Course curriculum is as per the NEP 2020 which focuses more on practical based learning and involve projects and experiments. The academic life is good here and the students are hard working. Faculties are highly qualified from top colleges across India and few of them have patents.. Teaching methodology is somewhat not so Good but still good considering that for an engineering college.

The Industrial and Production branch is very unique and has a huge future in the industry... industries of foreign countries need this type of engineers and teachers are mainly studied from IIT s. There are two semesters in a year and every semester there are two class test

I chose this college because it will remain in demand in the future. To be honest faculty here's not good nor are their teaching skills. Exams are not at all conducted on time and the paper they set make it seems like they lack experience.

In every semester, there is two internal exam each of 15 mark, end semester weightage is of 60 marks .some teachers are qualification degree is m.tech from IITs ,some have phd degree ,all teachers are knowledgeable.

Very lazy and irregular faculty. Worst management of college. Attendance Problem. They did not allow student to go for Internship progrm if you choose CSE department, while IT department s good. in this type of matter

The course curriculum is well-formatted, giving due importance to the practical and theoretical knowledge, hence I chose B.Tech from here with interest in the career prospects. The faculty is well qualified, mostly with advanced degrees, and also, teaching methods are interactive as well as clear. The term exams are held on time, usually with a moderate difficulty level, and balanced effectively between the conceptual understanding and problem-solving skills.

I choose IT cause it had both the insight of hardware and workings of a software, my subjects included, DBMS, DLAT, Compiler Design, OOPS, DSA, Microprocessors, Cloud Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Python, C, C++, and some general subjects like physics, Industry safety, Mathematics I,II and III. The faculty is not much updated though and held some orthodox views and aren't ready to accept change, the classrooms are also pretty basic and smart classrooms are rare, we rarely went to lab and even if we did their was zero to none learning in it. Many of the professors are on temporary recruitment from locality or are quota based who has almost zero knowledge and a stone attitude. There were 3 exams in total per semester, 2 class test and one end semester examination, the class tests were pretty basic covering only a unit or so while the end sem covered the whole syllabus. Teachers had their favourite students whom scores high marks In their respective subjects.

I choose Information technology as I love coding and wanted to grab higher package.Professors were very good in this college .They were very supportive and overall teaches you good .There were 2 semester in 1 year and before each semester there were 2 tests CT1 and CT2 consist of 15 marks each so that you don't get alot of pressure during semester.

Choosing ECE points 2 things the emerging industries of semiconductors, solar cells, renewable energy sources motivates to choose this program over other & other thing is that I am not interested to choose cse/ IT branch, there are good facilities & bad faculties too. The good one teaches very efficiently & amazingly letting you familiar with many opportunities for one's career & personalities speaking of some not so good faculties depicts that the faculty is well qualified but not being able to deliver things efficiently/ their teaching method isn't that good. The curriculum/ course divided by many subjects in which each subject do has 5 chapters. The exam is conducted more or less monthly 2 class tests, 1 end semester & practical exams( internal & external) can be tackled with sufficient efforts paper won't be that tough as you will know the important topics in every chapters by studying the whole syllabus & attending the classes

I chose this because I have an interest in technology, and for that what is the best option other than information technology? Here teaching method is kind of similar to other colleges, We have 2 semesters in one year and in a semester we have two types of exams. 1st there are 2 Class test exams each of 15 numbers and at the end of the semester, there is end semester examination which is 60 numbers paper + 10 numbers for attendance assignment.