Good for those who are only on books

The campus exp would have been fine if it had cultural events. when comes to education I'm happy as it was fine. The management has to be a little bit broadminded. I guess they should go and check the activities happening other colleges. Festivals like de

Karunya entrance exam. I opted because it was a Christian minority institution. Also the college has good infrastructure for Mechanical department.

The curriculum fits the standard. Enough to compete for the GATE exams. As electives there are both department and non department subjects. Like advertising, Multimedia etc

There was no internship. As there was no companies that came with internship offers. But an international organisation called IAESTE is running through which students can go to various countries and study and do their project there.

Placements were fine for my batch with around 150 companies participated and around 1500 students got placed. The major advantage is that even the Indian army, navy and air force participates the placement activities

There is no major cultural fest as I have above mentioned it is strictly orthodox no cinematic dance, songs allowed on campus. With respect to technical fest there is one called mindcraft which is a 3 day tech fest

It is expensive. The north Indian mess fees is near to 3200 rupees per month. University papers cost 300 per subject. Revaluation 500 per subject. And lot of miscellaneous fees which I have no idea.

There are scholarships but I don't have good knowledge on that. When it comes to loan we can available it from other banks the university will do the needful help getting it sanctioned.

The university claims to be running a co education institution. But I dont think the same as minkling with the opposite sex was sometimes found as big crime as I said it is strictly orthodox. No hostel parties, when compared with religion it is best suited for Christians as other festives are not celebrated. One thing to be appreciated is that there is no campus politics.

Hostels are neat and clean. The maintenance department is doing a good job. The four seater rooms are fine. When it comes to food it is a lot but costly but OK.

As I said I'm just a 2015 passed out so commenting on tt is not just. But still i ve heard that each year there are aluminium meetings held at many parts of the country and also abroad

Exams are hectic especially when it comes to internals and practical or university models as all this use to happen the same day frequently. I mean morning it will be university practical afternoon it will be a theory exam.

With respect to subjective knowledge it is a mixed response. There are staffs ranging from excellent to worst. The major draw back is almost all the staffs are strictly orthodox.