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1. Sports clubs are available. The facilities are decent. 2. It does have a separate Gym for men and women. It has almost all the facilities. 3. No, a swimming pool is in construction. 4. They are pretty decently managed. Access to third party resources is available. 5. The campus of college is fairly big standing at about 220 acres. The distance is roughly 700 metres. Students generally walk or use a cycle for commuting. 6. Keeping personal motorised vehicles is not allowed in the campus. 7. They can visit the campus and stay in the college guesthouse. 8. There are lot of food joints. Various famous canteens like Cafe 96, Yashnath canteen, Tirath canteens are present. 9. It does have a medical centre. A general physician is always available. Specialised doctors come in shifts.1. The overall campus life was very good. Most students study or roam around the campus. 2. The nightlife is decent. Boys meet and group in canteens where sometimes cricket matches can be presented. 3. Students regularly visit outside the campus. The go to places to visit are Civil lines, Sangam, or they can visit the old side of city like Katra etc. 4. The locality is generally safe. However, it was recommended to come back to campus by 10 PM in the night. 5. The major cultural fest was the Culrav which was a 3 day event including various performances, music and dance events. Many celebrities have also visited during this event. Some famous ones include Farhan Akhtar, Mohit Chauhan etc. Apart from it, various technical fests like Avishkar and Hack36 used to take place encouraging technical expertise. 6. Major clubs and committees are dance committees like western, marathi etc, the music club Nishaad and various dramatics clubs. Also, other clubs like robotics, coding etc were present. 7. Coding club and other important clubs were needed for technical growth. The cultural clubs were also needed for the overall growth in personality. 8. Not a lot of student exchange was observed during my tenure. It used to happen sometime back maybe.

The teaching is good and all faculties are so supportive and teach very well the college has school like environment and if anyone fell difficult to pass the exam or fail in exam the teacher will help them with good concern and care. The good aspect about my course is the subject are so interesting and effective but the bad aspect is that the duration of the course that my university provide only 3 months for 6 months semester and that semester will end in 4 months it will become very difficult to study and prepare for exams. Usually average students will have 6 classes per day and that will be from 9 to 3.45 every day. usually one free class will be provided to each class Teaching Methodology of faculties is they will try to cover all the portions before the exam but sometimes some topics left out then they will tell us to do presentation on it. I like many faculties and one special teacher is dr.saroja this teacher will be little strict but the way she teaches will be just like spoon feeding and very understanding. some teachers are there but i cant take names. when its comes to attendance if the teacher is strict the attendance is mandatory , if not it is okay with vailed reasons.

Here are some aspects of the attendance policy at Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University (DSEU): Attendance recording Students are responsible for ensuring their attendance is recorded. Attendance is recorded in each class and forwarded to the Academic Office at the end of the course. Leave of absence Students must get prior permission or intimation for any absence. Students can't be exempt from classes for reasons other than personal physical disability, grave personal tragedy, or university work. Students who are absent for medical reasons must submit a medical certificate to the Academic section of their campus. Proxy attendance Proxy attendance is considered serious misconduct and can result in a student losing more than 50% of their attendance. Research scholars Research scholars must attend their research work on all working days and mark attendance, except when they are on sanctioned leave. They are entitled to 30 days of leave per academic year, including medical leave. Promotion Students who are absent in all components of a course evaluation will receive an F grade. Students can appeal for a repeat year to improve their grade AT LAST I MUST SAY EVERYTHING IS CHILL IN UNIVERSITY, THERE IS NO PRESSURE ON STUDENTS AND YOU GET TOO MUCH TIME FOR OTHER WORKS

1. blue books and record=1000 career guidance service fund=100 e-consortium=1000 equipment maintenance=8000 Indian red cross membership=50 library development=4000 instituitional A/c=3400 NFTW=25 parents student association=1800 sports=200 sports and development=3000 teachers development=25 university development=750 campus main=10000 cultural activities=100 e-learning=1000 ERP=1000 ISRF=1000 internet=2200 magazine ,calendar=500 NSS=40 renewal of registration=1000 student development=25 Tuition fee=58806 women cell =20 for total around 1 lakh 10 thousand for a govt seat holder for management seat the fee will be vary up to 2 lakh 50 thousand. 2.I paid 1lakh 3 thousand for my third year of BE course 3. Fee according to my point of view it will be same in other BE college in the town. 4.With consideration per year it will be 30 to 40 thousand apart from fees. 5.For General ,OBC and other categories the fee will almost same if you get in by any entrance exams the fee will be less than management seat holder fees. 6.No scholarship will be provided from college.

The fees for some B.Tech programs at Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University (DSEU): B.Tech (MAE): The fees for this program are: First year: Rs 1,50,000 Second year: Rs 1,65,000 Third year: Rs 1,81,500 Fourth year: Rs 1,99,650 B.Tech (ECE): The fees for this program are the same as the B.Tech (MAE) program B.Tech (Computer Science and Engineering): The fees for this program are around Rs 5.85 L DSEU offers four B.Tech programs: Electronics and Communication, CSE, Mechanical Engineering, and Mechatronics Engineering. The Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University (DSEU) offers several scholarships to eligible students, including: Merit-cum-Means Linked Financial Assistance Scheme Stepping-Stone Scholarship (SSS) Topper's Scholarship Raman Kant Munjal Scholarship Mahindra All India Talent Scholarship Surya Kiran Scholarship Data Analytics Scholarship Vidya sarathi Scholarship Jai Krishna Scholarship Students can also apply for scholarships through Buddy 4 Study, India's largest scholarship listing portal. Buddy 4 Study connects students with relevant scholarships and provides details about the application process. DSEU also has a Kind Circle program, where students can nominate deserving students for scholarships from individual donors.

Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University has various campuses present in Delhi. The campuses are built in such a way that they offer easy accessibility to students and the various campuses are well-linked to the Delhi Metro as well. DSEU Dwarka Campus also provides last-mile connectivity through electric rickshaws and several other modes of transportation. DSEU Dwarka Campus also has computer labs, a canteen, conference halls, and provides various other facilities for students. The quality of facilities in the hostel are good including a canteen which is shut since the past one year. (144 Reviews) The infrastructure of our college is good, and we can see large classrooms and good labs and a big library with lots of books. The campus is located at a prime location, within close vicinity of futuristic places like the Aerocity or the cyber-city of Gurugram, as well as providing convenient access to various amenities and facilities, such as big hotels, world-class malls that are home to some huge brands, banks, hospitals, food joints, etc

For Physics department, the Btech course is quite challenging. And students do fail in exams. Good aspects- Engineering Physics is purely research based branch so if you are interested in research this branch is heaven for you. Bad Aspects- There are very less jobs in core. For good opportunities you need to have masters or PHD. If you want good job after bachelor's then you have to learn other skills like coding, ML, analytics etc. In majority of the courses for a particular semester, there are 2 quizzes, 1 mid sem, 1 endsem exam, 1-2 assignment or term paper depending on the prof. Usually there are 3-4 classes of 1 hr each and if there is a lab then add 3 hrs more for that. 3rd year classes are mostly in afternoon session from 2-5 or 2-6 PM. 4th year classes are in morning session form 9-12 or 8-12 PM in my department. Other department schedule classes according to them. Most professors follow Teacher Centred Methodology with Inquiry based learning. Discussion are highly encouraged. Some profs give group projects and assignments for collaborative learning. I don't want to name the faculties without their permission but I would definitely tell you about their qualities which I admire the most. One of my profs who thought us Quantum Mechanics is one of the best professor of our department. He didn't bothers students at all with unnecessary assignments. At the start of semester he even asked us" How you would like to be evaluated?" Means we were given the chane to choose the no of exam or quizzes we want to take. He also has no attendance policy and encourages learning irrespective of where you learn from. Another one is my Thesis Supervisor who is one of the most chill and coolest profs I have ever met in my college. I wanted to work on his research and explore the field. When I approached him regarding the same he happily accepted my request. A really great guy, he not only made me understand his work but also helped me whenever I faced problems. Some not so admired faculties just don't give a damn about the students. They just teach what they are supposed to teach, clear doubts and leave doesn't matter whether the students are learning or not. Some even hold personal grudges against students for not attending their classes. Attendance depends on prof to prof. Some take it seriously some don't. Those who take it seriously 75% attendance is mandatory. If you don't fulfil it you could be debarred from taking end semester exams. Yes one of my friends got debarred from registering in endsems and eventually had to drop 1 year because he didn't attended one of profs classes and he took it personally.

There's a basketball court in the campus near the hostel and there's a big garden where we can play any of the outdoor game . All the necessary gaming tools are provided by the college. College doesn't have the gym . College do have the swimming pool but due to unknown reasons the pool is empty with no water. Students are allowed to put there car and scooty in the parking area and have to take a token of rs. 50 once and after showing the token then can take out their vehicles otherwise they again have to pay some amount as parking fee. My college covers a huge area as it was established in 1870. The college have the cafeteria and canteen along with at the same place but cover a huge area. College has a some sick room in which girls having minor issues can take rest pr either go back home . There are no doctors or nurses. My campus life was neither good morning bad. It was average as I am an introvert so there are limited friends whom I was around overall within mt complete course years. Most of the students of my batch are pursuing post graduation degrees and some of them are posted in corporates and few of them are preparing for government jobs. College is closed at 5 pm anyhow so there's no nightlife . Only on events the nightlife is being enjoyed such as at dandiya night we were at campus till 9:00 pm and enjoyed alot . cafeteria closed as the college is closed. Students are not allowed to stay in campus so there's no chance of students to roam around the college except the hostellers. In the campus there's only cafeteria where students can hung out and outside there's pizza dine , Arjun momos, Domino's, hazelnuts factory, ramkrishna math , lord of drinks and many more places where students love to go . The locality is also safe at day and even at night also. The main event of my college is the aura and Christmas, the vibes of the college is so soothing at the time of fests and events . Many concerts are been organised and many events like dandiya night, Holi fest , etc .these also events do occur occassionally. I am part of every event and fest that held in the college . foreign universities students mostly prefer lucknow university over the IT college so there's no such importance of international student to be a part of my college , but many famous stars of India like the sound blaze , is studying in my college and her mother is also pursuing pg from my college .

IITG offers a wide range of sports activities to chose from. For outdoor activities various grounds are available which includes Athletics, Hockey, Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Cricket, Tennis. Indoor sports include Table Tennis, Badminton(international level court), Squash and various board games. For indoor sports you are required to have your own shoes, rackets etc and for outdoor sports most of the things are provided by the Institute. IITG has a central gym equipped with almost all types of modern equipments and most of the hostels have a small gym. The campus also has an Olympic size swimming pool. Separate pools are not present for boys and girls. Swimming pool is usually operated from 8AM-8PM during normal days. IITG Auditorium has a capacity of around 1600 people. IITG Central Library is one of the largest libraries in North East India containing thousands of books related to various topics. On normal days students can access library till 2AM and on exam days it is accessible 24hrs. We can access various databases and research papers using our college id for research and projects. IITG Campus covers an area of about 700 Acres. From my hostel to academic block, the distance was around 2.5 km. All the students travel through bicycles only. Students are not allowed to keep any motor vehicle inside the campus. Relatives can visit the students for overnight stay. For this we just need to book a room in guest house for their stay and they need to carry a valid ID proof to enter the campus. There are food joints available in the campus but are mostly local brands. Only 1-2 national brands are present. IITG also has a hospital and provides first aid medication and treatment. It is sufficient for the campus residents and there is also a multispeciality hospital present just outside the main gate in case of emergency. The doctors and nurses are well qualified. The Campus life is vibrant and energetic. After classes most of the students work in clubs, plays different sports or hang out with friends at the local market. Nightlife is mostly confined around the campus activities. Only 1-2 cafeteria open till 2-3AM in the morning. A large number of students roam or walk around the campus late at night. There are daily bus trips from campus to city. Most students hang out at the food court, tea stall near the lake and at the khokha market near the gate. Outside the campus most students visit Guwahati city during weekends for movies, clubs, parties etc. Students are not allowed to leave the campus after 10PM. If they want to leave they have to take permission from the authorities. Alcheringa is the cultural festival of IITG and one of the largest cultural festivals in North East India. Arman Malik, Amaal Malik, Vishal &Shekhar, Jubin Nautiyal, Zakir Hussain and many more have performed at Alcheringa. Techniche is the annual Technical festival. Nikhil Dsouza, Ases Kaur, Amit Mishra, Samay Raina, Madhur Varli have performed at Techniche recently. There are variety of technical, cultural and sports clubs present in IITG. This include coding club, Finance and economics, consulting, Robotics, Aeromodelling, Astronomy, Electronics, music, drama, Fine arts, Filmmaking, and various sports clubs. I was a part of the Aeromodelling, Astronomy and Quiz club of IITG. In terms of value addition Coding, Electronics, Robotics, Finance, AI are some of the best clubs one can join. There are student exchange programs available with the partner universities in Japan and South Korean. JIFU University offers one such student exchange programs. There is no extra fees for that and if you get selected most of your expenses are beared by the partner university.

The curriculum designed by UGCF is interesting as well as easy to moderate, providing overall development in an individual. The course content is not so length which makes it enjoyable and improves thinking level of an individual . Actually, I am from Maths hons and The reason for choosing this course is basically the interest which I have developed during my school days. So the good aspects of this course is that it improves Analytical thinking, Mental Ability, thinking power etc. Also it is foundation for many modelling techniques. If we talk about bad aspects; Specialization in Mathematics can limit exposure to other discipline because of its curriculum, Also its Abstract nature may make student struggle in coping with its concept. Also this math is totally pure which is totally different from maths in school The final University exams are conducted twice a year for the respective two semesters of a year. Also the internals were conducted once in both the semester of a year. Usually we have 3-4 classes regularly each having 1 hour duration. The timing vary mostly everyday. On an average class are conducted from 9:45 to 2:05. After classes we have enough free time from 2:05 to 5:00 for sports and other extra curricular activities or visiting Library. The teaching is done usually in general classrooms with chalk and blackboard for basic theory and for some critical concepts we have classes on smart board which is present in every room. Also we have lab classes every week for coding practicals. The Mathematics facility is truly wonderful. They are very much supportive as well as caring. The always wants you to learn something new everyday and be productive in life. They are just too much hardworking, friendly and caring professor. There are only one professor out of 15 mathematics professor which I don't like. The reason is he doesn't want to teach , it seems he thinks teaching as just a government job but not as a Nobel work. I Can't disclose his name because of Privacy reasons Yes there is a attendance criteria in the college which is of about minimum 66.6%. No there is not any penalty for that but if you have short attendance in one semester the next semester you must have to acquire min attendance to compensate previous shortage.

Every sports facility is available in college in sports wing. We have badminton court, tennis court, basketball court, Table tennis, Cricket net etc. No we do not have gym in our college. No we don't have swimming pool. The auditorium and library is very nice and is accessible to all. Library timings are from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. No I don't have ideas about third party database. The size of campus is around 15 acres. The hostel is around 300m from main building. All travel on foot only. No it is not allowed to have a car and bike. Yes parents can visit the hostels. But they are not allowed to stay there. No other food joints Ye we have Medical Center in our college for medical facilities. Yes it is sufficient for everyone. Ye obviously they are qualified. The overall college life is very good. It has developed new skills in me as well as takes away bad habits of me. I have learnt to be productive. We mostly play cricket after our classes. Most students do the same. Till 9 hostlers can roam in garden and playground but they are not allowed inside campus. The major spots of hanging out are Maggie point, Romeo Juliet lane, canteen inside and campus and for outside we have satya Nike tan which is filled with lot of cafes. We have several cultural fest in our college from time time but our Annual first Nexus is the best one which takes place in February or March. Recently Mohit Chauhan has camr to perform during our annual fest The major clubs are faa, NSS, Exordium. I was part of Exordium. Different branch students have different societies which could be beneficial for all. But for all the students Debating society is needful. No Foreign students exchange program

# The Yearly fees of our college include various component like : Tuition fees- Rs 300 University fees- Rs 2940 College Student Welfare Fund Fees- Rs 4300 College Development Fund Fees - Rs 1800 College Facilities And Service Charges Fees- Rs 11045 Weaker Student Support Fund Fees- Rs 700 Now we Will look at Hostel fees Structure: Admission fees- 500 Furniture Fees- 750 Medical and Counselling Fee- 1000 Garden Fee- 150 Development Fees- 2800 Hostel Sports And Cultural Fees- 1500 Mess Charges- 3350/month Maintenance Charge - 4950/ month Room Rent- 750/ month Electricity and Water charges- 1050/month # I am in third year of Bsc hons Mathematics And I have paid around Rs 21085 for the whole year. And For the Entire Course I have paid around 15625 + 17252 + 21085 = 53962 # The fess structure of college is almost similar as in most of the college of Delhi University And even less than some colleges like St Stephens , Hindu , Hansraj etc. However the hostel is fees is little high comparatively to other colleges of Delhi University making hostel less economical for some Students. # The other Expenses for non- hostlers include Groceries (around 600/month) , Transportation ( 2400/month for metro and 110/month Bus Pass) etc # No, Fee is same for all categories. However concession is provided to SVC Staff (around 75%) and to PwBD ( negligible fee of 500-700) Categories # Also the college provides freeship to deserving students, after a verification process The freeship is provided purely on the basis of Economical status . On an Average 300-400 are getting it and the amount provided in freeship is of around 6000/year and you have to renew it every year.

The campus infrastructure at Sreyas Institute of Engineering and Technology is strictly suited to various kinds of academic as well as co-curricular activities. The college provides numerous sporting facilities, including basketball, volleyball, and badminton courts and grounds for cricket and football. The college furnishes most of the basic equipment to be in place for these games; however, it advises the students to bring personal gear for them to take the best of them. Included in the campus facility is a gym with assorted apparatus for the sports and fitness enthusiast students who desire to remain healthy. The campus does not harbor a swimming pool; hence it deprives the students the opportunity of using this facility. The auditorium is massive and conducts seminars and cultural programs besides college events, while the library is well-stocked with several books and resources so that students can easily find what they need for study. The library hours are from early morning to evening, and students have access to multiple third-party databases which facilitate research and work on projects. There is quite a vast area of the college campus that prompts the students to venture out and enjoy some fresh outdoors, which in turn develops a very vibrant community. Since hostel accommodations are not available, the students generally travel from nearby hostels to the academic block. This is usually done by public transport or personal vehicles. The students are allowed to keep their private bikes or cars within the premises. It makes traveling pretty easy for them. While the relatives are allowed to meet the students at the campus, the overnight stay arrangement is primarily informal and depends on the students referring to the college policies for guest accommodation arrangements. Besides the central cafeteria, there are other food outlets available in the campus that offer a variety of meals to cater to as many tastes as possible. The campus also has a medical centre attended by qualified professionals with essential health services although it may be small in capacity and resources to the amount of demand available.Campus life at Sreyas Institute of Engineering and Technology is vibrant, engaging, while keeping a great balance of academics with extracurricular activities. After classes, there are various study groups or sports going on that really appeal to the strong sense of community of the students. The favorite hotspots for the students include local cafes, parks, and shopping areas. The locality is not usually unsafe, so it is safe for the students to roam around in the night without any sort of trouble. Fest and cultural activities organized on the campus throughout the year create a campus life, as all the students participate enthusiastically in activities and performances. Recent events have attracted a few celebrities, which usually adds the excitable atmosphere to the event. The college environment fosters teamwork and fraternity among the students, encouraging the development of friendships and bonding beyond the college campus. Overall, the campus life at Sreyas promotes and develops personal growth as well as academics, hence a satisfactory experience for the student.

At Sreyas Institute of Engineering and Technology, the fee structure is categorized into various heads that comprise several categories, that is, tuition fees and other charges. Fee Structure for Each Category of Yearly Fees: 1. Tuition Fees: The tuition fees for general category students would be around INR 1,00,000 per year. However, it could be slightly different as per the chosen branch. 2. Development Fees: These start from an amount of INR 10,000 to INR 15,000 per annum, comprising development fees or maintenance fees. 3. Other Charges: The student would also be needing to pay miscellaneous charges such as activities, library, or exam fees, which may vary between INR 5,000 to INR 10,000 per annum. Total charges for the entire duration of the Course: The total charges for a 4-year B.Tech program at Sreyas amount to around INR 4.4 lakhs up to INR 5.0 lakhs, depending upon the extra charges that are incurred in the process. Comparison with Other Colleges: The fees at Sreyas are reasonably priced relative to other engineering colleges in Hyderabad. The fees stand significantly lower when compared to that of instituitions such as Vasavi College of Engineering and CVR College of Engineering. Nevertheless, it has a higher scale of fees when compared to some of the government-funded instituitions and low-tier private instituitions in the region. Other Monthly Expenses Other than the term charged, annually, students normally pay monthly for: Dining Out: Students tend to spend an average of INR 2,000 to INR 3,000 at diners every month. Groceries: Incidental expenses will range approximately between INR 1,000 to INR 1,500 in case of off-campus students for groceries among other things. Transport: In case they take up public transport or use a personal vehicle, the cost will range approximately between INR 500 to INR 1,500 a month. - Entertainment/Other: Miscellaneous expenditures on outings, shopping, and social events would be in the range of INR 2,000 to INR 3,000 a month. Category-Wise Fee Differences: Tuition fees hardly vary across categories, except for SC/ST and EWS students who would also be eligible for scholarships by government or fee reimbursement schemes, thereby the cost almost gets reduced significantly. Scholarships and Financial Assistance: Sreyas Institute provides several scholarships for deserving students. Scholarships are mainly merit-based, and merit holders in entrance exams or with outstanding academic track records are provided with full/ partial fee waivers. Besides, students belonging to the weaker sections of the economy can seek government-sponsored scholarships or fee reimbursement schemes. On average, 10-15 percent of the students get scholarships, and it varies according to the category and the scholarship scheme, which can be between INR 25,000 to INR 50,000 per year. These financial aids make education more affordable for students from underprivileged backgrounds, or those students who excel academically.

Campus Infrastructure Sreyas campus infrastructure is designed to offer a holistic experience for the students. For sports infrastructure, the college provides both outdoor cricket and football fields, basketball and volleyball courts, and an indoor table tennis room along with a badminton court. Most of the equipment needed for these sports are also available through the college. The auditorium is spacious and holds routine events, guest lectures, and cultural programs. The library is well-stocked with all kinds of books-literary, general knowledge, and other subjects. The students can use it from early in the morning till late evening, thus making adequate time available for studies. A copy of most crucial textbooks can be procured without much hassle, and the library also avails third-party databases for research work and projects, thereby adding to the learning prowess of the students. This college campus spreads over considerable ground. It offers a green and open environment to the students. Since there are no hostel facilities available, the students have to make their own arrangement for staying nearby. Many students commute from their rented houses to the academic block and mostly it is through public transport, bicycles, or carpooling. The campus allows personal vehicles on campus, which gives flexibility to the students in commuting. While relatives are encouraged to visit campus, overnight accommodation arrangements are not made, thus guests may have to seek alternative lodging arrangements in the campus vicinity. In addition to this central canteen, with various food options, there are several other food joints and cafes spread throughout campus, offering students various dining options. The college has a medical center which, being very well equipped, is capable of dealing with any form of basic health concern or emergency. It is well staffed by qualified doctors and nurses, so that proper care is given to each student. While the medical center may be enough to take care of the everyday needs of the students, some of them may require off-campus treatment for serious health matters.Campus life at Sreyas is quite vibrant in providing the student with a well-rounded experience beyond academics. As soon as classes are over, most students are found engaged in some activity; this could be group study, clubs meeting, or just hanging around with their friends in some corner or the canteen. The locality around the college is pretty safe for students as well even in night hours. Most of the students would feel relaxed enough to explore around the places, but again wise to be in a group and conscious of the surroundings. Sreyas hosts several major fests and cultural events throughout the academic year when the campus gets vibrant and lively. The students play a very important role in the annual cultural fest, tech fests, and sports meets. In the recent years, the presence of several very renowned celebrities including great musicians, orators have blessed these events and has made it utterly thrilling. The college has clubs and committees of various types: cultural clubs, technical societies, sports teams, etc. As a member of the cultural committee, an event is organized and conducted in collaboration with activities for the growth and development of the community at the student level. Among the range of clubs available, the important ones that add value to students' personalities are the technical club, which gives students hands-on experience and sharpens technical skills.

Placements at Sreyas usually start in the final semester; this covers January till April or May, depending on the participating companies and their recruitment schedules. The process gets formally closed once all the companies get completed with their recruitment rounds. Closing off the process takes an enormous amount of time owing to the fact that it takes such a long time for the companies to finalize their decisions. Though a vast majority of students do get placements, not everyone is placed. On an average, 50-65% of students get jobs through the college placement drive. The balance students who do not get a job are sometimes left high and dry. The college usually repeats the placement drives for such students, conducts some workshops or resume preparation sessions, and pushes them to apply independently also. Compensation-wise, the average CTC of graduated offers would be around 6-8 LPA, though the highest offers are all around 15-20 LPA. Even some students receive lower packages, mostly those positions offered in small companies or startups that see CTCs at times going as low as 4 LPA. These are the preferred companies by the Computer Science graduates at Sreyas: Google, Microsoft, and Amazon, as well as TCS and Infosys, mainly because of their reputation, career growth, and quality work experience offered. The average CTCs for these companies are between 8-12 LPA, hence they become very popular. Apart from these premier firms, there are many companies, mainly IT and consultancy-based organizations, which recruit in bulk during the placement drives. Wipro, Cognizant, and Accenture, among others, are common recruiters for such organizations and usually offer 5-7 LPA with average CTCs. The placement committee works extensively to build a connection between students and potential employers and does all the background work for the entire placement process. They organize campus recruitment, assist in conducting interviews, and guide students in resume preparation as well as interview skills. According to them, the process is highly transparent, although they have some issues related to the selection criteria of the companies and their communication regarding placement statistics. Thus, effective and transparent placement may vary from person to person with respective experiences and expectations.(BLANK PICTURE UPLOADED)

The sports complex is so small which just have a net of basketball , a teacher cabin , two rooms , two changing rooms and washrooms . They provide juice and and a fruit per day during practice to those who participates in sports games from college . There are gatka , taekwondo and other equipment's . No gym and swimming pool in college . The auditorium is so spacious and fully air conditioning , there we can have department fest , farewell , fresher's etc . There are many speakers and comfortable seats . The library is also quite spacious . It has AC , it is very clean also . The timings are 9am to 4pm . All the books are accessible , we have a access to a website from where we can download the research paper for our help . The campus is big includes two block buildings , a separate auditorium , sports complex and a gurdwara also . Most of the students travel by metro , some opted for DTC buses . No personal vehicles are allowed in college premises . Not allowed . There is cafeteria where we can have fast food , snacks, south indian food , ice cream counter also . There is a medical room where I have never visited but I heard that it have a teacher / doctor ( I don't know) who gives medicine only . I don't think they provide such a good treatment for minor emergencies . The college is well . After class we refresh our minds by chit chat or listening music or just scrolling phones . After that we back to the class No late-night canteen is not opened it closes before the college is closed . They go 3-4 times a week they usually go at Patel chest for some fast food, coffee ,Juice etc. It would be better to don't talk about the " safe " zone for the girls . We all are aware that what's happening in our nation . There were snatching of phones happened two to three times one day but after complaint it was stopped. But yeah there is pink booth out of the college . The main fest of the college is SAARANG . They have recently invited the famous punjabi singer Gurnam Bullar . The other fest are the departmental fest of every department . They have nice arrangements for the fest and really vibe full . There are many committees like cybercell, women development cell, placement cell etc . The important society for CV is placement cell , NCC , Women Development Cell . No , they don't provide such facilities.

The course followed by the college is with regards with the university . The course and exams are of moderate difficulty . although the students fail but with a bit of preparation it is not that difficult to pass the exams . The good aspect of the course is that you get to studey different subjects but the bad aspect is that you are forced to take a language subject for two years in your optional . Each year there are two semester end exams but almost for 2 to 3 months every semester there are internals assignment and continuous assessment which takes place whose date is not fixed . So fo almost 7 subjects you have to give around 5 to 6 tests +assignments apart from the semester end exams . Ever day around 1 to 5 classes takes place . The timetable is very messed up as you might have a class at 8 30 in the morning then another at 2 in the evening . Other day you will have classes straight from morning to evening . So it leaves very less free time as there are 7 subjects so it is very difficult to maintain a daily schedule . The faculty is decent not so great not so bad . Few are great who actually care for students and do not burden them with useless assignments and there are also those who do not care and will make a student cry with so many assignments and difficult tests . Also the strict attendance policy is the only reason why many students go to college . Although ours is not as strict as other who detain and refrain students from partaking in exams . If you have less than 67% attendance you will have to sign an undertaking that's it .

The college campus has a tennis court and a basketball court . Other than these games the college has a volleyball , handball and several other sports team . The players practice in the morning before the classes or in the evening . The college have an outdoor gym and the indoor gym is not big enough to accomodate students so no one really uses it . The campus does not have a swimming pool . The auditorium and library are big and spacious . BOoks are accessible but few books for upsc preparation cannot be issued . There are also e resources for all the students . The hostel is in the college campus itself . Apart from the main college canteen there is a millets canteen a nescafe and a oam cafe all of which are very affordable and good . The college have a medical practioner as well as a councillor.The overall campus life is very vibrant and going . There are several cafe places around the campus and as the college is in delhi people go to so many places and experience different cultures . The night life is also quite happening as the university organises several fests and events in the campus and othere concerts also takes place in delhi . The safety is not to the fullest in the camous as women get attacked several times . EVery college in the university have their fest so there are so many things to enjoy from . Last year in our college nikita gandhi performed . There are several societies and clubs in the college . There are so many fields to choose from that you will get wht your interests are . there are also international students in the college and they also have their own separate hostel .

The fees is very affordable compared to other colleges as it is a government college . The fees is to be paid for a year altogether . The fees is less than 15k for my course . Other than that you are also required to pay an examination fee every semester while filling the examination form which is around 1200 to 1400 depending on your subjects . SO overall if you are pursuing ba from this college then you will have to pay around 50k for 3 years for official purposes . And for residence most of the students resides in pgs in the campus area . They come in all ranges .and for hostel there is a different fee for odd and even semester although last year we have seen a 6k hike in hostel fees . I am not aware about much regarding the hostel as i don't stay there . Financial aid is providd to students with low income group . Several scholarships are provided to university students of low income group and apart from hostels in college there is a girls university hostel as well with very less fee.

The very important thing is: CUET scores! Taking admission into college doesn't require any interview or GD, but college societies do follow a rigourous process like this. Allocation into college is done on at automated portal of University of Delhi, considering the preference list of the candidate, and all the quotas if any (both caste and supernumery). Safe score for getting into North campus of DU & top colleges of South like Veny for General category is 730+ (B.Com). For top 5 colleges it would be 760+ - No, there is NOT any way of getting into DU with Donation, but yes, Ward's Quota exists! TIMELINE: 1. CUET Application Form: 9th February 2024 to 30th March, 2024. 2. Last Date for CUET Form Fee Payment Online: 30th March, 2024 4. Correction Window of form: 1st to 3rd April, 2023 5. City Intimation: 30 April, 2024 6. Exam Dates: 21 to 31 May, 2024 7. Answer Key Out: 3rd week of June, 2024 8. Results: 4th Week of June , 2024 9. Counseling: July, 2024 10. Trails for ECA: Starting from 12 August,2024 11. Last round of allocation till third week of September, 2024

Yes, sports complex is there is DRC having all the sports with proper equipments. Gym is also there, seems to be newly built. No, there is not any swimming pool. Auditorium (Sadbhavana Bhawan) is 6/10 as compared to other colleges. Library is accessible but only to DRC staff and students with regular I'd card checking. Campus is not as big as other colleges, it's satisfactory. Yes there are other food joints just outside the college.Overall campus life : 11/10 Fests: 8/10 During Manjari'23, Akhil was invited. Major societies include EISC Cell, Vriddhi the placement cell, Cases over Coffee, Zenith - western dance society, Anhad- Classical dance society, Eclat- economics society, GAEE'DRC, Debonair -Fashion society and many more. I'm a part of UDYAM- ENTREPRENEURSHIP, INNOVATIVE AND STARTUP CELL, as a Junior Executive of the Sponsorship Department.

1.The campus infrastructure is fine honestly. 2. The basketball court and the football ground is being prepared for the last 2-3 months. For indoor sports we have table tennis, foosball, chess, carrom and air hockey. 3. We also have gym Although there is inly smith machine, lat pull down and chest press and some dumbbells and the campus does not have a swimming pool. 4. The library is really good they have a lot of books and give them for subscription also. The auditorium is also really nice and well maintained. 5. We have 3rd part research database bloomberg. 6. Yes we can bring our vehicle inside the campus and the relatives are not allowed inside. The distance from hostel to academic block is 5km and the hostel provide us with bus services. 7. Yes, there is mcd 300 meters from the campus and some small food joints near campus. 8. The college has a good medical centre with qualified doctors and nurses.1. The campus life is good. The MBA students are usually busy with club and committee work or are playing tt after classes. 2. There is one cafe in hostel which is open till 11 at night so we hangout there as well. Plus there are many small shops around hostel so we hangout there as well. 3. The locality around campus is fine but in hostel the area is not so good and not advised to roam late at night around hostel. 4. One of the famous even is rangratri which is basically an event for navratri and diwali and there’s dj and dhol and people dance to it. 5. The famous celeb we have had is Manoj Bajpayee for tedx. 6. I think being a part of placement committee would be useful for CV pointer and of high value. 7. There is one student exchange programme that the college gives but i dont have much knowledge about it

1. My batch size is of 230 students with around 58 students sitting in each class. Now talking about the specialisation strength, marketing is around 90, finance is around 100 and the rest are HR, Operations and Analytics. 2. Girls to boys ratio is fine only, there is no one of more its balanced only. 3.Our batch and class is very diverse, the students are from every state and i got to know that the whole batch of 230 students are from 25 of the states and majorly the students are from north only. 4. Yes there is kind if peer learning as well as you get to know different perspectives of people from different places and your perspective gets broaden so yes there is peer learning. 5. Yes you have marks for participating in class and they are usually for 10 marks of the overall marks. 6. Yes, the students genuinely attend classes, most of the learnings are from the class only and it gets very difficult during exams if you dont study in class.

Admission Process for VIT (2022): 1. Application Process: - The first step is to fill out the VITEEE application form, which usually opens around November or December each year. - The form requires basic details, educational qualifications, and the choice of preferred course and campus (e.g., VIT Vellore, Chennai, etc.). - The deadline for submission is typically in March. 2. Entrance Exam (VITEEE): - VIT conducts its VITEEE (VIT Engineering Entrance Exam) in April. - The exam consists of multiple-choice questions covering subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, aptitude and English. - The results are announced in May, with ranks provided based on your performance. 3. Counseling Process: - Counseling is held in two phases, generally starting in June. - Based on your VITEEE rank, you’ll be invited for the Phase 1 counseling, which usually happens for students with ranks up to 20,000. - Students who rank higher participate in Phase 2 counseling. - The counseling process involves: 1. Document verification (class 12th mark sheet, VITEEE scorecard, etc.) 2. Payment of an advance fee (usually ₹50,000 for seat confirmation) 3. Choosing your preferred campus and branch of study. - The category of fees (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.) is also determined based on your rank, with higher ranks getting lower fee categories. 4. Commencement of Classes: - Once your seat is confirmed, you will receive details about the start of the semester. Classes usually begin in July(mine started in September). - Before the academic session, VIT organizes orientation programs to familiarize students with the campus, departments, and student resources. Most Preferred Exam: For the B.Tech program, the VITEEE is the most preferred exam. A safe score/rank to ensure admission in the 1st category for popular branches like CSE or IT is typically below 10,000. If your rank is higher than that, you may still get admission but in the 2nd or 3rd fee categories. Other Admission Routes: 1. Management Quota: - VIT offers management quota seats, which are available for students who do not qualify through VITEEE. These admissions generally involve higher fees, similar to the higher categories. 2. NRI Quota: - NRI students can apply through a separate admission process that requires specific documentation and fees but does not rely on VITEEE ranks. Admission Timeline Overview: 1. November/December: Application form for VITEEE opens. 2. March: Application form submission deadline. 3. April: VITEEE exam is conducted. 4. May: VITEEE results are announced. 5. June: Counseling process begins (Phase 1 and Phase 2). 6. July: Classes commence for the new academic year. Safe Score/Rank: - Rank below 10,000 in VITEEE ensures you a good chance of securing a seat in popular branches like CSE or IT under the 1st category of fees. - Ranks between 10,000 to 20,000 might place you in the 2nd or 3rd fee categories.

Here’s a detailed look at the class environment and student demographics at VIT: Class Size: - Number of Students per Class: - Typically, each class has around 60 to 70 students. For larger subjects or core courses, the number can be higher. - Total Student Strength: - For a specialization like Computer Science, there are usually about 2000 to 3000 students per year. - Across the entire B.Tech program, the total student strength can be around 5,000 to 6,000 per year, depending on the intake capacity of each branch. Gender Ratio: - Girls-to-Boys Ratio: - For the Computer Science specialization, the ratio is approximately 1:3, meaning there are about 25% girls and 75% boys. - Across the entire college, the gender ratio is relatively skewed towards boys, with roughly 30% girls and 70% boys. Cultural Diversity: - Diversity in the Class: - VIT has a diverse student body, with students coming from various parts of India and even some from abroad. - Students from states like Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Uttar Pradesh are prominently represented. There’s also a significant number from North Eastern states and other regions. - Students from Different States: - Approximately 40% of the students are from outside Tamil Nadu, reflecting the university’s pan-India appeal. - Each class typically includes students from various states, contributing to a rich cultural mix. Peer Group and Learning: - Peer Group: - The peer group is generally collaborative and competitive. Students are keen to support each other in group projects and study sessions. - Peer learning is encouraged, with many students forming study groups to tackle challenging subjects together. - Marks for Participation: - Marks for class participation are not always a formal part of the grading system but can sometimes be considered in internal assessments and project evaluations. - Class Attendance and Learning: - While many students attend classes with the intention to learn, some might be more focused on just meeting the attendance requirements. - There’s a mix of genuine interest and attendance-driven participation. Students who are motivated and engaged find the classes valuable and enriching, while others may view them as just a requirement. Views on Class Participation: - Genuine Learning: - Students who are passionate about their field and future careers tend to actively participate and engage in class discussions. They make the most out of lectures and labs. - On the other hand, those less interested may struggle to see the value in attending all classes regularly. However, those who do attend classes often benefit from the structured learning environment and direct interaction with professors.

1.Course curriculum is easy. People can pass easily with the notes given by teacher during classes.students get backlog in exam if they haven't studied properly or if they don't have proper attendance.you are only allowed to give examination if you have 75%attendance. 2.Good aspect is that the courses are easy but the bad aspect is that it is majorly theory based and not practical. 3.There are two exams per semester . One is mid term exam for 20 marks in between our semester and second is end term exam i.e final exam for 70marks.other marks are internal marks based on our attendance, assignment and mid term. 4.Generally we have 4-5 classes on daily basis and we get some class gaps in between but college run from9:10 am to 5 Pm. But generally our classes gets end till 4 pm. 5.faculties teaches us with the help of PPT. 6.The teacher I most admired is Shilpa Pandey ma'am and suchita panda ma'am as both of the teacher are sweet, linient and their way of teaching is very good. 7.I don't admire Gazala ma'am as she shout very much and she is irresponsible. 8.there is a mandatory attendance criteria that is 75%.you are only allowed to give examination if you have 75%attendance.

Campus infra is amazing they have all the facilities - 1)5 Gyms in campus separate for girls and boys 2)Pool snooker table above allmart 3) karate coaching 4) badminton indoor courts and outdoor courts in 6 blocks 5) swimming for both boys and girls seperate 6) 2 Libraries VIT has more than 5 auditoriums and all are top notch, the library is very well equipped and you can get any book that is there in the curriculum. Medical centre is called chettinad centre and has an ambulance facility that takes students from their hostel to the medical centre. Overall the campus life is amazing there even with the in time restrictions. Students go out in the day time, there is a movie hall nearby and if you take an auto you can go to the mall as well. It's a very lively place outside the campus. About the club's and chapters I have already mentioned in my previous answers but will say again. I was the internal secretary of the music club and there are clubs and chapters for dance, drama, IEEE, munsoc, robotics, aisec etc. One has got so many options.

Tell us the detailed fee structure (yearly) and scholarship details (if any). Mention the fees for the complete course along with the fact that it is increasing or not. Please consider including: The year-wise fees you paid (or will be paying). Mention the Tuition fees, caution fees, registration fees, admission fees, development fees, lab fees and the other compulsory charges during the course completion as per the category (like Management, SC, ST). Also, share the fees of your batchmates for categories other than yours. Names and amounts of scholarships or financial aid that are available for students. Like merit cum need.

Please provide insights around the faculty members of your college. Also mention about the course structure, exam systems and marking schemes. Please consider including: The faculty-to-student ratio. How is the faculty to student relationship and how approachable are the faculties? The name of the faculties you liked and why did you like them? Who are the best faculties? The names of the faculties you didn't like and reason for not liking them? How many exams are there and how easy or difficult are they? How many students fail to clear the exams? How relevant is the course curriculum?

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• The year-wise fees you paid (or will be paying).
• Mention the Tuition fees, caution fees, registration fees, admission fees, development fees, lab fees and the other compulsory charges during the course completion as per the category (like Management, SC, ST).
• Also, share the fees of your batchmates for categories other than yours. Names and amounts of scholarships or financial aid that are available for students. Like merit cum need.

The year-wise fees you paid (or will be paying). Mention the Tuition fees, caution fees, registration fees, admission fees, development fees, lab fees and the other compulsory charges during the course completion as per the category (like Management, SC, ST). Also, share the fees of your batchmates for categories other than yours. Names and amounts of scholarships or financial aid that are available for students. Like merit cum need.

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Mention the Tuition fees, caution fees, registration fees, admission fees, development fees, lab fees and the other compulsory charges during the course completion as per the category (like Management, SC, ST). Also, share the fees of your batchmates for categories other than yours. Names and amounts of scholarships or financial aid that are available for students. Like merit cum need.

Mention the Tuition fees, caution fees, registration fees, admission fees, development fees, lab fees and the other compulsory charges during the course completion as per the category (like Management, SC, ST). Also, share the fees of your batchmates for categories other than yours. Names and amounts of scholarships or financial aid that are available for students. Like merit cum need.

CAMPUS LIFE,FOCUS ON SOCIAL ASPECT-->Your engagement with campus life and the quality of social interactions. The faculty's expertise, teaching methods, and mentorship quality. The effectiveness of the placement services and the support provided for career advancement. The quality of the infrastructure, including campus amenities and learning facilities.

COURSE CURRICULUM-->Your engagement with campus life and the quality of social interactions. The faculty's expertise, teaching methods, and mentorship quality. The effectiveness of the placement services and the support provided for career advancement. The quality of the infrastructure, including campus amenities and learning facilities.