A suitable and felicitous university

The admission process was smooth and seamless. A few forms and documents are required to be filled out prior to the completion of the admission procedure. There are a few academic requirements, which vary depending on the degree and branch you are applying for.

I chose Computer Science Engineering because I am enthusiastic and wanted to explore the multitude of fields of Computer Science and its applications in multiple industries. The faculty-to-student ratio is very balanced, which ensures enough attention and consideration for each student. The faculty here is competent and ensures their teaching methods are compatible and optimal. The exams were held timely, and students need to have a complete understanding of all of the concepts taught in the course to ensure good marks.

Students become eligible for campus placements in the sixth semester. There are 1000+ offers and opportunities coming from a variety of companies including Amazon, Adobe, Microsoft, Accenture, Capgemini, TCS, Infosys, and more. The highest package offered to a student was 54 LPA, with an average package lasting around 5.5 LPA. Around 90 to 95% of students do get placed during campus placements. I, personally, am still exploring this field and exploring the vast multitude of career paths and opportunities to come.

The fee structure of the college is very detailed and has a vast number of scholarship opportunities, mainly based on merit, and a few other factors. I, personally, had received a scholarship based on my 10th and 12th scores. There's also a discount if you pay your due fees once yearly, and there's also a discount for children of defense personnel.

There are a plethora of events that are held on campus, which include Grafest, an annual fest held by our university. Multiple tech-related events are also held on campus. There is also a multitude of clubs run by students here, such as Kavyanjali. The libraries have a sufficient amount and variety of books and journals which satisfy the needs of the students.