Internship opportunities are a bit of a letdown. The college promises big MNCs like Google and Microsoft, but those companies rarely show up for placements. Most students end up looking for off-campus internships. So, be prepared to hustle and network on your own to land a good internship.

I'm doing B.Tech in Computer Engineering here. Honestly, the course is decent. Some teachers are really good and helpful, but others don't seem too invested. If you're ready to put in the extra effort yourself, you can learn a lot. The course structure is okay, but could be updated to be more industry-relevant.

The fees for B.Tech programs are on the higher side, around ₹3.5 Lakhs per year. Hostel fees are extra and quite expensive, making it tough for middle-class families. While the infrastructure is good, the overall cost can be a concern. Make sure to check for scholarship options to ease the financial burden.

The faculty is a mixed bag. Some professors are super supportive and knowledgeable, really pushing you to do your best. But, there are a few who don't seem to care much about the students' future. It really depends on who you get. Try to connect with seniors to know which teachers to look out for.

The campus is huge with multiple buildings and all the basic facilities you need. Hostels are available for both boys and girls, but they're quite pricey. The campus life is pretty chill, not too much pressure with homework or assignments, which is great for self-study. Overall, a decent environment to focus on your studies.