While the college doesn't explicitly advertise internship opportunities, networking with seniors and faculty can open doors. Some of my friends got internships through their connections, so it's worth exploring those avenues.

The BE Civil Engineering program at MSU Baroda is pretty solid, especially if you're doing it part-time. The curriculum is updated, and the teaching quality is good, but you need to put in the extra effort to really get the most out of it. It's a good option if you're looking to balance work and studies.

For the BE Civil Engineering part-time course, I paid around ₹80,000 for the entire four years. Considering the facilities and the overall experience, it's totally worth the money. It's a decent investment for a quality education.

Some of the teachers are really good and have great teaching skills. They are very supportive and helpful. They are always ready to help you with your studies and projects. Their teaching quality is way good.

The campus is okay, not as hyped as I thought, but not bad either. There's a sports ground for activities and a decent cafeteria. The classrooms are well-maintained, and the food is hygienic. Overall, it's a decent place to spend your college years.