The reviewer joined the college in 2018 after clearing the JEE Mains Paper 2 and going through the JoSAA counseling process. Admission was efficient, completed in about four hours. The faculty is qualified and supportive, though PhD scholars sometimes cover classes due to shortages. Exams include mini tests, midterms, and end terms, with internal assessments. The college increased fees, which are now paid exclusively via SBI iCollect, with suggestions for more payment options.
Annually, around 200 companies visit for placements, with elite firms like Google and Microsoft offering the highest package of 64 lakhs per annum and an average of 10 lakhs. However, only 25% of students, mostly from core branches, secure placements, with mass recruiters like TCS being key players. Internship opportunities boast a 100% placement rate, mainly in urban local bodies and planning firms, with an average stipend of 7,000 INR monthly.
The placement process starts in the 6th semester, and internships are integral, aided by faculty and seniors. Scholarships are mainly government-sponsored, with no extra college-specific ones. Tuition fees depend on family income, ranging from no fees for the lowest income brackets to INR 62,500 per semester for higher earners. Additional costs include academic fees, hostel fees, food, and one-time charges, with annual nominal fee hikes. Special scholarships are available for SC, ST, EWS, and OBC students.
Students must buy a laptop costing 70,000-100,000 INR in the second semester. The college offers a positive environment with no ragging incidents and good senior-junior relationships.
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