REVIEW OF MY COLLLEGE LIFE AT NRCM
Likes
- In our college student community is very good.
- In our college event organization is very well managed and performed.
Dislikes
- In our college sports will have minimum priority.
- In our college cafeteria is not managed very well.
Remarks :
As I cleared my EAMCET exam in the year 2020 I got a rank of around 70000 and this is one of the options for me in the government-aided college which helped me complete my graduation with the minimum financial burden on my family.
Course Curriculum Overview :
As I completed my 12th in 2020, I got i in electronic and electrical topics, so I decided to pursue my graduation the same to excel in my career and my life without discontent. The faculty are well qualified in our college to help every student in our college. The real exam will be held every 6 months in our college, to ensure students grasp every topic clearly. There will be no hike in college fees apart from the college fees discussed at the time of admission into the college.
Internships Opportunities :
In my final year project, I did a project model to create "vehicle accident detection and automatic remote alarm device", in this project my was to design the Arduino board to create a program that will create send a message to every possible public service amenity the area to save the life to persons the scene of accident.
Placement Experience :
In our college, a student must clear every subject and should have a7.0 CGPA in his academics. In our college, various recruiters conduct drives to provide placements such as Genpact, Bees, and all. The average package offered for the students is 3LPA. sadly only 5% of the students are getting placed in our college. My plan after completing my degree is to complete my master's in the US in electronics.
Campus Life :
Every April-May, our college will conduct an annual day, and in September-October, freshers will be conducted to the newcomers of the college by the 2nd year students. In our college library, there is every book required for the student for academics. In our college sport has minimum priority due higher focus on the academics of the student. In our college, there are clubs dedicated to every aspect such as technical, sports, and ethics.
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