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Ashish Kumar Bairwa 
B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2027
2.6
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It is average college in Barmer.
Placements: Placements are below average, with only about 20%-30% of students placed through college drives. The highest package has been around 5 LPA-6 LPA, while the average remains around 3 LPA. Companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro have recruited from the college. Internship opportunities are fewer and mostly pursued by students independently. Common roles include software development, testing, and support.
Infrastructure: In terms of infrastructure, classrooms are decent and labs are functional, although modernization is needed. Wi-Fi is available in selected areas, and the library is useful, though it could benefit from updated resources. Hostel facilities are average. Rooms are clean, mess food is manageable, and basic medical and sports facilities are provided. However, options in the canteen and recreational space are limited.
Faculty: Faculty quality is good overall, although certain departments need more consistent staffing. The curriculum is mostly aligned with RTU and covers core subjects well, but it could be more industry-oriented with the inclusion of modern technologies like AI, ML, and data science. Semester exams are moderate in difficulty, and students who stay consistent generally pass without issues. The course curriculum includes both theoretical and practical components, and the faculty members are generally knowledgeable and supportive. Some even encourage participation in projects and competitions beyond regular academics.
Other: I chose the B.E/B.Tech course because of my interest in technology and problem-solving. Engineering provides a strong technical foundation and opens up diverse career paths.
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Taksheel SIngh Solanki 
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) - Batch of 2027
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It can be Rajasthan's best government college (Government Engineering College, Barmer) but not till.
Placements: As for now, there are not that much on-campus placements. The main reason behind this is that the college is not that old. This is not located in a good area. Good placements are in petroleum branch only. Well, about other branches without petroleum there are average placements.
Infrastructure: College infrastructure is average only. There are all the basic things available in college that are used to study. The hostel is too old but it's okay. A new one is to be made (budget issue). The food is good at mess. Hostel has Wi-Fi also but not that good speed.
Faculty: About faculty, it's not that great but it's not that bad also. Firstly, there is no government faculty. There are only guest faculty members who are mostly freshers only not experienced holders. About exams, our college comes under MBMU (MBM University). So, the exams are conducted by them.
Other: I chose this course because I didn't have good percentile in JEE. So I wanted to take admission in MBM Jodhpur, and I wanted to take CSE. So that was not possible for me due to very high cutoff. So our college is affiliated with MBM Jodhpur. The seats for CSE are left in my college so I took admission here. I think this college can be made one of the best government colleges in Rajasthan but due to politics, it is not possible. Very few events are hosted by the college.
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Government Engineering College, Barmer has courses such as B.Tech to offer. These courses are in the stream of Engineering. Government Engineering College, Barmer has specializations such as B.Tech specializations in Electrical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning.
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