GEC-Rajkot According to my experience

As my college is a government college, its fees are less and cutoffs are high. Here seat allocation takes place for admission, which is held by ACPC. Seat allocation takes place according to average scores of GUJCET and Boards. Here faculties are good, but the infrastructure is just good enough that it exists nothing else good for infrastructure. Here you are free to do whatever you want, faculties only require a bit of respect. In short, it is a place not to study but to explore yourself and the field of your interest.

I chose this course because of my interest in technology and programming. The faculty-to-student ratio is roughly 1:30. All the facilities are well qualified, and have passed GPSC. Each faculty have its methods of teaching, some are good at it and some sucks and need improvement in their method. Exams are centralized by GTU as my college works under it, and they are taken timely, but due to Covid, we are behind other Universities. And exams are set such that if you know only basics about the subject, you can easily pass.

From the 3rd semester, students are eligible for campus placements. The major company taking students from our campus is Tatvasoft. An average package is around 3 lacs. The highest package last year was 7 lacs. More than 50% of students who opt for placements are placed on campus, but the majority don't sit for placements, as they wish for Post-graduate studies by giving a GATE or going abroad. My plan after my degree is to take some working experience for a year or two and then get a master's degree.

There is no hike in fees for, maybe, the last 10 years. It is just rupees 1500 per semester. As it is a Government College there many opportunities for scholarships available and also the students can opt for Government Hostel named Samaras, which is free for reserved casts.

The annual fest is called brizinger, and the sports fest is named urja. They are held in the last months of the year. Nearly all the reference books required for academics are available in the central library. There are also libraries specific to departments. The classroom is big enough to accommodate 60 students easily with 2 students per bench. It also has the facility of the back as well as white boards. Also, our institute has its supercomputer which is open for student projects and also students or faculties of other institutions are allowed to access it. There are different clubs for sports, code chefs for Competitive Programming, and GDSC for developing and learning new tech provided by Google. All in all campus life is quite good here.