Jaypee as Vaidik sees it.

In my opinion the course curriculum is very relevenat and comprehensive, because it introduces us to the basics of the field and basically gets us off the ground for the very least. With all said, I think the course doesn't actually prepare for real world applications as for most part things are theoretical. But it is quite good while considering for continued academic pursuit. The course should be strictly centered to real world objectives. Basically if a person takes the course he should know how real world code is written and maintained. Instead of making the student right hello world program in ten diffrent languages he should be made to master some tech stack that can help him actually land a job.

Well tuition fees only increases slightly each year, though I can't remember the exact numbers but maybe a couple thousand. The total cost of the education has to be atleast sixteen lakh rupees I think sons/daughters of army personnel get some scholarship.

Our college tech fest is called Tachyon, I can't recall the exact month when it was held. There is a large number of books available in the college library. The classrooms are air-conditioned. We are taught using projectors. And that's it. I am not a sportsperson so no idea

Meal quality is average to be honest at some days it good and on the others its worst. Hostel room has a bed, a sufficiently large study table, an almirah and a book shelf. Apart from that a duct. To rent a room the preferred locality has be sada colony which is within 2km from college and rickshaw only takes 10 to 30 rupees (depending upon number of people).

The admission process was quite straight forward and smooth in my opinion. The admission criteria was not very strict since i manage to score above 90 percent in 12th boards I knew I will get through. The application form can be accessed from the University website.