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I would rate the course curriculum as moderately relevant and comprehensive, with certain strengths and areas for improvement. The inclusion of practical labs, industry-oriented projects, and foundational subjects influenced my decision to choose this course, as they provide a good base for real-world applications and further studies. While the curriculum does prepare students for industry challenges, it could be improved by integrating newer technologies, hands-on workshops, and elective courses focused on emerging fields. Exams are conducted periodically, with mid-semester and end-semester tests, along with regular assignments and quizzes. The difficulty level is fair, but better alignment of teaching methods with practical applications and updated content would enhance learning outcomes.

As a JVD student, my entire college fee of rs 67,500 per year is paid by the government under a scholarship scheme. The yearly fee structure includes tuition fees, development fees, lab fees, registration fees, and other compulsory charges. For non-scholarship students, the fee structure varies by category. For example, general or management category students pay the full amount of rs 67,500 yearly, while students in reserved categories like SC/ST are eligible for government subsidies or reduced fees, depending on specific policies. Additionally, the college offers merit-cum-need-based scholarships for eligible students to support their financial needs. The fees for my batchmates have not increased during the course duration.

In our college there are many clubs every month they will conduct an event, there are cultural events like musical concerts etc and also they lakshya fest and there is the annual day hostel day farewell day freshers day

At first, I don't know this college but when applying for the colleges I searched on Google and YouTube about engineering colleges there I found this college after I got a seat in this college I was disappointed then later I realised the best college I got a seat

The faculty members in my college are approachable and supportive, with a faculty-to-student ratio of around 1:20, ensuring individual attention. Some of the best faculties, excel in explaining complex topics with practical examples, making learning engaging. However, a few faculties, such as focusing heavily on theory, which can make the subject harder to understand. The course structure is well-balanced, combining theory and practicals, and the curriculum is mostly relevant to industry trends, though it could include more updated technologies. Exams include mid-semester, end-semester, and quizzes, with a moderate difficulty level—around 10-15% of students face challenges clearing some core subjects. Overall, the academic system is rigorous but effective in preparing students for the industry.

My favourite spots are park,cse cafeteria and library. College timing are from 9to4 There will be no outings for hostelers but can enjoy in the hostel with friends there is a cafeteria in hostel too it's like a home