Colleges in Kolkata

ENTRANCE PREVIEW
I took direct admission through management quota in the college in computer science & engineering , I came to know about the college from one of our seniors they suggested me to take admission here, I am interested in programming and want to be a good coder and developer in future so I opted for this college and this course.
FEE STRUCTURE AND FACILITIES
I am paying in between 5 lakhs and 5.5 lakhs for my four years of computer science and engineering course, for 1st year I paid fees approx. 90 thousand also the students who are admitted on the basis of entrance like WBJEE have to pay less fees as compared to students admitted through management quota, overall the fee is affordable.
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PLACEMENT WING
The first batch of engineering from the college had not passed yet, so there is no placement record, however the college had established a placement cell to monitor the placement activities so that students could get placed in upcoming years with good packages and good % of placement should be there.

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Group Discussion- GD
Group Discussion, commonly known as GD is a method of assessing students' personality in terms of both technique and art. It is a discussion in a group of people who express their views in a free manner upon a topic. The GD, by various B-schools for admission to management programmes, assesses students on the basis of confidence, communication, and managerial skills.

Follow the given below steps for the same:
Step One: Learn What DJs Actually Do
Step Two: Determine Why You Want to DJ
Step Three: Test The Waters
Step Four: Learn Basic Skills
Step Five: Break Out of the Box
Step Six: Record a Mix (Tell a Story)
Step Seven: Build a Following (Brand Yourself)
Step Eight: Hustle (Put In Your Time)
Step Nine: Pursue Your First Gigs
Step Ten: Hone Your Craft
Becoming a DJ at a radio station may require a Bachelor's degree. Journalism, broadcasting and communications majors can study a wide range of topics. Some of these topics can include voice training, sound engineering, journalism or reporting skills and computer training. A Bachelor's degree is not always required but may increase the chances of being hired as a radio DJ. There are no formal educational requirements to work as a club or party DJ. However, some colleges offer courses that club DJs may find useful. These can include music software training, sound production, marketing and small business management.