Internship opportunities are primarily available for CSE and IT students. Other departments don't get as many chances. The college needs to focus on bringing in more companies for internships across all branches to give everyone a fair shot at gaining practical experience.

The Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) program at Atria Institute of Technology has potential, but it needs improvements. The curriculum is decent, but more practical application and industry exposure would greatly benefit students. Some of the faculty are knowledgeable, but the department needs more experienced professors.

The fee structure for the BE Computer Science and Engineering program is around ₹2.5 Lakhs per year. While this is comparable to other colleges in Bangalore, students feel it's a bit high considering the facilities and placement opportunities. There are additional costs for exams and other activities.

Honestly, the faculty is a mixed bag. Some professors are really dedicated and helpful, but others struggle to explain concepts clearly. A few faculty members have communication issues, which makes it difficult to understand the subject matter. More experienced and well-spoken faculty are needed.

The campus infrastructure is just average. Wi-Fi is not available for students, which is a big drawback. Labs are okay, but could be better equipped. Classrooms are not in great condition. The library is a peaceful place to study, but medical facilities are lacking. Sports and games are available, but the college charges extra for sports events.