i choose ECE electronics and communication branch as its the most chill branch as i heard from the students inside the college before coming here and the placements are mostly highest in ECE branch only. most of the teacher are from NIT and IITs who had already completed their B.Tech, M.Tech , PHD and specifications in their departments. and they teaches very well , deep into the topics. after every 5 monts we used to have End Semesters and every 2 to 3 months we have mid sems, and in question paper 30 % ques are easy , 50% ques are average and rest 20% is difficult.

All the Faculty have done their PhDs from the top IITs. We have 2class tests one before and one after the mid-semester and one end semester The exams are not that tough. If we start the syllabus one week prior to the exams we can score decent or be in that top 5 also so exams are not tough

The course curriculum is according to the NEP (New Education Policy). All Faculties are PHD holders mostly from reputed institutes like IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi etc. The scholarship is given to the students according to their family income.

The electronics and communication faculties are too good, qualified from top institutions, and are down to earth. They are ready to help anytime and with any issue. This time after we shifted to the new campus some extra fees were added

I chose Electronics and communication engineering as this is an evergreen branch having both the core and IT side, and it's easier to transition in both of them. All the faculties have PhDs in the respective specialisation where most of them have gained it from IITs and a few from abroad. There are 2 minors, 1 midsem, and 1 endsem for every semester, there may also be a minute project depending on the subject. The difficulty level solely depends on the professors and varies every year. There is financial aid provided by the government to those belonging to SC/ ST reservations, an annual income mess of 1 Lacs, having 100% exemption on tuition fee, while those belonging to 1-5 Lacs annual income have to pay only 1/3 rd of tuition fee.