There are some internship opportunities available, but you have to be proactive in seeking them out. The college does have tie-ups with a few companies, but it's not like placements are guaranteed. Networking and building connections are key to landing a good internship.

The Mechanical Engineering course at GBPUAT has its ups and downs. While the curriculum is decent, the outdated lab equipment can be a hindrance. However, the opportunities to learn and grow are definitely there if you're willing to put in the effort. It's a mixed bag, but with potential.

I don't have the exact figures, but from what I know, the fee structure is pretty reasonable compared to other private engineering colleges. Expect to pay around ₹60,000-₹80,000 per year for B.Tech courses. Keep an eye on the official website for the most accurate details.

The faculty is a mixed bag. Some professors are really dedicated and helpful, always ready to clear doubts and provide guidance. Others, not so much. But overall, there's a good bonding between teachers and students, which makes it easier for even the weaker students to feel comfortable.

The campus is huge and green, which is a big plus. You'll find everything from wide fields to structural buildings like the library and departments. The sports stadium is great for games and activities. However, some areas, especially the boys' hostels, need serious maintenance. Bathrooms and toilets are often in bad shape.