Those golden years

There was no scholarship or loan facility offered by the college. I have not availed any such facility.

I had scored a respectable 89 % in my 12th Standard Science Stream board exams. This college offered the engineering course that I wanted to pursue compared to other state university options

very good curriculum. The focus was on practical education and the theory aspect was in line with industry guidelines and requirements. The faculty of the college was bad and it was all based on reservation criteria. Being a government college more than 80 % of the staff was from reservation background which caused the level of teaching to drop. There was lack of english language literacy.

There were internship opportunities organized by the college but all of them were unpaid. The internship process for engineers is normally unpaid

The placements are good as there were two or three large local companies wherein the engineering graduates were able to get a job straight after completing their degree.

Youth Festivals, sports festivals and annual debate and other festivals were regularly celebrated. Quiz competitions were held and inter-college competitions were also held.

The fee structure was very cheap as it was a government college. The fees were only INR 500 for a semester. There were additional costs associated with the books and other engineering supplies.

There was no scholarship or loan facility offered by the college. I have not availed any such facility. The faculty of the college was bad and it was all based on reservation criteria.

There was no scholarship or loan facility offered by the college. I have not availed any such facility. The faculty of the college was bad and it was all based on reservation criteria.

There was no hostel that was in live able position on campus. The hostel was very dirty and was a hotbed of alcohol and smoking and illicit activities by the college staff.

There was no scholarship or loan facility offered by the college. I have not availed any such facility. The faculty of the college was bad and it was all based on reservation criteria.

The exam structure was quite chilled out with regular spaced out exams. There were written and oral viva type exams. The exams focussed on theory while the viva type exams were based on practical knowledge.

I was part of the Centralized Admission based on General Section admission criteria. Due to reservation politics I could only get into Civil or Textile engineering in my home city and this is why I had to go out of my home to this university to get the degree and course that I wanted to do.

The faculty of the college was bad and it was all based on reservation criteria.