Good college for those who can study on their own

The curriculum is not up to the mark considering todays market and job requirements. You can't depend on the college to build skills and intership they provide is based on CGPA. They also teach useless subjects like chemistry, physics, electrical and civil engineering in the first year

Internships are available after 4th sem. But it is purely based on your cgpa. Even if you are good to coding and have good enough skills, but lacked in cgpa for some reasons, you won't be able to get an internship through campus

They say they provide good placements for all student but in reality only a few get placed. Last year only around 30 students got placed from 4th year. Average package would be around 4-6 lpa. Mot satisfied with the college placements

Total fee is ?8,62,000 (with 25% scholarship for 1st year based on your 12th result), fee is increasing every year. And there's convenience charges ?18,000 a year if you want the bus facility. 25% scholarship for the next year if you get 8.5+ CGPA. No reservations or scholarships for lower classes.

Amicroma, freshers party, sport events are some events which are held every year. Also there are annual food stalls by students. College is good when it comes to extra curricular activities. Libraries are okayish, you'll get what you need.

Didn't get a good enough rank in JEE mains, had to take admission here. Admission process is simple, one of the faculties or students doing internship at college will guide you through the process, will ask for some documents like 12th marksheet, tc, etc. Will only need to visit the campus once for admission.

Around 60-70% faculties are good, good at teaching and genuinely want you to learn. Student and faculty relationship is mostly frank with most of the faculties. But some faculties don't care about students and just enter the class and blabber and leave.