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You can check out the college website its svvv.com where you can easily fill the examination form. You have to give an entrance exam for the course of your preference. The exam's questions will be based on 12th / jee based maths, physics, chemistry.

The course is good and the faculty focuses on students and they care about their work, whether the student is getting the topic or not, by asking for feedback. The only thing is the examination dates are given late to students sometimes so it creates stress about exams not knowing the exact dates.

The college always has internship sources but it isn't effective. The student has to get an internship on his own and with his own hard work , but college will provide some help in your 3rd year. In general, I don't have a clear view about too many internship opportunities being offered by the college.

I still have 2 years for placement but the college has pretty good placement rates in TCS IBM INFOSYS and other tech companies ( talking about CS region). And I have heard placements to the tech hub Bangalore and Kerala being placed.

College does provide scholarships to the person who has a 90+ percentage in 12th in the first year and even looking at the current situation they provide scholarships to the person who lost his parent in covid and also to girls whose father's net income were below 6 LPA. Scholarships are also given to the sc st categories and then you can get scholarships if you have more than 9cgpa.

Well talking about campus life I haven't experienced it yet because of the lockdown in the state. But from what I have learned from seniors that the campus life is very good and the college has a lively campus. Always events and competitions going on.

I can't say about the offline conduct but I got the addmission in covid times so it was an online exam where they will guide you about the exam soon as you fill the addmission form. You can prepare the round easily for revisiting your jee or 12th syllabus. PCM is the main subject only. It could be a little tough for the ones who haven't given jee and are not aware of the syllabus.