Likes
- Peaceful study environment
- Affordable fees
- Knowledgeable faculty in core subjects
Dislikes
- Lack of canteen facilities
- Poor sports infrastructure
- Limited internship opportunities
- Outdated teaching methods in some departments
- Class Size :
- Course Fees : INR per year
College Internship Opportunities :
Internship opportunities are limited. Most students have to find internships on their own. The college could definitely improve in this area by partnering with more companies in the agricultural and energy sectors.
Course Information :
The B.Tech Energy Engineering program is pretty standard here. The curriculum is okay, but could use some updating to match current industry trends. It's a good starting point if you're interested in renewable energy, but be prepared to do a lot of self-study.
Fee Structure :
Fees for B.Tech Energy Engineering are manageable, around ₹60,000 per year. It's relatively affordable compared to other private colleges. However, keep in mind that additional costs for books and other materials can add up.
Faculty :
Some faculty members are really knowledgeable and helpful, especially in the core agricultural engineering subjects. Others seem a bit outdated in their teaching methods. Overall, it's a mixed bag, but you can definitely find mentors if you put in the effort.
Campus Details :
The campus is quite basic. Honestly, there's no canteen or proper sports facilities. It's more focused on academics than extracurriculars. But the environment is peaceful and conducive to studying, if that's your priority.
Overall Rating: 5/10
1/10Placement
6/10Course
5/10Campus Life
6/10Faculty
7/10Hostel
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