Awesome College

The best part about the college was, it was pretty friendly and understanding. They can do a lot better in terms of progress and I hope they do that and become successful :)

None. As I joined the institute as per Management Quota there was no Entrance Examination for me. Neither I sought any other Institutions.

Bangalore, being IT hub city, the courses that VTU provided wasn't so good. Things were more based on theory than practical which became a nightmare after completing the BE. Now I heard the courses have been changed and they have internship programs in the final year. So it seems there has been some progress, but when I completed my BE it was pretty horrible.

No. We didn't have any internship facilities. In the final year, we did have some companies which came for recruitment but weren't so good. Packages would be normally between 2-3 lacs P.A but getting into core dept. would be very hard.

Most of the students were placed by the end of the year which they all passed but they were not into the core company with respect to their BE discipline. I believe the average package was in between 2-3 lacs PA but don't have detail information regarding that.

Odd semester would have College Festival. College Festival would be nice with good participation. It includes cultural programs along with various stage shows, internal and external gaming events. Intercollege competitions also would be organized. Even semester would have Dept. Festival. It would be based on individual departments.

College being a mid-ranged, fees were pretty feasible, to be honest. Every year they had fixed fee. Every year, I paid Rs. 70,000 which makes the total of 280,000 and for the first year, I had to pay 1,00,000 extra. Which makes the total paid amount as Rs 3,80,000.

If you get into college via Management quota, then there was no provision for the scholarship. The fees would solely be based on the bargain that you could do. If you can bargain and convince them, they would charge you less fee else it will be more. On the basis of CET quota, then scholarship would depend on the basis of the rank.

All the department almost had equal gender ratio apart from Mechanical Department. Sadly, parties were not allowed in the college. There were few workshops based on the various subjects. The best one was in the web development when they gave the information on the servers and the connectivity. The Cultural activity would get a life during the college or department festivals. There always was the group between the south Indian students and north Indian students. Labs weren't equipped so well but were manageable. Sports activity would get a life again during the festivals.

I had stayed in the hostel for a year. Hostel experience and management weren't so good in spite of the amount they charged. Rooms were sharing, the beds were not comfortable and had issues with bed bugs. Food wasn't good mostly. We had to relay on curd rice most of the time.

No. We barely have anything like alumni meet. I don't remember anyone going to juniors and talking about the experience in a formal manner.

The gap of the examination was okay. University commands to conduct internal examination almost every month. The first month of the semester would be a free month. Same thing with the lab internals. After 3rd internals, External exams would knock the door.

I didn't have any intermediate for joining the college. I visited the college. I had a brief information about the college. I got the information regarding the annual fee payment and the admission charges. I then paid the fees directly to the administration. Hence I had a direct admission.

Faculty members were average, to be honest. The level of faculty doesn't feel like Engineering level. The thing that I have noticed is, people who do good normally tries to get into their core field of work. The student who had good understanding will get into some better college even if they plan to teach and normally the left ones come and handle the small college. So it wasn't so satisfactory.