YOU'LL GET WHAT YOU NEED

I was the first graduate, hence the government paid 20k in my tuition fees every year and the admission process was easy because the staff helped a lot during the admission part. The lab facilities were good, the lifestyle was really great and the hostel life was heaven compassionately.

I did Mechanical Engineering and it is really good to be in this department. It's mostly about engines and bikes etc, which is really interesting for the students. Life was great when you study about things you like and you do what you love.

Only companies from local places reached us for an interview and the interview was more like a manpower agency recruiting for daily wages and the interview process could have been done better really to help people get recruited in the companies.

There were no fees hike, only exam fees, and backlog fees were really hectic to pay again and again during the campaign of our college. The scholarship was available for certain community people to pay lesser fees, to help them come up in life and studies.

The life on the campus was good because lots of trees were there to help with the climate which was hot and cold at the same time. The library was not that useful because it had the same books that were given to us.

Meals were good but the hygiene was a little bit lower compared with other colleges where my friends studied and the level of food was enough, and also there were a lot of monkeys in the hostel campus which makes it difficult at times.