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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.

Campus Infrastructure at DTU Sports Facilities: Outdoor sports: DTU offers various outdoor sports facilities, including cricket grounds, football fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, and volleyball courts. Indoor sports: The campus also has indoor sports facilities, such as a gymnasium, badminton courts, and table tennis tables. Equipment: The college generally provides sports equipment for students to use. Gym: Availability: Yes, DTU has a gym facility. Facilities: The gym is typically equipped with modern workout machines, free weights, and cardio equipment. Swimming Pool: Availability: Yes, DTU has a swimming pool. Separate for boys and girls: The pool may have separate timings or areas for boys and girls. Access: Students can access the pool during designated times, often subject to specific rules and regulations. Auditorium and Library: Auditorium: The auditorium at DTU is usually spacious and well-equipped for various events and presentations. Library: The library is a vital resource for students, providing access to a vast collection of books, journals, and other materials. Accessibility: Books are generally easily accessible through a library catalog system. Library timings: The library typically has extended hours to accommodate students' needs. Third-party databases: DTU may provide access to third-party databases for research and projects, such as IEEE Xplore, JSTOR, and ScienceDirect. Campus Size and Travel: Campus size: The DTU campus is relatively large, covering a significant area. Distance: The distance between the hostels and academic blocks can vary depending on the specific hostel and building. Travel: Most students travel within the campus on foot or by bicycle. Some may also use campus shuttle services or personal vehicles (if allowed). Personal Vehicles: Bikes and cars: The policy regarding personal bikes and cars on campus can change, but generally, students are allowed to keep their personal vehicles. Parking facilities: The college may provide designated parking areas for students' vehicles. Visitor Arrangements: Overnight stays: Relatives may be allowed to visit students on campus for overnight stays, subject to specific rules and regulations. Arrangements: The college may have guest rooms or other arrangements for visitors. Food Joints: Central canteen/cafeteria: Apart from the central canteen or cafeteria, the campus may have other food joints, such as canteens in different academic blocks or nearby hostels. Medical Center: Availability: DTU typically has a medical center on campus. Sufficiency: The medical center is generally equipped to handle basic medical needs of students and staff. Medical personnel: The medical center is staffed by qualified doctors and nurses.Overall Campus Life: Vibrant and active: DTU has a vibrant campus life, with a wide range of activities and opportunities for students. After-class activities: Students often engage in various activities after classes, such as sports, clubs, cultural events, or simply socializing with friends. Nightlife: Cafeterias and late-night options: While cafeterias may not always be open late into the night, there are often nearby eateries or food stalls that cater to students' late-night cravings. Roaming around campus: Some students may roam around the campus at night, especially during events or social gatherings. However, it's essential to prioritize safety and adhere to any campus guidelines. Going Out: Off-campus hangouts: Students often explore nearby areas for hangouts, including cafes, restaurants, malls, and parks. On-campus spots: The campus itself may have designated areas for socializing, such as the central courtyard or common areas. Safety: Locality safety: The safety of the locality surrounding DTU can vary. It's generally advisable to exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings, especially at night. Fests and Cultural Events: Major events: DTU hosts various fests and cultural events throughout the year, showcasing student talent and creativity. Campus vibe: The campus atmosphere becomes lively and energetic during events, with students participating enthusiastically. Celebrity performances: DTU has occasionally hosted performances by famous celebrities at its fests. Clubs and Committees: Variety of clubs: DTU offers a wide range of clubs and committees catering to different interests, such as technical, cultural, sports, and social clubs. Student participation: Many students actively participate in clubs and committees, gaining valuable skills and experiences. Important clubs: The importance of clubs can vary based on individual interests and career goals. However, technical clubs and student councils are often considered valuable for skill development and networking. International Immersion and Exchange Programs: Availability: DTU may offer international immersion or student exchange programs. Partner universities: The college collaborates with foreign universities in various countries for these programs. Popular destinations can include the United States, Europe, and Asia. Student participation: The number of students participating in exchange programs can vary, but it's a popular option for many. Extra fees: There may be additional fees associated with exchange programs, including tuition, accommodation, and living expenses.

Course Curriculum: Rigorous but manageable: The course curriculum at DTU is generally considered rigorous, reflecting the high standards of engineering education. However, with consistent effort and time management, students can successfully navigate the coursework. Industry-oriented: DTU's curriculum is often designed to be industry-oriented, ensuring that students acquire the skills and knowledge relevant to the job market. Challenging exams: Exams can be challenging, requiring a deep understanding of the subject matter. Regular study and practice are essential for success. Student Performance: Pass rates: While the pass rates can vary depending on the course and individual student performance, most students are able to pass the exams with adequate preparation. Repeat courses: In cases where students fail courses, they may have the opportunity to repeat them in subsequent semesters. Good and Bad Aspects of the Course: Good aspects: Strong academic reputation Experienced faculty Excellent placement opportunities Vibrant campus life Bad aspects: Competitive environment High workload Limited flexibility in course selection (in some cases) Academic Schedule: Number of exams: The number of exams per year can vary depending on the course and semester. Typically, there are multiple exams throughout the year, including mid-term exams and final exams. Classes per day: The number of classes per day can also vary. Students usually have 4-5 classes per day, with a mix of lectures, tutorials, and laboratory sessions. Timings: Class timings typically range from morning to evening. Free time: The amount of free time students have after classes can depend on their course load, extracurricular activities, and personal commitments. However, there is generally enough time for students to balance their academic work with leisure activities. Teaching Methodology: Diverse approaches: DTU faculty employ a variety of teaching methodologies, including lectures, tutorials, laboratory sessions, and project-based learning. Experienced faculty: Many faculty members at DTU have significant industry experience, bringing practical insights into their teaching. Faculty Admire/Dislike: Admire: While individual experiences may vary, many students admire faculty members who are knowledgeable, approachable, and passionate about their subjects. Dislike: Some students may dislike faculty members who are perceived as demanding, unapproachable, or ineffective in their teaching. Attendance: Mandatory attendance: Yes, DTU typically has a mandatory attendance policy. The exact attendance requirement can vary depending on the course and department. Consequences of absence: Failure to meet the attendance requirement can result in penalties, such as being barred from exams or receiving a lower grade. Penalties: While it's rare for students to be penalized for attendance, it's important to adhere to the attendance policy to avoid any potential consequences.

1. The course curriculum is designed to help students gain fundamental understanding of the various functional areas of management like, finance, marketing, HR and operations. The difficulty level of the course curriculum is average. 2. The good aspect of the curriculum is that it allows one to get exposed to several crucial concepts of the management which are highly practical in nature. On the other hand, the bad aspect is that most of the curriculum is out dated and not focused on current developments. 3. The courses is divided into 4 semester (2 years). Each semester has 2 exams (minor and major). 4. Each day there are approximately 5-6 classes for the first 2 semesters and then in 3 semester 3 classes each day on an average and in the 4th semester only 2 classes. Timings are usually between (9 AM to 6 PM) from Monday to Friday. 5. The teaching methodology is usually PPT based lectures and sometimes there are case studies discussion. 6. I personally Admire Dr. Vishal Vyas and Dr. Gaurav Aggrawal (both finance faculties). The way they deliver lectures, engage students and teach each concept in depth allows students to gain deeper understanding of the finance domain. 7. Yes, there is a criteria for minimum 75% attendance in all subjects before minor and major exam. In case there is short attendance students need to fill undertaking form and consult with the concerned faculty. If the attendance is very short one will not be allowed to sit for the major exam. (One of my classmates got debarred from the major exam in the 2nd semester for short attendance).

There is all the necessary sport facilities in the campus including gym, cricket ground, football ground, volleyball court, badminton court etc. There is a gym which has a trainer and all the required facilities and equipments. Campus don't have a swimming pool in it. The auditorium is really big and library has all the books available in it. College campus is around 250 acres in area. Hostels to academic block is around 600 metres. College has provided students with bicycles to travel. Since it's a green campus, cars and bikes are not allowed inside of the campus. Relatives can't stay in the campus overnight. There is a amul in the hostel area where students can order food. College do provides medical facilities and is sufficient for everyone in the campus.Campus life is great here. Everything in the college operates 24X7. Cafeteria, food joint are open till late night. Students often visit spots which are famous here as they are not too far. Campus is absolutely safe and is guarded by security guards. There is a annual fest called Sierra. Vibe during the events are irreplaceable. There are several clubs and committees including the placement committee, media committee, mess committee. There are no international students exchange programs as of now.

1. There is a separate area dedicated for sports facilities. It has basketball court, tennis court, swimming pool, badminton court, Table Tennis, Yoga room. There are two sports ground one for football and volleyball and one for cricket. 2. Yes, there is a GYM in college, basic equipment for all types of exercise are available. 3. Yes, there is a swimming pool. It is common for both girls and boys but timings are different. Pool is open from Mon-Tue and Thru-Sat. 4. Auditorium is quite good equipped with all facilities. Library is also huge but the numbers of books and sitting is low. Yes, college provide access to third party databases such as Emrald, ScienceDirect, Scopus for research purposes. 5. College campus is approximately 160 acres. The average distance between hostels and academic block is 300 meters. Students either walk or use bicycle to go classes. 6. Yes, one can keep bike or car but special permission is required from the administration. 7. Yes, relatives can visit campus and allowed to stay in separate place. Students need to inform administration prior to the visit about the stay. 8. There is a NesCafe in the campus. 9. Yes, there is medical center in the college. The timing is 10 AM to 6 PM. Doctors and nurses are well qualified. 1. Overall campus life is quite good. There are many places in the college where students can go to either sit peacefully or enjoy with friends. Many students go Sports Complex to play various sports. Some students can be seen sitting in library late in the evening. While some are just taking walks with their friends. 2. Nightlife is not vibrant there. Nights canteen in available only in 2 hostels BH-1 and BH-3. Most of the students stay in their rooms at night. Not so much activity after 10:30 PM. 3. Majority of the students go out of campus on weekends. Major hangout spots in college is Open Air Theatre and Canteen. While outside of campus there are only few places to visit like Gwalior Fort, Zoo, DB Mall, Chaupati. 4. Locality is safe but most of the students stay inside campus at night because there is nothing much to do outside of campus. 5. The biggest fest of IIITM is Aurora which is a 3 day event took place in February. It has many competitions like, fashion show, singing, dancing and in the end of each day there is DJ night. The campus vibe during events is quite awesome. Everyone enjoys their time and have fun with their friends. 6. The Major club of the college is Uthan which handles all the major events and activities of the college. No, I am not the part of the Uthan club. 7. There is no student exchange program available in the college. However, students can go for international internships and research work with prior permission from the college.

1. Semester-Wise Fee (4 Semesters/2 Years) Category - General/OBC-NCL/OBC/PwD a. Tuition Fee - 80000 b. Semester Exam Fee - 1500 c. Library Fee - 2000 d. Registration/Enrolment Fee - 1000 e. Internet and Computer Charges - 2000 f. Medical Facilities - 1500 g. Cultural Activity - 1000 h. Hostel Charges - 12000 i. Hostel Mess fee - 18000 j. One Time Admission Fee - 27250 k. Hostel Mess Security Deposit (one time) - 5000 Category - SC/ST a. Tuition Fee - NA b. Semester Exam Fee - 1500 c. Library Fee - 2000 d. Registration/Enrolment Fee - 1000 e. Internet and Computer Charges - 2000 f. Medical Facilities - 1500 g. Cultural Activity - 1000 h. Hostel Charges - 12000 i. Hostel Mess fee - 18000 j. One Time Admission Fee - 27250 k. Hostel Mess Security Deposit (one time) - 5000 2. Total fee that I will pay for all 4 semesters will be approx - INR 489,250 3. Fee is similar to other government colleges of the same league. 4. Other expenses for the students could be, Cooler charges for hostel room (700), Donation for festive events (as per own discretion), re-exam fee(2000), MOOC courses (1000 each) 5. Indian nationals who are admitted as non-sponsored, regular, full-time PG students are eligible for financial assistance according to norms approved by the Board of Governors and Ministry of Human Resources Development.

Ashoka University offers a wide range of sports facilities for both indoor and outdoor activities: Outdoor Sports Facilities: Cricket Ground: A full-sized cricket field is available. Football Field: The university has a well-maintained football field. Tennis Courts: Available for students to play both singles and doubles. Basketball Courts: Outdoor basketball courts are accessible to students. Volleyball Court: Students can play on the volleyball court. Indoor Sports Facilities: Badminton Courts: Indoor courts are available. Table Tennis: Multiple tables are set up for table tennis enthusiasts. Squash Courts: There are indoor squash courts for students. Fitness Center (Gym): The campus features a well-equipped gym with cardio machines, weight training equipment, and spaces for functional workouts. Yes, Ashoka University provides the necessary equipment for most of these sports, but students can also bring their personal equipment if they prefer. Gym Facilities Yes, Ashoka University has a gym that offers a wide range of facilities: Cardio Equipment: Treadmills, stationary bikes, and elliptical machines. Weight Training: Free weights, resistance machines, and kettlebells. Functional Training: Space for yoga, pilates, and other fitness programs. Swimming Pool As of the latest information, there is no swimming pool on the Ashoka University campus. Auditorium and Library Auditorium: The university's auditorium is spacious and modern, equipped with high-quality sound and visual equipment. It is used for cultural events, talks, and performances. Library: The Ashoka Library is well-stocked and provides access to a wide range of books, journals, and academic resources. Access to Books: Books are easily accessible, and students can use the digital catalog to find resources. Library Timings: The library is usually open from early morning until late evening, and during exam periods, the timings might extend. Third-party Database Access: Yes, Ashoka University provides access to several databases, including JSTOR, ProQuest, EBSCOhost, Springer, and more, which are vital for research and projects. Campus Size & Distance Campus Size: The Ashoka University campus is approximately 25 acres. Distance from Hostels to Academic Block: The hostels are located within walking distance of the academic block, usually around 5-10 minutes on foot. Mode of Transport: Most students walk or cycle between the hostels and academic buildings. Personal motorized vehicles are generally not allowed on campus. Personal Vehicles No, students are typically not allowed to keep personal bikes or cars on campus. However, exceptions might be made for special circumstances. Relatives' Stay on Campus Yes, relatives can visit, and the university provides guest accommodations for overnight stays, subject to prior arrangements and availability. Guests are usually required to inform the administration in advance. Food Joints Apart from the central canteen/cafeteria, there are other food outlets such as: Snack bars Coffee shops Small eateries providing diverse cuisines. Medical Center Yes, Ashoka University has a medical center that caters to the health needs of the students, staff, and faculty. The facility is adequately staffed with qualified doctors and nurses who are available round the clock. In case of emergencies, the medical center is equipped to handle basic health issues, and tie-ups with nearby hospitals ensure that serious cases are transferred quickly if needed.Campus life at Ashoka University is vibrant and intellectually stimulating. Students engage in a variety of academic, social, and extracurricular activities. The environment is diverse, with students from different backgrounds, which fosters rich discussions both inside and outside the classroom. Post-Class Activities: After classes, students often participate in clubs, attend workshops or guest lectures, work on group projects, or enjoy sports and fitness activities. The evenings are lively with social events, music jams, movie screenings, and debates. Nightlife at Ashoka University Nightlife: While Ashoka University is primarily academic-focused, it does have a decent nightlife for students. There are informal get-togethers, club meetings, and late-night study sessions. Students can often be found chatting or studying in common areas late into the night. Cafeterias: Yes, some cafeterias and snack bars remain open late, providing food options for students studying or socializing. Roaming at Night: It’s common to see students walking around the campus, especially near hostels or the central quadrangle, during late hours. The campus is well-lit and safe for night strolls. Off-Campus Hangouts & Safety Going Off-Campus: While students enjoy campus life, they do occasionally head out, mostly during weekends. Local Hangout Spots: Students often visit malls or cafes in Sonepat, nearby restaurants, or Delhi (which is around 1-2 hours away). Safety: The locality around the campus is considered safe, but students usually venture out in groups, especially at night. The university also provides security within the campus. Cultural Events and Fests Major Events & Fests: Banjaara: Ashoka’s annual cultural fest, which brings together music, dance, and theatrical performances. Ashoka Lit Fest: Focuses on literature, with discussions and readings from eminent authors. Model United Nations (MUN): One of the prominent events for students interested in diplomacy and public speaking. Celebrities: Recent fests have featured performances by famous artists such as Prateek Kuhad, The Local Train, and Ritviz. The campus vibe during these events is electric, with students actively participating and enjoying the celebrations. Clubs & Committees Ashoka University has a diverse range of student clubs and committees, covering various interests: Cultural Clubs: Music, Dance, Theatre, Photography. Academic Clubs: Debate Society, Economics Society, History Society. Sports Clubs: Football, Basketball, Tennis, Yoga. Social Impact: Enactus, NGOs, and sustainability clubs. Most Important Clubs for CV Building: Clubs like Debate Society, MUN, and Enactus are highly regarded in terms of value addition and building leadership, communication, and organizational skills that look great on a CV. Are You a Part of Any Clubs?: If you'd like to share which clubs interest you or you are a part of, I'd be happy to learn! International Immersion & Student Exchange Programs Yes, Ashoka University offers international immersion programs and student exchange opportunities with several top global universities. Partner Universities: Students often prefer instituitions like Sciences Po (France), King’s College London (UK), and Yale University (USA) for their exchanges. Popularity: A decent number of students opt for these programs to gain global exposure and academic credits. Fees: There might be additional costs depending on the exchange program, but the specifics vary based on the university and duration of the stay. These opportunities offer students exposure to different academic systems and enhance their CVs through international experience.

Ashoka University does offer strong support for summer internships, but 100% placement is not guaranteed every year. Here's a breakdown of the internship scenario: Percentage of Unplaced Students: On average, around 85-90% of students secure internships through the university’s placement cell. For those who are unplaced, Ashoka University encourages students to apply independently or through alumni networks and online job portals like LinkedIn, Internshala, or AngelList. Self-Managed Internships: Students who don't find internships through campus placements often secure internships independently by leveraging personal contacts, online platforms, or faculty recommendations. Paid Internships Paid Internships: The majority of internships secured through campus placements are paid. Around 70-80% of internships offered are paid positions, while the rest may be unpaid, particularly in social impact sectors or research-based roles. Stipend Range Average Stipend: The average monthly stipend for internships ranges from ₹15,000 to ₹30,000. Highest Stipend: The highest monthly stipend can go up to ₹80,000 to ₹1,00,000, usually offered by top consulting firms, financial instituitions, or multinational corporations. Lowest Stipend: Some internships, particularly in the non-profit or education sector, may offer stipends as low as ₹5,000 to ₹10,000 or sometimes none at all for voluntary positions. Most Preferred Companies The preferred companies for internships depend on the course, but here are some common trends: Economics/Finance Students: Companies like Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and McKinsey & Company are highly sought after due to their reputation and high stipends (around ₹50,000 to ₹80,000 per month). Liberal Arts Students: Internships in media houses (The Indian Express, The Quint), consulting firms, and policy think tanks are common. Monthly stipends in this field range from ₹15,000 to ₹35,000. Bulk Hiring Companies Some companies hire students in bulk for internships. These typically include: Consulting Firms: McKinsey, BCG, and EY hire large numbers of interns across different roles. The average stipend is around ₹30,000 to ₹60,000 per month. Tech Firms: Companies like Microsoft, Google, and Tata Consultancy Services also hire in bulk for technical roles, with stipends averaging ₹40,000 to ₹80,000 per month. Pre-Placement Offers (PPOs) PPO Conversion Rate: Around 20-30% of students convert their internships into Pre-Placement Offers (PPOs). This percentage is higher in courses like Economics, Finance, and Computer Science, where companies seek long-term talent. Final Placements After PPO: If a student accepts a PPO, they are generally not allowed to sit for final placements, as the PPO is considered a final offer. However, exceptions might be made in case of exceptional circumstances, subject to approval by the placement cell. Internship Scenario Across Courses Economics/Finance/CS: The internship scenario is generally better for students in Economics, Finance, and Computer Science courses due to high demand in consulting, finance, and tech industries. Humanities & Social Sciences: Students in humanities fields may find fewer paid internships compared to those in economics or CS. However, opportunities in research, NGOs, and media still offer valuable experience, even if the stipends are lower. In summary, the overall internship experience at Ashoka is robust, with many students securing valuable and paid internships across different industries. While not every student secures an internship through the university’s placement process, ample opportunities exist both on and off-campus.

Sports Facilities * Outdoor Sports: BSA College Mathura boasts a variety of outdoor sports facilities, including cricket grounds, football fields, basketball courts, volleyball courts, and tennis courts. * Indoor Sports: The college also has indoor sports facilities like a badminton court, table tennis tables, and a squash court. * Equipment: Most of the necessary sports equipment is provided by the college. However, for specialized equipment or personal preference, students may need to arrange their own. Gym * Gym: Yes, BSA College Mathura has a well-equipped gym. * Facilities: The gym offers a range of workout machines, free weights, and cardio equipment. Swimming Pool * Swimming Pool: Yes, the college has a swimming pool. * Separate for Boys and Girls: The pool is usually separate for boys and girls. * Access: Students can access the pool during designated times, often scheduled by the sports department. Auditorium and Library * Auditorium: The auditorium is spacious and well-equipped, often used for various events, lectures, and performances. * Library: The library has a vast collection of books, journals, and other resources. * Accessibility: Books are generally easily accessible, and the library staff is helpful in assisting students. * Library Timings: The library typically has extended hours to accommodate students' study needs. * Third-Party Databases: Yes, the library provides access to various third-party databases like Jstor, IEEE Xplore, and Scopus for research and projects. Campus Size and Travel * Campus Size: The campus is relatively large, with a good distance between hostels and the academic block. * Travel: Most students travel on foot or by bicycle within the campus. Some may also use college-provided transportation or their own vehicles, if allowed. Personal Vehicles * Personal Vehicles: The college may have specific rules regarding personal vehicles on campus. It's advisable to check with the administration for the latest guidelines. Relative Visits * Relative Visits: Relatives can usually visit students on campus for overnight stays. The college may have specific arrangements for such visits, including guest rooms or accommodations. Food Joints * Food Joints: Apart from the central canteen and cafeteria, there are often other food outlets on campus, such as canteens in different hostels or departmental canteens. Medical Center * Medical Center: The college typically has a medical center with basic healthcare facilities. * Sufficiency: The medical center may be sufficient for minor ailments and emergencies. However, for serious medical conditions, students may need to seek treatment at nearby hospitals. * Staff: The doctors and nurses at the medical center are generally qualified to handle common health issues.BSA College Mathura offers a vibrant and engaging campus life. Most students balance their academics with various extracurricular activities. After classes, students often: * Study in the library or their rooms. * Participate in sports and fitness activities. * Engage in club or committee activities. * Hang out with friends at cafeterias, canteens, or common areas. * Pursue hobbies like music, art, or photography. Nightlife and Campus Safety * Nightlife: While NIT Mathura doesn't have a bustling nightlife like metropolitan cities, there are still options for students to unwind. Cafeterias and canteens often stay open late, and students can be seen roaming around the campus during the night, especially during events or festivals. * Campus Safety: The campus is generally safe, and security personnel are always present. However, it's always advisable to exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings. Going Out and Hangout Spots * Going Out: Students often go out to explore the city of Mathura or nearby areas like Vrindavan. * Hangout Spots: Both on and off campus, there are various places to hang out. Popular spots include: * On-campus: Cafeterias, canteens, sports grounds, and the central park. * Off-campus: Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple, Govind Dev Ji Temple, Holi Resort, and various eateries in the city. Safety in the Locality * Safety: The locality around NIT Mathura is generally safe, especially during the day. However, it's advisable to avoid venturing out alone late at night, especially in unfamiliar areas. Fests and Cultural Events * Fests and Events: NIT Mathura hosts various fests and cultural events throughout the year. The campus atmosphere is electric during these events, with students participating in competitions, performances, and celebrations. * Celebrities: In recent years, NIT Mathura has attracted popular celebrities to perform at its fests. While I don't have specific information about the most recent performers, you can check the college's official website or social media for updates. Clubs and Committees * Clubs and Committees: NIT Mathura offers a wide range of clubs and committees, catering to diverse interests. Some popular ones include: * Technical clubs (e.g., Robotics, Coding) * Cultural clubs (e.g., Music, Dance, Drama) * Sports clubs (e.g., Cricket, Football, Basketball) * Student council * Literary clubs * Participation: Many students actively participate in multiple clubs and committees, gaining valuable experience and skills. Important Clubs for Value Addition * Technical clubs: These clubs are often considered crucial for students seeking to enhance their technical skills and build strong CVs. Participation in coding, robotics, or other technical clubs can provide valuable experience and projects. * Student council: Being a part of the student council can develop leadership, organizational, and communication skills. International Immersion and Exchange Programs * Programs: Yes, NIT Mathura offers international immersion and student exchange programs. These programs provide students with the opportunity to study abroad and gain global exposure. * Preferred Universities: Students often prefer universities in countries like the USA, UK, Germany, and Australia due to their academic reputation and cultural diversity. * Participation: The number of students opting for these programs varies each year. It's advisable to check with the college's international relations office for the latest statistics. * Extra Fee: Yes, there is usually an extra fee associated with international exchange programs to cover tuition, accommodation, and living expenses.

Yes there is a attendance criteria of 65% in our college . Till now I have not seen anyone being penalised for attendance in my college. My course curriculum is easy. In the first and the second year there are 7 subjects each semester out of which 3 are core subjects and the other 3 you have options to select for the subject you want to study and the 1 left is selected by the college only. In the final year you have 6 subjects 4 core subjects and the other 2 you have a option to select. The good aspect of my course is that it's easy and on the other hand the bas aspect is there is less of a practical knowledge and more of the theory part. My college is the morning one so the timings are 8:30 to 2:30 and then totally depends on your class timetables. Someday you will have 5 classes and some day only 1.

Course curriculum was easy but schedule of classes was so hectic. Good aspect was that course was interesting and easy to learn but bad aspect was huge syllabus. We attended 4 classes during a day sometimes research labs and theory classes. timing of classes was 8a.m.-4 p.m. We don't so much free time due to hectic schedule and so much file work. Teaching methodology was really appreciable. Teachers uses presentation, pdfs, even used board for teaching. Renu mam from zoology department she was reall brilliant teacher and her behaviour was polite and humble. She use to help us a lot. Chemistry department was so rude to students we were really tired of them. Yes 75% attendance was mandatory. If that was not fulfilled you have to come with your parents to college and tell a genuine reason to teachers why u didn't come to college and then they will issue you your admit card. Yes even I've been penalised for this coz I suffered from food poisioning one semester and my attendance was short and i faced lots of issues coz of that.

There is no other way like management quota or donation to get nto Delhi University. One has to give the exam get marks to get into one. The preferred exam for my course is CUET. One has to get atleast above 650 to get into my college and course. It varies for students having Qouta, like for EWS one can get in by 550 marks and then for OBC ans SC/ST it lowers even more. There is no GD or Interview. Only counselling is there. 3 rounds are there. Approximately result is declared after 20 days of each counselling session and maybe a one dsy time is given to the student to select either they want to freeze the seat of the college they got or want to take a chance to upgrade it. They are also given options to change their preference sheet if they want to.

Sports Facilities * Outdoor Sports: Football field, cricket ground, basketball court, tennis court, volleyball court. * Indoor Sports: Badminton court, table tennis tables, squash court. * Equipment: The college provides most of the necessary equipment for sports, but students may need to bring their own specialized gear for some activities. Auditorium and Library * Auditorium: The auditorium is spacious and well-maintained, used for various events like lectures, seminars, and cultural performances. * Library: The library has a vast collection of books, journals, and online resources. Books are generally easily accessible. * Library Timings: The library is open for extended hours, including evenings and weekends. Campus Size and Transportation * Campus Size: The campus is moderately sized, with a pleasant walking distance between the hostels and academic blocks. * Transportation: Most students travel on foot or by bicycle. Personal Vehicles * Personal Vehicles: Students are typically allowed to keep personal bikes on campus. However, the policy for cars may vary depending on the college's parking facilities and traffic regulations. Food Joints * Food Joints: Apart from the central canteen/cafeteria, there may be other food outlets on campus, such as convenience stores, coffee shops, or food trucks. Medical Center * Medical Center: The college has a medical center with a team of qualified doctors and nurses. While it can handle most common ailments, serious medical conditions may require referral to external hospitals. Overall Campus Life The campus life is vibrant and engaging, with a diverse range of activities and opportunities. Students often participate in clubs, societies, and sports teams. After classes, many students can be found studying in the library, attending club meetings, or participating in extracurricular activities. Going Out Students frequently venture outside the campus to explore local attractions, such as restaurants, cafes, shopping malls, and parks. Popular hangout spots can vary depending on the college's location and the preferences of the student body. Safety The locality is generally safe, but it's always advisable to exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings, especially during late-night hours. Fests and Cultural Events The college organizes various fests and cultural events throughout the year, including music festivals, cultural shows, and sports tournaments. These events create a lively and energetic atmosphere on campus. While specific celebrity performances may vary, popular artists often grace the stage during these events. Clubs and Committees The college offers a wide range of clubs and committees, catering to diverse interests. Some popular options include literary clubs, debating societies, sports teams, and cultural clubs. Many students actively participate in these organizations, gaining valuable skills and experiences. Important Clubs and Committees The most important clubs and committees for students often depend on their career aspirations and interests. However, clubs related to academics, research, or professional development can be particularly valuable in terms of value addition and CV pointers.

The course curriculum at PCCOER can be quite challenging, as it requires a solid understanding of complex technical concepts and rigorous problem-solving skills. While the coursework is demanding, students generally manage to pass, though some do struggle with the exams, especially if they are not well-prepared. Good aspects of the course include a comprehensive syllabus that covers the essentials of the field and prepares students for real-world applications. The faculty is knowledgeable and supportive, and the course is designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. On the downside, the workload can be intense, and the pressure of keeping up with the fast-paced curriculum can be overwhelming at times. Each academic year typically includes a series of exams, often comprising mid-term and end-of-term assessments. On average, students may have 4 to 6 exams spread throughout the year. Classes generally take place from early morning until late afternoon, with around 4 to 6 classes per day. Timings can vary, but students usually have a few hours of free time between classes for study or relaxation. The teaching methodology employed by the faculty includes lectures, practical sessions, and project-based learning. Some professors use interactive teaching methods and real-life case studies to enhance understanding, while others stick to more traditional lecture-based approaches. Among the faculty, I particularly admire Professor Dipali for their engaging teaching style and ability to make complex topics accessible. Conversely, I found that Professor Maithali could be less approachable and sometimes struggled to clarify difficult concepts effectively. There is a mandatory attendance rule at PCCOER, typically requiring students to maintain at least 75% attendance. If students fail to meet this requirement, they may face penalties such as being barred from exams or losing credits. I have seen a few students being penalized for not fulfilling the attendance criteria, which sometimes led to additional stress and the need for extra efforts to catch up.

The campus at PCCOER offers a range of sports facilities. For outdoor sports, there are well-maintained courts and grounds for cricket, football, basketball, and volleyball. The college also provides facilities for indoor sports like table tennis, badminton, and squash. Most of the necessary sports equipment is provided by the college, though students may sometimes need to bring their own for certain activities. Yes, the college has a gym equipped with a variety of fitness machines and weights. The facilities are generally well-maintained, allowing students to stay fit and healthy. The campus does have a swimming pool, which is shared by both boys and girls. Students can access the pool during scheduled hours, and it's typically available several times a week, depending on maintenance and usage policies. The auditorium and library are key facilities on campus. The auditorium is spacious and used for various events, seminars, and presentations. The library is well-equipped with a wide range of books and resources, though access to specific texts may sometimes be limited. The library is usually open from early morning until late evening, providing ample time for study. Additionally, students have access to third-party databases and online resources for research and projects, including JSTOR and IEEE Xplore. The college campus is quite large, with the distance from the hostels to the academic block being around 10-15 minutes on foot. Most students prefer walking or using bicycles to travel between the hostels and academic buildings. Students are generally allowed to keep personal bikes on campus, but there are strict regulations about keeping cars. Permission to bring a car requires special authorization from the college administration. Relatives can visit students on campus, and overnight stays are permitted. There are specific guest accommodations or arrangements for such visits, though it’s best to check with the hostel administration for detailed procedures. Apart from the central canteen, there are several other food joints and small eateries around the campus where students can get snacks and meals. The medical center on campus provides basic healthcare services. While it is adequate for routine health issues, more specialized medical needs might require visiting external healthcare facilities. The center is staffed by qualified doctors and nurses who offer necessary medical support to students. Overall, campus life at PCCOER is vibrant and engaging. After classes, most students participate in a variety of activities, such as joining clubs, studying in the library, or relaxing with friends in common areas. Many students also engage in sports or use the gym to unwind after a busy day. The nightlife on campus is relatively quiet, with most activities winding down by evening. Cafeterias and canteens generally close by 8-9 PM, so late-night food options are limited. While some students do roam around the campus during the night, the activity is minimal compared to daytime. Students frequently go out of the campus to explore nearby areas. Major hangout spots include local cafes, malls, and eateries. Within the campus, popular spots include the central lawn and recreational areas where students gather for leisure and socializing. The locality around the campus is generally considered safe for nighttime outings, but students are always advised to be cautious and aware of their surroundings. The campus hosts several major fests and cultural events throughout the year, such as the annual cultural fest “Cultural Conclave” and “Techno Mania” tech fest. These events create an energetic and festive atmosphere, with a lot of enthusiasm and participation from students. Recently, some well-known celebrities who performed include [Celebrity Names], adding to the excitement and grandeur of these events. Major clubs and committees on campus include the Cultural Club, Technical Club, Sports Committee, and Event Management Team. I am part of the [Name of Club/Committee], which focuses on [brief description of the club’s activities]. The Cultural Club and the Technical Club are particularly significant for students in terms of value addition and CV enhancement. They offer opportunities to develop skills, network, and gain experience that can be valuable for future careers.

Final placements at PCCOER generally start around the beginning of the final semester, usually in December or January. The placement process can last until the end of the semester, which means it often concludes by May, depending on the number of companies visiting and the number of students still seeking offers. While most students do get placed, it's not always 100%. Typically, about 5-10% of students might remain unplaced by the end of the placement season. To help these students, the college often conducts additional placement drives, provides career counseling, and helps with resume building and interview preparation. The placement cell also maintains contacts with various companies to secure opportunities for those who are still looking. Regarding CTC (Cost to Company): The average CTC offered is around ₹5-7 lakhs per annum. The highest CTC can go up to ₹15-20 lakhs per annum, especially with companies like TCS and Accenture. The lowest CTC might be around ₹3-4 lakhs per annum, depending on the company and role. Most preferred companies for our course include leading firms like Infosys, TCS, and Wipro. These companies are favored due to their strong industry reputation and career growth opportunities. Their average CTC typically ranges from ₹5-7 lakhs per annum. Companies that hire students in bulk for placements include major IT and consulting firms such as Accenture and Capgemini. These companies offer an average CTC of around ₹5-6 lakhs per annum. The placement committee plays a crucial role in organizing placement drives, liaising with companies, and assisting students with their applications. They help ensure that all students have access to placement opportunities and provide support throughout the process. While the process is generally transparent, there can be occasional concerns or perceptions of bias, especially if certain students or companies are given preferential treatment. Overall, the placement committee works to maintain fairness and transparency, but individual experiences can vary.

Here’s a detailed view of VIT’s course curriculum, exams, teaching methods, and attendance rules based on my experience: Course Curriculum: - Difficulty Level: - The curriculum is designed to be challenging, especially in technical courses like CSE, IT, and ECE, but it's manageable if you stay on top of your studies. Concepts related to machine learning, data structures, algorithms, and software development require consistent effort. - For someone from a strong math or programming background, the initial semesters are quite manageable, but it gets tougher in the later stages with more practical applications and projects. - Do Students Fail?: - Yes, students do fail if they don't prepare well or miss assignments. However, it’s not common unless you completely ignore studies. The grading system offers chances to recover with internal assessments and practical marks. Good and Bad Aspects of the Course: - Good Aspects: 1. The course offers up-to-date topics like AI, Machine Learning, and Cloud Computing. 2. Practical knowledge is emphasized through projects and lab work. 3. The freedom to choose electives allows you to tailor your learning to your interests. - Bad Aspects: 1. Some subjects can be theory-heavy and less focused on practical applications. 2. The credit system sometimes forces students to take unnecessary subjects to complete their credits. 3. The strict attendance policies can become a burden, even if you're otherwise performing well academically. Exams: - Number of Exams: - There are typically three main exams each semester: 1. CAT 1 (Continuous Assessment Test) – usually after a month into the semester. 2. CAT 2 – around the middle of the semester. 3. FAT – at the end of the semester, covering the entire syllabus. In addition to these, there are frequent quizzes, assignments, and lab exams. Daily Classes & Timings: - Number of Classes: - On average, there are 4 to 6 classes a day, depending on your timetable and electives. - Class Timings: - Classes typically start at 8:00 AM and go on until 3:00 or 4:00 PM. Some days are lighter, ending by 12:00 or 1:00 PM. - Free Time: - After 4 PM, most students have free time, which they use for extracurriculars, self-study, or group projects. VIT has a strong culture of club activities and hackathons, which are great to participate in during this time. Teaching Methodology: - Teaching Style: - Faculty members usually follow a mix of theoretical lectures with practical lab sessions. - Some use interactive tools and coding challenges in class to make learning more engaging, while others stick to more traditional methods like PowerPoint presentations and assignments. - Admired Faculty: 1. Prof. Siva Rama Krishnan: I admire them for their engaging teaching style and real-world examples that make difficult concepts easy to grasp. 2. Prof. Swarna Priya R.M: Their support for projects and innovative ideas is highly appreciated. They give students the freedom to explore beyond the syllabus. - Not-so-admired Faculty: 1. Prof. Bimal : Their lectures are often monotonous and focus too much on theory, making it hard to apply the knowledge practically. 2. Prof. Gunasekaran and Prof. Gnanavignesh: Lack of interaction and rigid teaching style make it hard for students to ask questions or participate actively. Mandatory Attendance Rule: - Attendance Requirement: - Yes, VIT has a strict 75% minimum attendance requirement. Failing to meet this requirement can prevent you from sitting for the final exams. - Consequences of Low Attendance: - If you don't meet the attendance criteria, you may be denied the chance to take the final exams, and it’s not uncommon for students to get penalized this way. In some cases, re-tests or special permissions can be requested, but it’s not guaranteed. - I have seen students being penalized for low attendance, which forced them to repeat the semester or lose out on their preferred electives. In conclusion, VIT’s course structure is balanced but challenging. The mandatory attendance rules and rigorous exam schedule keep students on their toes, but the variety in teaching methodologies and the availability of electives make it a rewarding experience if managed well.

The campus infrastructure of christ university is facinating including a common meetup point for students in the centre of college and the game room in basemesnt is exiting for students like who wanted to play pool , carrom foose ball , . sports facilities in college is also very gokd which include vell maintained football turf , basket ball court , badminton court , table tennis room , kabbaddi court , long jump pit , as well as dance room . . the college do have a gym but the asses to the gym is only for the hostlers not for day boarders .the auditorium and library of the college is must to visit the cleaniliness and infratructure is so sofesticated students have to be in their uniform to access both the places and ghave to punch thier id cards in the biomatrix scanner for entry , the library also has a locker room so that the belongings of the students are safe outside library . the college capmus is big enought to take almost 2 hrs to visit every place while the college have the hostels inside the college campus and the farthest pg is also just 800 metres away from the campus . so students generally prefer to travel by foot and for far living localites there are bus services by the college . the college doesents promotes overnight stays of relatives or parents inside the campus and students are not allowed to go outside campus after 9 pm and studrnts vehechles need to be removed from campus by 9 pm after that no outsider can assess college facilities . the canteen inside the campus consist of a very large area for the students to sit togather and eat with multiple food option at differest stalls inside the campus . the college have a medical centre for students not feeling well or having medical issues , the doctors and nurses inside the campus are well qualified there are three medical rooms in each building and over night facilities for hostlers , including blue form to secure attendence of ill student and red form so that girl facing munsturation can take a leave for rest and secure her attendence .The overall campus life is very good as for the student the friendly environment helps them to coupe aesily and the peers help in competing in fests and examination . the night life of the college is upto 9 pm but till the tiem there are jamming sessions and some time there are open mic forums including standup comedy but sad part is the caffeteria is closed till the time else it would have given flovours in the performances . . the students can be seen roaming arround till 11 pm till the pg allowed them to go out only the hostlers cant be seen on the streets after 9 but the surrounding near the college is entirely of pg students very rearly populated by family household so it is safe waling in the streets late night . . the major fest and culture in the colle are darpan and linguistic cultere in darpan students compete within the department to win excludive prices which include several events like singing , dancing , rangoli making , instruments , and even e sport events including VALORANT , BGMI , FIFA CODM , etc . while in the linguistic fest students wears their traditional outfit and there are several events like open mic in reginol lang uage thir cultural songs dance , etc . . college doesent promotes invinting cebs in fest it believes in uts students to conduct as well as they can to make the fest memorable . . the SWO ( student welfare organization ) and SC ( student council , ) and NCC are imp clums and committee in the campus ehic contains 3 credits each which helps in builing resume an cv