The faculty at the college is highly qualified, with a student-faculty ratio of 1:30, fostering strong faculty-student relationships. Many faculty members hold PhDs and are praised for their professionalism. Dr. Rajan, an IIT graduate, is especially noted for his effective teaching in mathematics. However, there are some complaints about the teaching of digital signal processing by Rakesh Kumar. The curriculum typically includes 8 subjects per semester, with variations based on the course, such as cyber security.
Placement opportunities are robust, with over 200 companies recruiting and placement rates ranging from 60% to 92%. The highest salary package recorded is 54 LPA, and the average is 12 LPA. Students are eligible for internships and placements from the third year, with training starting in the second year. Major recruiters include Infosys, TCS, Accenture, Cognizant, Amazon, and Cisco. In cyber security, salary packages range from 4 to 25 LPA, with averages between 6 to 10 LPA.
The fee structure is divided into four slabs based on entrance exam performance. Scholarships influence fees, with Slab 1 at Rs 1,50,000, Slab 2 at Rs 2,75,000, and Slab 3 at Rs 3,15,000, while non-scholarship students pay Rs 6,00,000. A CGPA above 7.5 is required to maintain a scholarship. Additional costs include hostel and mess fees of approximately Rs 70,000. For non-scholarship students without financial aid, the total cost is Rs 6,00,000, not including accommodation.
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