Likes
- Improving placement opportunities
- Some supportive teachers
- Decent academic reputation (historically)
- Located in Durgapur
Dislikes
- Poor campus life
- Lack of infrastructure maintenance
- Narrow-minded environment
- Limited value for money
- Class Size :
- Course Fees : INR per year
College Internship Opportunities :
Placement opportunities are improving, but most students end up with offline placements, often in marketing companies. If you're in a specialized branch, finding a job that matches your skills can be tough. The college needs to attract more diverse companies for internships.
Course Information :
The B.Tech CSE course at Bengal College of Engineering and Technology used to be top-notch, but it seems like the quality has dipped. Students need to be more proactive in their studies. If you're looking for a course where you can rely solely on the faculty, this might not be it.
Fee Structure :
The fees for B.Tech CSE are around ₹77,561 per year, which feels like a lot considering the facilities. Students often feel they're not getting their money's worth due to the lack of fests, activities, and good study materials. It's like you're paying for a name, but not the experience.
Faculty :
Some teachers are really helpful, but others aren't as cooperative. You'll need to be self-reliant and study on your own. Don't expect spoon-feeding here. It's a mixed bag – some faculty members are genuinely invested, while others seem less engaged.
Campus Details :
Campus life is a letdown. The mindset of some teachers and students is narrow, which can be stifling. Emergency situations aren't handled well, with lectures often preceding actual help. The infrastructure needs serious maintenance and lacks essential facilities.
Overall Rating: 5/10
6/10Placement
6/10Course
4/10Campus Life
6/10Faculty
5/10Hostel
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