Easy and Fast

You hate it at first, but you get used to it. Tje campus is in a village so there's not much to do outside, but you can find things to inside the campus as well

The entrance exam was NPAT, which had mostly logical questions, none relating to Physics or Chemistry. The exam itself was very easy, although it did have a lot of questions related to Economics. There is no interview process. I got a fairly good rank, and chose the Shirpur campus. I chose B.Tech because the only other option was MBA. Tech, which I wasn't interested in, since I want to do a different masters.

The course curriculum is pretty basic. Our university follows a pattern very similar to that of Mumbai University. The system of getting re-exams before KT's helps a lot of students.

No, we have to look for an internship ourselves, and if we opt for placements we need to have at least one internship by the third year.

No idea. The placements are average. Accenture is a mass recruiter. Though every year, a few students get really good placements.

There is one technical and one cultural fest every year. Both at very low scales and the college authorities are very strict about them too. They won't give out permissions and they won't help at all.

The fees is pretty affordable. The hostel fee, including the mess charges is Rs. 1,10,000 per year. The tuition fees is Rs. 1,60,000 per year.

There are a lot of opportunities in the forms of clubs. The drama club, debate society, and the dance groups are very active. There is also, a music room with instruments and lots of playing courts.

Yeah, there are four people in a hostel room. And the rooms are spacious. The hostel is pretty good, although sometimes the rules are too much. The mess food is good, it gets worse as the year progresses, but you'll get used to it.

The amount of rules about copying and cheating are crazy. Although the system of getting re-exams makes passing a lot more easy.

The teachers are good. They'll help you with the exams, and grades. They'll help us understand a lot of things too. Not very interactive, but they're fine.