Placements: Placements are available for the final project that is done by the students in their fourth year. Placements weren't offered for my batch during the third year summer internship. Many of the placements for the final project are big names, but they all fall under a more corporate setting.

Infrastructure: The college has an excellent library with a very good selection of design books. Recently the workshops have been refurbished and are in their prime. The media labs and other facilities are great, but getting permissions to use these facilities are getting harder. The studio space offers a creative environment, but Wi-Fi facilities are not the most reliable and only one device per student can be registered to the Wi-Fi. The mess and canteen services are sub par at best. The hostels have the bare minimum but are well maintained. Very little kitchen facilities are present at the hostel and the laundry services are minimum as well. Recently many problems have accorded with the laundry and hostel kitchen and no maintenance has taken place of the same.

Faculty: Most of the faculty are visitors, so the teaching experience with them changes constantly. Some aren't great but some are excellent. The curriculum extensively has been reducing over the last few years. The quality is changing, some for the better, some not for the best. The semester exams are alright.

Other: While the management is growing stricter and more close minded about many things, the campus life and some course facilities are excellent.

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Archana Krishnan

B.Des. in Industrial Design - Batch of 2028

Offered by DJ Academy Of Design

3.6

1Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

A decent college that can fulfill your design goals.

Placements: Since I am still in college and have not passed out yet, I can’t give you the best details on placements. But from what I have heard, my seniors who have passed out and those who tried for internships in the 3rd year have gotten good opportunities with the portfolios they presented.

Infrastructure: The college campus is well maintained, with a peaceful and green environment that supports focused learning and creativity. The design studios and classrooms are equipped with the basic infrastructure required for hands-on learning, including a common workshop with all kinds of materials and faculty available at all times. Common areas are spacious, and the campus provides a calm space for students to explore. The campus is a favorite place for any nature lover. The hostel facilities are pretty decent, with all essential amenities and infrastructure ensuring a sense of community among students. Security and cleanliness receive due attention, ensuring a safe and hygienic stay.

Faculty: The curriculum is designed to build a strong foundation in design thinking, practical skills and creative exploration, encouraging hands on learning and experimentation which are essential for the design course. Faculty members availability can vary because the college brings external faculty members for each course, yet the college still makes efforts to bring experienced professionals.

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Anuraj M

B.Des. in Communication Design - Batch of 2026

Offered by DJ Academy Of Design

4.4

4Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

If you want to learn design, this is the best place.

Placements: Talking about placements, under communication design itself, there are plenty of career opportunities. Each subject can turn out to be a career. For example, you learn advertisement, filmmaking, branding, packaging design, UI/UX design, animation, and many other subjects under the umbrella of communication design. In the future (maybe after the 4th year), students can choose whatever they love to do. In a batch of 20, each person is interested in different branches of design. So, one company cannot come to the college and recruit all students. You should find the company that fits you.

Infrastructure: Facilities and infrastructure are really great, but it depends on how you make use of them. Wi-Fi is available 24/7 in the academic building and hostel, but you can connect only one device (probably a laptop). We have a media lab for recording, photography, and videography, and a well-maintained workshop (especially for industrial design students but open to everyone). The hostel is very well-maintained and comfortable. All the rooms are double-sharing. Washing machines, hot water, and water purifiers are available. The food in the canteen is pure vegetarian, hygienic, and has a flexible menu.

Faculty: Faculty members and professionals mostly have high industry experience. Interacting with them gives you exposure to the outside world and get to know the various aspects of design. You can't always depend on faculty members to spoon-feed you. Faculty members are there to guide you. Of course, they teach, but you can't teach design the same way you teach other subjects. Here, you have the liberty to define your boundaries. Use faculty members to help you get there. Having a strong mindset to learn and explore is very important.

Other: I chose communication design because it is a broad umbrella. As I mentioned before, you get to learn the basics of different branches of communication design. As a student, if you can't choose a particular direction in design, it's always better to learn all the basics first and then decide what to focus on later. I find the course interesting, but I still wish there were more real-world projects included. Of course, we do real-world projects, but having more of them would be helpful.

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Alagappa University is a great choice asit offers good placements across all course levels as well as a good infrastructure to support curricular andnon-curricular activities. The faculty at Alagappa University is comprised of industry veterans with many years of experience in their respective field

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What is the Alagappa University cutoff percentage for B.Tech Computer Science & Cyber Security?

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There is not a B.Tech particular in Computer Science & Cyber Security at Alagappa University, but, Alagappa University does offer a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering with a cutoff will be usually expected to be in a range between 5,000 to 10,000 through TNEA which is Tamil Nadu Engineering

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How to take a fashion design course at Alagappa University and what is the qualification required?

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Alagappa University offers Diploma and undergraduate programs in fashion design. The basic qualification is Class 12 in any stream. Admission is merit-based, and you can apply online through the university's admission portal. The curriculum includes textile science, pattern making, and digital fashi

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How can I get admission for M.Sc. in Psychology at Directorate of Distance Education, Alagappa University?

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To get admission for M.Sc. in Psychology at Alagappa University's Directorate of Distance Education, you need a Bachelor's degree from a recognized university.

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What is the tuition fee structure for the Alagappa University for BCom?

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The total tuition fees for the BCom programmes range from INR 7,500 to INR 3 lakh. It varies based on chosen specialisation and the affiliated college from which the course is being pursued. Besides, the fee structure includes other components as well. A few of these are security deposit, library fe

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