Campus Experience Unveiled: Insights on Social Interaction and Infrastruture.

The course curriculum is moderately relevant and comprehensive, but it could use some improvement. while it covers the essential topics and provides a good foundation in the field, certain areas feel outdated or lack practical applications. The theoretical aspects are well covered, but there could be more focus on current industry trends and hands-on experience. Adding more real-world projects, case studies, and updated content would make the curriculum more relevant and comprehensive better preparing students for the challenge of the industry

My fees were around 90,000 to 1,00,000 INR. There's no need to pay registration charges for admission; everything is included. In the first year, the fees are a bit higher because you get a dress set and other things, But from the next year, the fees become a bit lower. One bad thing about the college is that it doesn't charge the same amount for every student, Some students pay less and some students pay more. Now talking about scholarships, you can get a scholarship of around 57000 INR. Some people received even more than that. But there's a drawback; the college takes a certain percentage of the scholarship from students, which is mandatory to pay.

Campus life is good if you meet good people; otherwise, it becomes dull. From a social perspective, people mostly keep to themselves. As for the infrastructure, everything was fine, but having air conditioning in the classroom is very important because it gets very hot in the summer, making it difficult to attend lectures

The admission process is quite easy; there's no cut-off exam. If someone wants admission, they can come here and get direct admission. However the college claims that there are limited seats available, but that's not the case. They keep admitting as many students as come. For admission, you need to come directly to the college, go to the admission cell, talk to them, and get direct admission.

When I was doing my MCA, as far as I remember 7-8 faculties members taught us. Only 1-2 of them knew how to teach well. The rest of the faculty members just used textbook language, and if you asked them something they couldn't explain it properly.