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first year- 17005 same for sc/st/ews pwd-2555 second year -14205 same for sc/st/ews pwd -555 third year-15205 same for sc/st/ews pwd -655 tution fee- 200 caution fee-700 registratration fee-400 developmental fee-1000 lab fee-1600 university facility service-1250 college facility service-2094 annual charge-1000 student council/aid fund/ activities-2000 alum registration fee-1000 support university fund-200 fee are same for all categories except pwd. i mentioned above in detail. scholarship schemes 1- prof savithri singh research award fund - six thousand only 2- saksham puru foundation (spf) research fellowship award- five thousand only 3- pushpa paul memorial scholarship and many more

average 40-45 students in class and 2 teacher for 1 class. faculty is very supportive, we can contact anytime with teachers , we have class whatsapp group ,to contact with teachers, botany teachers are bestest in our college- like dr geetika mam, she is very supportive and help in every situation. some teachers of zoology department they are very rude with student like dr rahul dev sir. some test and semester exam are conducted which are moderate level, approx 90 percent student can clear the exam, approx 10 percent are fail because they are not intersted in study. lifescience is best course in bsc because we have various type of option to choose different field.

Actually my college fees have to be paid according semester wise.for each semester ,students of general category and income more than 800000 have to pay 64000per each semester and students having income certificates will be getting fee waiver according to their income.

There will be many tests,events and sports events are conducted in our college.students here are much involved in clubs of their own interest.the main annual cultural fest of this college is REBECA.students of every year can participate in every event.

There are almost more than 800 students in a year and 50 faculties. They are very friendly with the students and helps us in our study. Personally I like Atanu sir the most, because he takes care of each students and have a great personality. We have to give the class test every month and an internal exam is taken by the faculty at the end of the semester before the semester exam.

We have to pay 28000 in a year for two semester and the duration of the course is for four years. The tution fee is 2000 per month. Thr registration fee was 1550 rupees that was taken on ce. The admission fee was only 10000 but now it is almost 12000. The college provide the swami vivekanand scholarship for the students according to their eligebility criteria

My college has partnered with companies like TCS and Capgemini to offer remote internship projects, allowing students to work on real-time projects from their campus. Not only with TCS but it has collaborations with companies like Paypal, oracle ,cisco,Capgemini, and others for remote internship projects.

Actual fee was 1,35000 for everyone but for me because of scholarship there will be no fee for me. As I got the good rank in TGEAPCET I have got scholarship in EWS reservation so there will be no fee. There will be SEM fee of 1400 rupees only.

The course offers a solid mix of core concepts and practical learning, which is one of the main reasons I chose it. Subjects like Data Structures, AI, and Cybersecurity come in early, which really helps build a strong foundation. The hands-on labs and mini-projects make the learning more engaging and give a feel of how things work in the real world. I do feel the course prepares us reasonably well for both jobs and further studies, though there’s definitely room for improvement. For example, adding more updated topics like cloud computing or blockchain would make it more relevant. Also, some teaching methods still lean too much on theory instead of encouraging creativity or real-world problem solving. Exams happen quite often, with internals and end-semester tests every few months. Most of them are manageable, but they tend to focus more on memorization than understanding, which is something I hope changes going forward.

Campus life is active and student-led, with top events like Dhwani (March – cultural) and Drishti (Feb – tech) that show talent and ideas. The library has many books and journals, plus digital access to IEEE and other tools for study. Rooms mostly have projectors and Wi-Fi, though not all are modern. Sports areas include fields for football, cricket, hoops, and a gym. Clubs like IEEE, NSS, Arts Club, and Debate Club help students grow in many ways. Still, some issues exist—bullying and group rules in hostels and clubs can be tough. Some also feel that admin is slow to act on issues. Yet, strong student bonds and clubs help most find their place on campus.

There was a lack of enough faculty members but still the those present were quite knowledgeable and helpful. There were good faculty- student relationships. Some of the faculties were great at what they do. The examination system was good with regular tests to improve student's capabilities. The course curriculum as per the university was followed and practical aspects to it were also kept in mind while teaching.

There were frequent events that happend every year like Matrix which invited various schools to compete in different activities. The clubs were actually not frequently active which lead to less student engagement. The Library was well maintained but lacked a few subject books. Sports was also not quite impressive and the students wree often disappointed

The faculty to students ratio 56% faculty to students respectively in each class and they have to have the highest percentage in each group and they have a lower ratio of faculty ratio in every group and they can get more students who have higher scores in the same group and more than one student

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There is one Cultural Fest called Moksha. It is very famous and one of the top fests in North India. A lot of good artists come and perform here. It is open for all college students so usually a very huge crowd come as entry is free for all. It is held in usually late March or early April. Another fest is Resonance which is a cultural-technical fest held during October. Sometimes it also gets cancelled due to lack of funds as there are very few sponsors. This is only for NSUT students. Artists also come and hackathons and a lot events are also organized during this. Facilities are good in classrooms. WiFi speed is good, sockets are present with every seat in all classrooms. All classrooms have ACs projectors and speakers along with podium with mic. There are a lot of student run clubs although only cultural clubs are active ones while technical clubs are dead.

The curriculum does not offer much choice to choose subjects. Some of the courses are compulsory which need to be taken. In first and second year there is no choice for taking subjects. 3rd year onwards some electives are offered but still there is no full freedom because around 12-15 electives are given from which you can choose 2-3. But the college can't run all the courses so they take to top 2 or sometimes top 3 courses which are most voted through a google form. And then everyone has to take those courses. Apart from this there is BTP which is BTech Project of 4 credits in 7th semester and 8 credits BTP in 8th semester. Everyone needs to make a group of 2-3 students and they will be assigned a professor.

The faculty-to-student ratio is not that great but that doesn't really cause any issue. All the teachers are quite experienced in their respective subjects and are quite friendly too. Some teachers even live in the hostel along with us and are ready to help even during the night for doubt sessions. One of the best teachers I have met is Kshitij Mishra His way of making the most complex DSA problems easy is what makes me excited about going to college. The exam level is medium to hard, as it resonates with the interviews that happen in the actual tech industry.

The campus life of the college is not something that you would expect in an IIT or an NIT. The small campus is one of the things that affects it. The campus life being not that good is also not very bad. in recent times we have had a alot of fun activities that are aiming towards a better campus life and the college is very actively working to improving the college.

One of the strongest pillers of our college is its dedicated faculty. Most professors are highly qualified with many holding PhDs and having extensive teaching but some professors are who don't teach properly and even can't withstand for the given subject. Internal assessments: It has CIE of 50 marks which includes Mid Semister Exams, Learning Assesments, and even internal lab exams for integrated courses. External or Semister End Examination: It carries 100 marks and scaled to 50 marks. Total CIE and SEE carry to 100, which is converted to SGPA and CGPA in each sem.

My overall experience with campus life has a mix of friendships, clubs, and events that really makes the journey special. Cultural fests, sports meets, tech fests, and annual days are the highlights of the social calendar. These events not only bring everyone together but also allow students to explore talents beyond the classroom. There are many technical, cultural clubs in our colleges. Lots of hackathons are conducted in our college. The college infrastructure is overall good and adorable. It's not just a place to grow, connect, and discover yourself.

I come from a reserved category (ST) and per ever semester i barely pay only a hostel fee that is 41,250 per sem and there is no tuition fees for the person coming from a reserved category and per every semester the candidate who is having a income certificate and backward class they are elegible for a scholarship like nsp( national scholarship portal) nearly 80,000 and more and my batchmates also pay the same

Currently i took an internship in the learn flu which is suggested by my super senior learning auto cad for my branch mechanical engineering so internship opportunities are also very well as off best of my knowledge and the national institute of technology patna ( nit - - patna ) very good campus

I am studying 3 year here now and campus life is good ,and I am joining club activities here ,based on weekly there are club activities,everyone can join in clubs at weekends and club also provide technical skills like robotic clubs etc,,

The course curriculum is very good and syllabus is completed upto time and exams conducted upto time and lab internal and externals are conducted fairly and they give training for placement of coding and communication skills

A few departments like English and Psychology has students more than 30-40. Other than that mostly 10-15 students and 4-5 professors per department. In terms of being cooperative, definitely English department is the best. The professors are extremely nice and helpful. I think I have had a few classes with Psychology department and the professors there are not that good honestly. Plus my friend had to give her back paper thrice due to a mistake done by their professor, so no. The university sets the paper and so far we know University of Calcutta is pretty famous of its back papers. So far quite a few students are already a victim of it.

There is no fest, let me make this very clear from the very beginning. So don't get your hopes high. There's this one Annual Day thing which is pretty similar to that of a normal school. Also there's are several clubs like cultural club, literary club, fashion club etc. We do have a sports day every year.

the faculty members are highly educated with a minimum of PHD degree. the teachers are highly approachable to the students with a ratio of around 60 students per class.Teaching methods includes Presentaions and blackboard teachings. all the staff are very kind and friendly my experience with them was positive with easy access for academic guidance. there are totally 8 semester examinations and its moderate level only. only a few fail in the exams due to absence or poor performance and they have a re exam too .

there are several clubs run by students such as marketing clubs, photography clubs , music clubs etc to showcase talent of students. there are a lot of fests hackathons etc for technical events where students can participate and win exciting prizes . also every year tournament happens for basketball ,football, badmition etc.

Fees for first year is around Rs.145000 and from 2nd year onwards it'll be somewhat around Rs.130000. There are consessions for SC/ST/PwD and EWS. The fees would be around 30000 annually plus hostel/mess charges. Fees is taken semester wise. SVMCM (for WB students) along with Oasis, Pragati etc. are some of the schlorships I know. They provide upto Rs.60000 annually for Btech students

NIT Durgapur is a culturally reach place, you can ecpect a grand fest in each semester. Other than that, there many many clubs and societies conducting events throughout the semesters. The library is filled with all the books you need whether it's technical or purely literature

the faculty at Scaler School of technology is one of the strongest points of the college. The faculty to student ratio is quite good and instructors are highly approachable. Most of them are from top tech backgrounds or have industry level experience which reflects in their teaching style. one of my favourite instructor is kshitij Sir, whose way of teaching DSA is extremely clear and concept breaks down complex topics into bite-size ideas and always encourages questions which makes class very interactive. So far I haven't faced any bad experiences with any faculty members. Everyone puts effort into making sessions meaning and there is regular feedback taken to improve teaching methods.

Campus life at Scaler School of tech is not as vibrant as in other colleges, while the college is relatively new, the social culture is growing rapidly. We have many student clubs like the creators club which I am proud to be a part of it gives a platform to explore their creative and technical skills. Many other clubs like competitive programming, open source club, media club, leadership club, etc. We recently had our first major technical event which was the Buildverse Hackathon a 24 hr hackathon. Many other events also takes place like we had our fresher's party, Garba night, Under 25 summit, which was great and a dance competition with DJ Night, all these events were amazing.

There is an annual technical fest "techniti" and an annual cultural fest "Utkansh". A multistory library provides access to all students to read and issue various books. Class rooms are equipped with smart boards and projector. room are connected with centralised AC. there are a number of student run clubs. Zeal Society for communication, Netra for photography, SI crew and Criminals crew for dance, Octaves for music and many more. i would suggest to join these clubs, it gives you exposure and you learn alot from here.

The fee is paid semester-wise. First year fee for General category is 164000/- (93000+88000), for the rest of the years (2nd, 3rd, and 4th year) it is 159000/- (79500+79500) per year. As for SC students (along with ST and PWD category students) tuition fee is waived off. First year fee is 56000/- (30500+25500), and for the rest of the years it is 51000 (25500+25500) per year. Mess fee is charged seprately.

MBA (KPRIM) Fee Summary: Total Course fee: Rs. 54,000 (27,000 per Year) Fixed Fee: No other charges in recent years Scholarships: Available based on merit and financial need SC/ST/EWS: Likely eligible for government fee aid Scalerships overview; MBA Students: Merit-cum-need scholarships available TS and AP students can apply

At Kommuri Pratap Redddy Institute, students generally become eligible for campus placement in the 7th semester, which marks the beginning of the final year of the B. Tech program. Also, after completing my graduation, my plan is to gain 1–2 years of industry experience to build practical skills.

GCET campus life is pretty underwhelming considering its mostly referred to as the party college. People come here expecting a bollywood like college life and are often disappointed by the academic pressure. We have clubs but there are phases when they are really active and then they slow down. But it's still much better than other aktu colleges. We have a lot of fests, clubs really work when they are active, you get to meet new people every day. The infra is pretty decent, not jaw dropping but enough to make you not complaint about it.

The faculty members of gcet are below average at best. Most of the professors know their subjects but only half of them know how to teach it properly. We have 3 internal exams which are CAE 1 consisting of 2 chapters, CAE 2 consisting 2 chapters, and a PUT which has whole syllabus and happens just before the main external exam. Marking scheme of aktu is pretty bad and there are many instances of people getting a back and then it getting removed when they got thier copy rechecked.

I in this course they provides a practical knowledge how to is grows how they how to maintain them how to make sure that their life will increase with time to know all this and I have I love the nature and I want to study the how trees grows and want to study how to make sure that they give large amount of fruits or utensils in small time and how to grow them I want to study them so I prefer this course the sir the circular is well good the teachers about different variety of trees and shrubs Island many of them in our college there are molar mass more than 160 number of flowers which are present of different kinds so student get a real life experience to explore new flowers and learn about them There is an imbalance in the practical and the theories action they teachers more about their teachers more about theory not the practical practicals are very limited this is the thing that I think that they need to improve the must provide us a more practical classes instead of the theory classes In each semester there will be and midterm exam and semester exam both are medium in difficulty level we getannual final exam a section consists of 10 marks and we get half an hour to solve them and in B part there it is consist of 40 marks and we get two and two hours and 50 minutes to solve it

There are many fest or organised by the college on various occasions like Holi 50 independence day and republic day also many face like freshers and others are organised by the college A large variety or number of books are present in our college library which are access able to the students only a fees after a fees of 500 rupees this is not included in the fees structure of the college it is a paid by the student after the admission to access the libraries there are various novels are present in the library that students can read In sports and extra curricular activity our college supports us very well they provide us different equipments to play the games and also have a teacher sports teacher with help us in understanding the game and to improve the menu of the students go to the national level from our college