Placements: The previous year, 75-80% of the students were placed in companies like Accenture, TCS, TCE, JMAN Group, Teach-Mahindra, M-compass, PwC, Digit Insurance, Capgemini, Qspider, and many other companies. The highest package on campus was offered by Gupshup Technologies of 18 LPA. The internship ratio is quite low here. Most of the students do internships in startups like High Radius and research internships at top engineering and management institutes. The top roles offered here are SDE, ASE, PAD and sales, .

Infrastructure: One of the major perks of our college is its infrastructure; it has a central library that can accommodate more than 400 students and an air-conditioned international library that can accommodate about 150 students. It also has departmental libraries that can accommodate 50 people each. The labs are fully equipped with laptops, Wi-Fi, and ACs. It also has Comes labs like AR/VR Lab, Google Lab, Research Lab, Robotics Lab, and other departmental labs. The whole campus is equipped with wi-fi. There is a dispensary in our college. It lacks stationary but has a food court, a small bakery, and numerous lawns. If you are into sports, you must visit this college once. The oldest hostels will not meet your expectations, but the new hostels are designed as apartments. The top-floor rooms are equipped with ACs.

Faculty: Few faculty members are highly experienced and helpful and have worked in top companies previously, while some faculty members lack experience and industry relevance. The course is somehow related to the industry. The college regularly conducts training and workshops for placements and different skills. The difficult of semester exams is easy to a medium. Almost 95% of students pass each semester.

Other: I chose this college as it was near to my home and had a reasonable fee and its placement. The things that can be changed in this college can be attendance relation and the inclusion of regular hackathons and teach competitions. It provides scholarships to the top 25 students whose family annual income is less than 2.5 LPA. It also has incubation centers, a swimming pool, and a gym. The crowd isn't that good; most of the students aren't involved in coding-related stuff. Fests and extracurricular activities are rare, one to two in a year. It is famous for participating in World Skills and its Center of Excellence.

Reviewed on 10 Nov 2024Read More

Abhishek Nanda Verified Icon

B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2028

3.8

3Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

I would say that from every perspective it is good enough.

Placements: This year, as per my information, 40-50% of students have gotten pre-placement offers, and others have also been placed in various companies like Wipro, TCS, Tata, Tech Mahindra, etc. The highest package to date—off-campus—is 51 lacs per annum, and on-campus, it is 11 lacs per annum. Top recruiting companies are TCS, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, etc. More than 40% of students got internships in top companies like Tech Mahindra and Wipro. Top roles include software developer at Google and starting their own companies.

Infrastructure: Everything is available on campus, e.g., Wi-Fi, AC labs, a library, 10 hostels, 2 libraries, more than 200 faculty members, etc. The quality of the hostels is good, with good food, a mess that is cleaned every day, 24/7 medical facilities, and every sport available. If selected for a team, students can play in many inter-university tournaments.

Faculty: The teachers are qualified and very knowledgeable. The teaching quality is also good. Students are not industry-ready for top positions, but they are ready for average packages. Semester exams are quite moderate to difficult. The passing percentage is divided into parts: for practicals, 23 out of 50 is a pass, and for theory, 40 out of 100 is a pass, which will be converted to 50 and added to the total marks.

Other: I got selected at NIT, but due to some personal problems, I was not able to go to that college. I was not getting into other colleges because it was very late, so I chose this college. I think the curriculum is for first-year B.Tech students. Fests and events are also conducted but only to a limit. The college is more focused on job placements. The campus is crowded. Connectivity is average. Scholarships are available. Many extracurricular activities are available.

Reviewed on 31 Oct 2024Read More

Anonymous

B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2026

2.8

2Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Good infrastructure but Bad teachers.

Placements: The number of students placed in campus placements is very low. Even the core students are not able to secure a good placement. Due to various reasons, most of the companies coming to campus are mostly startups or companies with low offers, averaging about 3.5-4 LPA. It is very hard for the students to get an internship due to the outdated course structure.

Infrastructure: With a fairly large campus, the college is spread all over with disconnected buildings like fragments. The Wi-Fi is not reliable, but the college has a good network exception all across the campus. The classroom is equipped with smartboards. The condition of the hostel is not good.

Faculty: The knowledge of the teachers is not that well about their respected subjects, and some even lack the basic teaching skills. The course curriculum feels irrelevant to industry standards. The semester curriculum is very vast, which incorporates all the subjects that are in B.Tech, but the time period given with the faculty standard makes it difficult to score good marks.

Other: The college barely conducts any events with all the responsibility on the students, and even the funds required for those events are funded from college students.

Reviewed on 19 Feb 2024Read More

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B.Tech. in Computer Science Engineering (AI and Machine Learning) - Batch of 2026

2.8

3Placements2Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money

The faculty members are good, but the Wi-Fi and food conditions are poor, which makes it a burden.

Placements: At least 70% students are hired by placement. The highest package is 9 and the lowest is 1.5, and the average is 3.5 Lacs per annum in my course. The top recruiting companies are TCS and Infosys. There is no on-campus internship here. We get roles offered as SDE or Assistant Engineer.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi, labs, and classroom quality are average. Even hostel Wi-Fi condition is bad. The mess food is tasteless, and it's better not to eat. The faculty members are good, though, and their teaching experience is good as they can make us learn the subjects easily.

Faculty: Teachers give online and offline classes to clear our doubts also for lectures. They use PPTs to teach us the subject. The course curriculum is best as it makes the student job-ready for the industry. It's not so difficult to pass the exam with a good percentage.

Reviewed on 31 Oct 2024Read More

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B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2028

3.2

3Placements4Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Good college which is trying to improve .

Placements: The highest package of 2024 was 19.5 LPA and the second highest was around 9 LPA. JP Morgan Chase, TCS, Tech Mahindra and a lot more companies are visiting for placements. Coding Club is good and is in collaboration with Google. You can join here if you have money.

Infrastructure: Wi-fi is average. Classrooms are equipped with digital boards. The library has books from good authors. AC-equipped labs are there. Mess food is decent. There is no table tennis. College has only a medical shop. In emergencies, the college provides an ambulance to AIMS Bhubaneswar.

Faculty: Teachers are Indian Institute of Technology and National Institute of Technology Ph.D. qualified. They teach well but it is hard to understand sometimes. First-year teachers are average and some are good. Semester exams are at a good level, but you need to study.

Reviewed on 28 Oct 2024Read More

Anonymous

B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2027

2.8

2Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Good placement in the year 2022 and an average university.

Placements: Placements are very low; to date, only 200/800 students have been placed. The highest package till date is 25 LPA and many companies are even not offering 3 LPA. One of my seniors said that he got an offer of 1.42 LPA. How much less is being offered?

Infrastructure: Infrastructure is good but not up to par; we need to improve it. Many buildings are old and do not have even the most basic things. Many departments, like electrical and electronics, are well maintained and have advanced technologies. Many buildings are under construction.

Faculty: All the professors are qualified, and their way of teaching is very good. Focusing on students is very helpful; they are always there for their students. Setting exam papers, which are not too easy but of a moderate level, is very helpful for students; only notes are sufficient.

Other: The university needs to improve its infrastructure. Many department buildings are very old and do not have new generations of teachers.

Reviewed on 24 Feb 2024Read More

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