Worst Placement Cell/Cheap Living/CSE Best Branch/ Great Faculty /

I got to this college after WBJEE counselling in Kolkata. I wished I could get into IEM but because my rank was 15335 and I had opted for CSE, I was allotted to this college. The admission process here was very smooth. Prasanjeet Majhi Sir helped me a lot, with the paperwork and everything. Luckily, I could even find a Room for rent, right the next time I visited College.

Faculty Student Ratio was always good. Some faculty members were really good and some weren't. Anyways, for exams, we referred to the Organiser and basic study was good enough for me. My current GPA is 8.6 up to the 7th Semester.

There was one company offering unpaid internships in the 5th semester. In the final year, there were companies like Cognizant, DXC, Hexaware, etc. The Placement Cell just wastes their time. They take literally zero effort. Even many startups like Prepbytes and Pepcoding can get you ten times better placements. In the Lockdown period, when we weren't on the campus, attending only a few online classes, studying DSA and making projects on our own, the College was taking fees from us, and couldn't even utilize ten percent of that amount in trying to reach startups to offer at least 6 LPA packages to the students. No. They don't try. I can promise you. When a startup can get you a placement, and a full fledged placement cell, whose job is only to get companies, cannot, then you must know that the Placement Cell does absolutely nothing for the good students.

There was a slight fee hike every semester. I wasn't living in the hostel, so I wouldn't really know about the fees issues on that front. The cost of study overall isn't much. I have friends from other colleges who have to spend above 10 lacs and still are in the same level of the company as me, where I only spent 3.6 lacs in the fees. The cost of living in West Bengal was also very cheap, and that is the sole reason why I could survive.

There are many clubs. I was engaged with a few at the start. They kind of helped me to grow as a person. Just slightly. It's mostly caused of my friends and few seniors, very few. Most of the seniors weren't really good enough to give any fruitful advice.