Life In PCMT

The college is under Maulana Abul Kalam Aajad University Of Technology (MAKAUT) previously known as West Bengal University Of Technology (WBUT). So it follow the curriculum of that very University. In my opinion, it was pretty relevant. But it definitely has a scope for improvement. Placement was pathetic to be honest. Especially for Civil Stream. As most companies that visited were IT companies. Yes, we did have industrial visits organised for us. But we had to pay a certain amount for that.

No. They had not provided us with proper internships. They just made us register to various websites which have a database of internships.

Not regular at cultural events. Institute would site lack of funds as an excuse. Very bad experience in this part too. Tech fests were mostly intra college with a very few exceptions. Nothing more to say in this part of the form. Nothing eventful to discuss.

Fees structure was okay I guess. By okay I mean pretty standard for a private institute. No there were no additional charges levied. Yes the fee breakdown is pretty transparent for everyone to understand. There is a scheme called TFW which helps the students from a lower economic background to pay less for the program.

All In all, wasn't too good. Wasn't that bad either. Nothing special to highlight on this part of the form as well. It was quite a normal campus. Gender ratio was around 10:1 for boys and girls.

No Alumni network. Seniors were not that helpful. They were on their own, we minded on our business. There was no particular interaction.

I appeared for the WBJEE in 2014 and was waiting to get a college thourough the following steps of e-counselling. I knew I would probably get this college based on my marks and registered choice. One day I came across their advertisement in the newspaper about direct admission. Since the college is not very far from my home, I decided to go to the college to know about the Direct Admission feature. To be eligible for Direct admission, one has to have any rank in WBJEE and he would be admitted in the college any day before the session begins.

The Civil faculty was quite struggling. We never had a professor. There were assistant professors or technical assistants who used to take our classes. But other streams had proper professors. And they didn't struggle as much as we did. The teaching part was good but I don't think anyone had any industry experience.