College review

In the end when you graduate from college you don't have any negative feeling towards it. It was a experience which one can carry for a lifetime. You make friends for life in your college life and they help you face the challenges not only for college but for life also.

Since I graduated in computer science, I can say the course is well behind from the market perspective. Course should be up to date with the ongoing technology if they want their student to succeed in the future.

Well back then there was not that many opportunities or internship for us we have to work on ourselves to compete in the market. But they will sure provide workshops that helps students to know what's going on in the market.

Every national holiday, orientation day, fresher day and annual day. National holiday is celebrated traditionally. In orientation day we have new and old student and people will talk about the college curriculum and rules. In freshers day we get to know the new batch. Annual day contains 2 days of sport day and 1 functional day which has different types of shows prepared by students like singing, dancing, band, drama etc.

Fee structure is standard as any engineering college in my state and they also have tuition fee waiver program for scholars which can be sponsored by either state or college itself. So in conclusion I can say it's affordable for large number of students.

Our state provide scholarship for student who are unable to pay the fees. There are two category for state level scholarships, 1. On the basis of family annual income, 2. On the basis of merit. And our college also provide fee concession for scholars. Like if your 1st years result is better than 75% you'll get full tuition fees and so on.

Apart from not including freshers in any extracurricular activities which are not academic, we have very wide range of activities. We also organise inter college competition on different level like debate, e sports , sports and all. Labs are good for computer science student but can't say for every other branch.

Alumni network is always helpful but since our college is not a national level so we don't have that many alumni who can help you in your particular interest of field. But something is better than nothing.

I cleared state level entrance exam and on the basis of the rank acquired, I got the admission. The process is very straight forward, 1. Clear the exam, 2. Appear in counseling, 3. Select college, 4. Select course, 5. Submit fees.

Like any other college, faculty is as good as yourself. If you want to learn, they can help. Otherwise it's like they are not even there. They can't spoon-feed everything or that what Ive been tought.