The reality of my College

Because I had less percentage in 12th and this college allowed me. Plus the fee was moderate. As per the college the campus placement was a great option and 100% for last 3 years, but It was 90 - 93%. The education structure was looking good and as I was not very good at studying and exams so for that they had the option of extra training for back-locks. This season goes during your year ending break, during the holidays you will have to attend class. This is a 2 month season and you will have all the internal exams and assignment to complete and in the end the final exams will be conducted, which is your back subject exams. This is basically a whole semester shrink to 2 months and for only the subjects you failed in the exams. But this season is compulsory to clear the subjects and it cost's a lot, it's expensive. For people who live in hostel will have to pay the hostel fee too for staying in the hostel during this season. My overall experience was okay, I mean it's a fine college and the fee was not that too high, but there will be other expenses which makes it a little expensive.

Course and Curriculum were good, but the structure was not good, and at the end I did not learn much, for exams too I had to relay on youtube and other websites to learn. We did get notes but it was longgg. Too long sometime. The overall experience was more about theoretical and not practical.

I had my Internships outside college, college had a subject for Internship. So to clear that you will have to get an Internship, college do not provide for any Internship. One good thing is that this is during your final semester of final year, so If you are placed during that time, and you can get an Internship from the company you are placed, that will work and you will not have to get an external internship. I was lucky to get an Internship in a startup company so I did get to learn a lot and was a great experience.

For campus placements you will be charged extra for the training which is compulsory to attend or you will have to sign a contract saying that "You are not looking for campus placements". The training is good, I would suggest that. It's a good process and you will learn how to crack exams and handle interviews. And also, companies have there own eligibility criteria. So college cannot help with that, you will be allowed to sit for companies whose criteria you are clearing. Also you will be charged some amount after getting place, like 8 to 9k even if you join the company or not.

Free structure was 175,000 for normal, and 190,000 for professional. I wouldn't suggest taking the professional course. Better use the 15,000 for online courses in platform like udemy or cousera. Let me explain below. The difference was that there will be a extra Course which will be held during the semester period. Well it wasn't extra, it was held during regular college hours so you will have to skip your regular classes to be able to attend this courses. But you will get attendance. It's all practical and will actually learn something from this. I say something because the college facility did not support course. What I mean is for example if it was an android studio course, the systems available for this course won't have pre installed with software and the system and internet was really slow so from 8 days of course we had to spend 2 days just to download and install the software. Nd then sometimes the software also crashed. We had to switch to our own laptops. And for scholarships only students from karnataka and CET exams will get the scholarship.

Campus was great, it's a small campus, but it's good. They have gym, library and food courts. The only problem was It was only during college hours, every thing is closed on sunday, only hostel food in available.

No, there was only a group discussion where they asked about the about your 12% and they explain how everything works in there college. They will not tell everything in that discussion, so be details with your question and ask every thing so they don't hide anything from you.