GLA overall experience review

To qualify for the B.Tech program, you had to have at least a 60% average in your 10th and 12th grades. I learned about the application form from the gla office in Agra, where I was raised. I had to take a multiple-choice test, but there was no admission exam price. I found the application procedure straightforward, and the staff members offered helpful suggestions on how to progress in your career.

Pros: I picked this course because I'm passionate about computer science. They have diverse faculty for different subjects, and all of them do their best to teach students. Some of them work hard, give after-hours classes, and answer questions from students even at midnight. I think the faculty is good because they sometimes tutor students who don't want to study on that particular day. They also never skip a class. Cons: Faculty members do not have decision-making authority; as a result, when we complain about something, the faculty listens to us and does nothing about it the majority of the time. I believe that this situation should be changed.

Most startups approach students to offer paid internships, and they employ students with profiles as web developers. The majority of students that are hired for internships have worked very hard and have self-taught web development or coding.

Early in the third year, companies start to appear. Starting in the fourth year, the majority of companies arrive. Companies like Zscaler, Microsoft, Just Pay, Gemini Solutions, Capgemini, Accenture, Cognizant, and others continue to arrive until the end of the year. Most students easily get placed in the computer science department; the largest package provided to date is close to 30 lakhs, and the average package is close to 5 lakhs. After finishing my degree, I intend to obtain a job and make a respectable living.

They give out pamphlets with all the information about the university fees and expenses per semester or yearly basis when you apply for admission. They on their offer scholarships to applicants with strong jee scores, They also send out emails with scholarship notifications from other government and non-government organizations and I believe the majority of students land jobs in the cs department on campus.

Every kind of club is available, including ones for dancing, singing, sports, coding, cybersecurity, cultural fests, and e-cell. In my opinion, faculty has little control over these clubs, which are typically run by students for students. The library has every kind of book and journal imaginable, and it appears to be a peaceful place where you can spend the rest of the day away from distractions.

The meals are good, you may eat as much as you want, and students mostly choose the menu for the mess. You may often expect to have dal plus a few other veggies for lunch or supper most days of the week. You can have ice cream or another type of treatment as part of a special on Sundays. The facilities in the rooms are quite superb. Depending on your budget, they are just regular rooms and wings. A bed, table, chair, window, and fan with an alert if you try to hang yourself in the room. Extinguishers are present throughout the hostel. Every year, you must switch hostels; if you are staying in a wing, this does not apply. The room is cleaned on alternate days.