Not so amazing.

Nothing as such, but try and get a good (govt./pvt.) college instead of being in any private institute of Indore.

It was M.P.P.E.T., the last one. In the year 2013, I had an average score in this examination, I participated in the counseling and got a seat here.

No internships are provided by this college, it depends on all upon your contacts in industries, this college won't fetch you any sort of internship.

As compared to other colleges in Indore, placement opportunities for my batch were pretty much fair. One thing, I'd like to add here is the CDC (Career Development Cell), is very good,

At my time, the college was full of events, yes compared to other private institutions, we had umpteen number of events, which included academic, training sessions, cultural, literary clubs etc. Especially for the Mechanical branch, we had BAJA, NGKC, FORMULA 1, EFFI-CYCLE and much more, I'm not aware of the present condition.

The fee structure was feasible and economical, buses covered the whole radius of Indore including the outskirts too, that too with nominal bus fees. Average fees for one year for my batch was around Rs. 70,000. (General category, without any sort of scholarship).

I am not aware of any such facility. But yes you can contact the college authorities and find out about any such scheme.

The life on campus isn't so happening, as it is in any good college or in a happening city like Mumbai, Delhi etc. The people here (including students & faculties are 'not-so-grown-up', so if you are a hep sort of chap, you will definitely get bored, and life at the campus will suck.

This institute has no hostel facility. I'd describe the food as 'eatable', nothing so special about mess & its food, I'd suggest one should opt for his own tiffin rather than having the canteen's food. The campus has a canteen with an ambiance of 'bhojanalaya'.

I've passed the college and it has been a year, but until now no alumni meet has been arranged for the alumni. No such significant alumni network, it all depends on your contacts and relationship with seniors.

Through the process of counselling, I got a seat in 2nd round of counselling, I tried for TFW, but I didn't get it, because of the average score of 'M.P.P.E.T'. But yes, its not so hard now-a-days to get a seat of engineering in any private engineering college which is affiliated to RGPV and that too in Indore.

Most of the faculties were young (between an age group of 25-35 years), they were also fresh graduates from a normal private college. So, don't expect much from them, but yes exceptions are always there, some of them were good too.