between us even we don't know whether he is from our college if you see him outside of the campus.

Faculty was very knowledgeable and helpful they used to take class test frequently and encourage students to ask questions and clear their doubts attend students presentations and encourage them.

Course curriculum contained almost everything required to be software engineer enough practical labs and frequent class test students share their knowledge through presentations.

This is the worst part of the college during my 4yrs of stay they will treat students like anything if you dont listen their words or if you dont work as their spy you really will get low marks in Internals and labs talking to opposite gender is the biggest in this college but few staff were really good arul Sir from CSE, Gomathi from placements team and rajesh from management.

Placements they will get BPO companies for placements for B.Tech Studentsc all you have to do if you study in this college is search for off campus and attend. When were doing our course there, we got 3-4 companies for placements and i got selected in the 1st company (2011) till 2015 i didnt get the offer letter luckily i got job immediately.

There is lot job opportunities after doing this course first of all i cleared all india kendriya vidyalaya sangathan exam and got a government job after that i cleared delhi government prt exam and got placement in delhi government.

Faculty teacher are mostly phd holder and experienced all are humble in behaviour, helping and caring they helped students to do their best in every field of life and motivated us to do work hard.

The fees was INR 12000/- in the initial year and INR 15000/- for balance 2 years. Extra was charged for providing books and industrial visits. There was a scholarship scheme where in the student can apply based on his performance.

I have given CET and have scored 53 out of 100. I was from Second batch of Bachelor in Management Studies which was introduced in 1999. The college option was based on marks you scored in CET.

Campus life is average, as i had only few friends i was playing cricket and i was very much interested in cricket after finishing college hrs i was going and playing leather ball cricket(in Vinus club), but that guy not putting nets and giving batting practice to me that guy one bank manager name called nagaraja.

It is good but some subjects syllabus are very depth some subjects like microwaves, it's not very difficult to remember all those formula during examination if you keep political science as one subject it's good, for the sake of knowledge.

Campus is very good we've got a cafeteria, a big canteen, a big playground, parking area debates are held every now and then in our university and I have learned a lot of things from them just few weeks before two fests were held, Vajra (sports fest), Innovate (robotics fest)and many many students participated in both of them.

As I mentioned earlier "everything is taught", hope you got my point moreover surprise tests and quizzes are also held you don't need to go for private tuitions as the faculty takes care of that as well, extra classes are provided if a single student has any kind of problem in studies.

Fee structure is feasible for the tuition fees and books but for hostel it is very high and so for mess students desiring to stay in the hostel run by the management (Separate hostels for Men & Women) have to inform the hostel office at the time of joining the institution. Priority for hostel allotment will be given to outstation (other than Chennai) students. The fees will be Rs. 92,000/- per annum for both Boarding and Lodging.

AAMEC is increasingly orienting itself to a more research focused college with CoE's and other interesting lab facilities coming up all over campus. There's also a conscious shift of focus from purely academic subjects to more research based learning. The experiment is in its initial stages and may yet fail, but its a step in the right direction.

College management was good although we were the first JEE batch but still college management arranged several on campus job opportunities some of the quality teachers helps us a lot. Director of the college was so passionate about the college and students thus we has always a motivation to students to follow college rules and regulations.

Fee structure was expensive compare to other colleges during that time it was a private engineering college so each semester fee was much higher. I think if Government can sponsor something to the college to reduce its fee structure then it will be helpful some other qualified engineering students to fulfil their dream.

Almost 90% students were placed by campus placement all famous companies like TCS, Cognizant, Wipro, Infosys and textile companies like Arvind, Mark and Spencers and LMW came for placements annual package was around 2 to 4 lakhs/annum.

Course curriculum was excellent first year with basic engineering subjects and 3rd to 4th year with textiles fibres to Fabrics with laboratory practical classes in every semester electives weaving technology.

Strong network after placements majority of pass out students connected with the placement team and hired graduates that build a string connections through network linked in and allumuni network also we used to monitor the company campus visits helped us growing our professional HR networks.

Fundoo, sports, talentine events also encouraged students to create ideas that is welfare to society. Participate in JIM carry social tree plantation event and also met cricket celebrity mak waugh who inspired us through his life cricket a experience.

My college internship experience was very good i got a chance to work with HCL technologies and there i learned the sql programming and net with the help of that learning i created the final semester project and showed it to the panel.

I admissioned in B.Tech involves computer graphics, c, c++, java advance java and many other engineering subjects like electronic subjects digital data digital communication and some neuron related subjects and processing of signals.

Faculty are well qualified, Research-Oriented, and very friendly, and available at all times to rectify the student's difficulties. All faculties specialize in their own field and you can choose them as your guide according to your project or research work. VIT thinks practical approach along with theoretical knowledge which make a better combination of research outcome.

Many extra curriculum activities many events and even the National day like science day, no smoking day, etc many awareness camps are celebrating, technical events like Gravitas, cultural events are also celebrated. As VIT having students from all Over India so every festival is celebrated in VIT.