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I would rate the course curriculum 4 out of 5. The curriculum is mostly relevant and well-structured, covering both basic concepts and advanced topics. The strong core subjects and practical components like labs and projects were key reasons for choosing this course. I just got in my 2nd sem so there's a lot for me to discover yet

I currently do not hold any information about all this personally but these are some second hand information from our placement cell Tech & Software Internships Google Microsoft Amazon Atlassian DE Shaw & Co Flipkart Oracle Samsung Adobe Infosys Bosch (from some reports) Cognizant (from some reports) Core / Engineering Internships TATA Steel Siemens Toshiba TATA Motors Capillary Genpact Technical & Product Roles Software Developer Intern Research & Development Intern Machine Learning / AI Intern Data Analyst / Data Science Intern Quality Analyst / QA Intern Core Engineering Roles Mechanical / Industrial Engineering Intern Electrical / Electronics Intern Engineering Design / CAD Intern Process / Production Intern (Many core companies offer project or technical internships aligned with branch specialization.)

One of the major advantage of my college is it's placement percentage and average package. For my branch placement percentage is our 80% and average package of my branch is 16.5 lpa this year. Highest package last year was of 1.44 crore from a company rubirik. I plan to work in a semiconductor manufacturing company like Texas instruments and qualcomm.

In first semester if you are from Gen, EWS or OBC category, you have to pay 138500 rupees and after a month if you come under an income range of less than 1 lakh rupees your tution fee will be refunded to you after applying for fee remission and you will not have to pay tution fee afterward. And from next semester you only have to pay for hostel, mess and institute fee which totals to 44000 rupees per semester. 1. Tuition Fees (Per Semester) Autumn Semester B.Tech (GEN & OBC): ?62,500 B.Tech (SC/ST): ?0 B.Tech (PH): ?0 B.Tech – DASA (CIWG): ?62,500 B.Tech – DASA (Non-CIWG) SAARC: ?52,000 B.Tech – DASA (Non-CIWG) Non-SAARC: ?54,000 MCA (GEN & OBC): ?35,000 MCA (SC/ST): ?0 M.Tech (Full Time): ?35,000 M.Tech (Part Time): ?75,000 M.Sc.: ?7,500 M.Des.: ?35,000 Spring Semester B.Tech (GEN & OBC): ?62,500 B.Tech (SC/ST): ?62,500 B.Tech (PH): ?62,500 B.Tech – DASA (CIWG): ?62,500 B.Tech – DASA (Non-CIWG) SAARC: ?52,000 B.Tech – DASA (Non-CIWG) Non-SAARC: ?54,000 MCA (GEN & OBC): ?35,000 MCA (SC/ST): ?35,000 M.Tech (Full Time): ?35,000 M.Tech (Part Time): ?75,000 M.Sc.: ?7,500 M.Des.: ?35,000 2. Institute Fees (Common for All Students – Per Semester) Digital Campus: ?2,000 Examination: ?1,000 Bus Transport: ?1,000 Library: ?2,000 Computer & Internet: ?1,000 Students Wellness & Welfare: ?500 Sports Activities: ?1,500 Cultural & Technical Activities: ?2,000 In-house Medical Facility & Insurance: ?1,000 Total Institute Fees (2.0): ?12,000 3. One-Time Payment (At the Time of Admission) Institute Caution Money (Refundable): ?10,000 Alumni Membership: ?2,000 Innovation Project Fee: ?5,000 Institute Fund: ?10,000 Training & Placement (All Regular UG/PG): ?5,000 Total One-Time Fees (3.0): ?32,000 (Not applicable in Spring Semester) 4. Hostel Fees (For Hostellers – Per Semester) Room Rent: ?6,000 Hostel & Mess Maintenance: ?7,000 Electricity Charges: ?1,500 Water Charges: ?500 Total Hostel Fees (4.0): ?15,000 5. Hostel Mess Advance ?18,000 per semester (Tentative)

The annual fest is called cult fest here, it's is yet to be happened for my year so can't say much but I've heard it is pretty awesome. The technical fest is know as OJAAS, it is one of the biggest technical fest in eastern India. Sports fest here is URJA which was pretty well done in my opinion. And there are many clubs here in which students can join based on their interest and develop there personality. I myself is a member of I&IR team which deals with alumni relations in our college.

The hostel in which I am currently deciding is one of the best hostel I have ever seen it has all the basic facilities that a hostel should have it has proper lighting block internet facilities it has LAN and Wi-Fi. All the food provided in my hostel is very bad sometimes it is not eatable. We have complaints travel times but they have won taken any initiative vative towards our food. Yes the hostel and mens is pretty affordable you have to pay 15000 for hostel at 17000 for mess per semester.

One of the biggest reason for me to choose this college was, it is the best college with the best average package that I can get on my rank. And it was very affordable for me and I was getting a circuital Branch so it was very easy for me to choose this. The admission process was very smooth you first have to apply for Jossa counselling and in that you have to enter a lot of colleges and based on your rank you will allotted a college and after Jossa finished you also get chance to sit at CSAB counselling, after you get alloted this seat. You have to be present in physical reporting at the college and after that your admission will be completed.

Faculty to students ratio is decent. And yes some faculties are very approachable and supportive, they will guide you not in just academic but through your life too. We have a calculus faculty Mr Ramayan sir, he's a great teacher and a great person. He's very approachable. There is a engineering chemistry faculty named SK Prasad sir, he's very rude to students and doesn't teach properly so I personally don't like him. In one semester we have 2 exams mid sem exams and end sem exams, i would rate difficulty of exams with 4 out of 5. And currently they have changed their curriculum so it's more relevant to our industry now.

My favourite hangouts spots are Nescafe cafeteria where you can get many things to eat chill with the friends they have music system so you can just enjoy there. Although the gym here is very bad it is so small and it does not have any proper equipment so it is a down side of my college. And yes it's pretty safe for us to roam inside college campus unless we don't go in strange places