In general the college is still developing. Not to give much hypes.
Placements: About 45–60% of students are getting placed from our institute. That's clearly an above-average number. The placement cell is actually doing a good job. But, to be honest, we get to know that the old placement cell have done a better job than the new placement cell. But can say that this placement cell is also doing well. The highest package offered is 5 LPA
The lowest package offered is 3 LPA
The avg package offered is 4 LPA
It should be mentioned that the given packages are approximately. The real values will be very close to this. top recruiters that offer placement in our campus are Infosys and UST Global. Actually, our college doesn't give any internships. But can get access to internships outside. By means of other online platform. We can get internships to top companies like amazon, Google, etc. Top roles that is we can get to high roles in companies which is software development related. The roles offered maybe different depending o
on our skills.
Infrastructure: The facilities given in the college are so average; yes, they give us access to Wi-Fi. But the Wi-Fi is really slow on every other side of the college, except for some. Lab facilities are quite below average, except for the computer science-related labs. Every other lab out there is just a simple setup. Actually, they are not very useful at all. Classrooms are good for getting enough space to fill the students. The light and fans are enough. But the classes don't get inbuilt projectors, which is a negative quality. Sports and games are so bad in this college that we don't even have a proper field to play on. We get to play on other grounds if any tournaments or things happen. That is quite comfortable. It's okay about talking about indoor sports; they provide an above-average facility to enjoy indoor games. But talking about outdoor sports, it is the worst college to join if you are interested in sports.
Faculty: Talking about the teachers, I can easily say that the teachers are well qualified enough for teaching in an engineering college. Most of the teachers are friendly and help us in the academics really well. Expect that some these 'these'some' teachers are not so good in knowledge and other aspects. They are not even friendly to us. But a fact to remember is that engineering is a thing where majority of the things we need to self-study are. Hence, the classes the teachers provide are not 100%. We actually need to learn things outside that would really help us in terms of getting job or saying that we actually learned things. Not by heart the syllabus. The thing about course curriculum is that the college follows the curriculum put forward by ktu. That's actually not 100% relevant. If we took a branch, for example, if you took computer Science to study,. You actually get to study things which are not related to things you want to study. They are just random topics. But can't blame them because, in some of subjects, we should have a small idea about it in our daily lives. But this may not be the perception of every student's; they might find really difficult to study things that they literally have no interest in. Hence, I can say that the curriculum is 50% relevant. And for the course we opted for, we actually got a lot less knowledge about the subject. They don't update the syllabus accordingly. We are still studying things about inventions made years ago. That may not be relevant in this period. The thing about semester exams is that it come really quickly. We doesn't even get enough time to prepare for our exams, so we get lots of other jobs like record writing, assignments, labs, club activities, etc. These things make the semester exams tough. Pass percentage is really only about 50–60% of students.
Other: I took computer Science and engineering, which is the course I had interest in. In the +2 degree, I took computer science as my major subject. Which made me like this subject. Hence, I wanted to continue computer Science in B.Teach. best thing is that we get to SEE things logically. It keeps the study interesting throughout without getting boring. Things to be improved are the things the curriculum let us study. By updating the things we need to study. We get information about what new things are occurring in our field. Events occurring on campus is much fewer. We don't even have a stage; hence, the functions occurring is really limited. But the organizations put in efforts to make it worth with the amount of money in hand. The seniors and other students in the campus is really friendly. The campus surrounding is safe. We have an airport really close to the campus. Hence, the area is quite safe and can really enjoy the view of planet landing and departing. Scholarships are impressive I get a scholarship called E. K NAYANAR scholarship, which is given to students who scored marks above 80% in +2 or equivalent degree. And every other scholarship that is eligible for students of different categories is also available in the college. Speaking about the extracurricular activities, it are quite limited there. But they try to organize quite well.
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