Lloyd Institute

I chose this course because of : 1. To develop technical skills and practical knowledge, coding assignments and project work. 2. To explore more about upgrading world of AI/ML and data science. 3. Especially, I want to develop a gaming app that's why I chose this course. The curriculum prepares us well for: Placements – Focus on programming, aptitude, soft skills Higher studies – Core subjects aligned with GATE/competitive exams Weekly Saturday tests 2 Sessional tests per semester 1 End-semester exam Exams are moderately difficult but manageable with regular study. Weekly tests can feel overwhelming if not prepared in advance.

1. Coding Ninjas – Frontend/Backend Developer Intern 8,000–15,000/month 2. Tech Mahindra – Software Development Intern – 10,000/month 3. Wipro TalentNext – Cloud & Python Intern – Training-based with certification 4. Oodles Technologies – Web Developer Intern – 5,000–10,000/month 5. IIC Lloyd + Startups (in AI/ML, IoT) – 3,000–7,000/month (project-based) Project and Roles - Web/App Development: Built websites using HTML, CSS, React, Node.js Deployed a real-time app for hostel management and attendance AI/ML Internship Projects: Image recognition, price prediction models, NLP Trained ML model with 80%+ accuracy on custom datasets

Students become eligible for campus placements from the 6th semester onwards ( mostly from 3rd year). Companies that are visited in our college are TCS, Paytm, Wipro, Tech mahindra, HCL , Infosys, Tommy Hilfiger, and start-ups like - IIC , Oodles tech , etc. Over 200 offers were made in the last placement cycle across branches. Highest package of last year is 33 laks in paytm. Coding ninzas - Software developer Wipro, TCS - Developer, analyst role Startups - Web developer / Internship Average package is around 3.5 lpa 75 % + placement in CSE/AI/ML 50 -60 % in other branches EEE, Civil , ME (depending on batch and skill set) Get placed in a tech company and gain 1–2 years of industry experience Afterthat prepare for GATE/M.Tech or explore opportunities abroad or in startups Eventually move toward AI/ML or full-stack development

Yearly I've to pay 1 lakh 50 thousand fees , if you get under 10th rank in every semester exams then you got the scholarship of 30 thousands and if you get 90 percent above in pcm then you will have to pay 1 lakh 15 thousand per year. Many of my batchmate enroll with their scholarship of 20 thousand.

Annual Fest - "Antaraal 3.0" ( Held in April) Technical Fest - MechXpo, Code Blaze 2.0 ( Held in October - November) These include coding competitions, robotics events, cultural nights, and guest lectures. Smart classrooms with projectors, whiteboards, and audio systems, Wi-Fi enabled campus Dedicated labs for coding, IoT, AI/ML, and electronics with modern equipment. Tech Clubs – AI/ML Club, Coding Club, Robotics Club Cultural Clubs – Dance, Music, Drama

Hostel facilities include - Bed, study table, chair, cupboard Ceiling fan, lights, and power socket Wi-Fi access Common washrooms (cleaned regularly) Laundry services (limited kg per week) 24x7 security & power backup AC rooms are available in premium blocks. 4 meals/day (breakfast, lunch, evening tea, dinner) Food quality is average to good; less oily, decent variety. Menu includes dal, rice, chapati, seasonal sabzi, occasional paneer, eggs (optional), and sweets on Sundays. Monthly special meals or theme dinners are also arranged. Registration done online via the college portal during admission Pay hostel + mess fee in advance (per semester/year) Affordable for most students: 15,0000–175,000/year for non-AC rooms 1,75,000+ for AC rooms PGs start from 6,000–9,000/month, often with food included Areas are safe, well-lit, and close to metro stations or shared e-rickshaw routes.

I got rejected by some of the colleges due to a low percentile in entrance exams and due to cse course also. I want a Btech CSE, but due to the low percentile, they provide me with an EEE branch, so that's why I dropped out of another college. Admission process is through Aktu Counselling, direct admission is also valid through your 10th and 12th merit based, Jee exams accepted for this course and this is the most preferred exams by the students. Overall cutoff for these exams are 85- 90 percentile and it's a best admission experience.

The faculty-to-student ratio is overall good like 3:5. Most faculties are approachable and helpful, especially in doubt solving and placement. The faculties we liked are Engineering Physics faculty - Ganesh sir ( Calm and Polite) Engineering maths faculty - Kapil Sharma( Best teaching experience) Mechanical engineering - Ashish Parmar ( Practical knowledge) Programming of problem solving - Neeraj Chauhan ( Concept clear) Teachers are knowledgeable and student-friendly, many teachers go beyond class hours to support students. Some of the faculties we don't like Weekly tests + 2 sessionals + final exam(Pre- University examination) Examination level will be - Moderate to tough level Students pass ratio - Around 90–92% students pass, rest fail due to attendance or weak prep. Relevant and practically useful, especially in technical branches. Needs better scheduling.

There is no gym in the hostel. Open from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Mon–Sat); closed on Sundays & public holidays Open from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM (serves snacks, meals, beverages) Public/Common Areas: Generally accessible till 7:00 PM, post which entry is restricted. Hostel Entry (Girls): Latest by 6:30 PM Hostel Entry (Boys): Up to 8:30 PM Still advisable not to roam alone late at night, especially in isolated areas.