College experience of a fresher
Likes
- Classrooms and labs are really nice. Workspace environment is really nice to study as you get good wifi and air conditioning 24/7
- Campus is full of greenery. You don't feel like you're in between so many buildings campus feels like a whole different world from outside
Dislikes
- Hostels have triple sharing for freshers
Remarks :
Strengths of this college are nice peer groups, helpful seniors,campus in prime location,green campus,nice labs,you choose from 4 messes to eat from (you have to update online one day before meal). Weaknesses of this college are small campus, academically oriented,hectic lifestyle,triple sharing in hostel (from 2024 onwards). There are 6 modes for getting admitted into this institution JEE,SPEC,DASA and Olympiad are for single degrees like CSE,ECE. UGEE and Boards are for dual degrees like (CSD,CND,CLD,CHD,CGD,ECD). There are interviews for admission for only UGEE mode only. I am admitted through ugee mode. I prepared mainly through YouTube and resources available on the internet (they are hard to find for ugee but not impossible)
Course Curriculum Overview :
I had a particular intrest in both computer science and physics this course integrates pcmb with computer science as you get your BTech degree in CSE Hons. Msc. in computational natural sciences. This is a research based institute mainly. so faculty is well qualified researchers some of which have been in distinguished positions in many big unicorn companies.teaching method is also good they build up the understanding of student from the basics. Each sem has 2 quizzes 1 midsem and 1 endsem exam so we have an exam nearly every month.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
200000 tuition fee per semester ( 2 semesters in one year) 10000 caution deposit (refundable) 15000 hostel fees per semester 10000 registration fees 24000 mess deposit per semester ( saved as credit deducted as you eat saved money will be used for next semester) 2500 compulsory books. There is an alumni fund setup to help with fees for the needy. SBI bank provides student loan upto 40 lakhs. If you take admission from dasa mode then your tution fees would be around 12 lakhs per year.
Campus Life :
As I mentioned earlier it is small campus it actually helps you with socialising as it is easier to see people often on the go. night culture of college is also nice . On top of that we have spotlight for freshers in August then we have prom night in the month of September. We have our annual event Felicity in the month of March. We also have a lot of clubs like Dance , music chess ,dog,cat, photography, painting,debate, gaming , programming, hacking ,sports and many more to count and unlike other colleges due the shear number of students one can easily join any club activities.There is student parliament to resolve student affairs and works as a bridge between students and administration of college. There is website called ping which is like a news platform but exclusive for this college run by students of this college only and it completely un biased.
Hostel Facilities :
Hostel are good but due to lack of infrastructure freshers have to do triple sharing in one room( new academic block is under construction as per 2024). Hostel costs around 15000 per semester which is good. Mess has a nice menu with a good amount of variety in it as well as we have 4 messes which we can switch at any time we want all 4 mess have different kind of menu north mess has north indian food same for south. Yuktahar mess serves jain food and kadamba mess serves non veg. The food quality is good tastes decent not the best but definately eatable. For mess there is a credit system you have to deposit 24000 in advance and as you have your meals it is deducted from the 24000 money remaining in the 24000 balance is added to your balance for next semester.
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