Studying in the second year, so no cgpa for post graduate

The infrastructure and location is perfect to succeed, so the thing is they must focus more on the overall development of a student rather than just focussing on the attendance.

There are various tests every week on the topics taught, labs on different subjects we have. Our cgpa is calculated by our performance on these various tests and the end sem paper which have equal weightage

Internships opportunities are vast , a loads of companies and startups approach our college for interns, including unpaid and paid, If the internship is paid they take an interview of the applied candidates

Almost all the festivals are given a holiday, but mostly all the gujju festivals like garba are extensively celebrated being a gujju college.

Feasible for average middle class family. But almost double for an nri. And extremely less for backward classes. They also do offer an ebc in which some of the fees is returned if we prove to the college that the income is less than 6lpa

The college has a excellent sports related infrastructure, football ground, basket ball courts, badminton courts, tennis court, track field, and other various stuffs, The labs are some what old but do function effectively

There are a lot of seminars held by alumni students, Those who have started their own startup offer internships for new students

Gave an exam called cet, then the cut off was given for each college. There are 3 rounds of admission, in each round there's a new cut off for every branchin every college, This whole process takes about a whole month

Some of them are quite knowledgeable, but mostly all of them just keep on talking about pointers and stuff. Some are graduates from the same college itself. Some teachers are only worried about a students attendance rather than their overall learning about that particular subject