Likes
- Decent infrastructure (when it's dry)
- Wide range of courses offered
- Good reputation among recruiters
- Opportunities for mass placements
Dislikes
- Poor maintenance during monsoon
- Unruly campus crowd
- Limited core engineering placements
- Questionable value for money
- Class Size :
- Course Fees : INR per year
College Internship Opportunities :
Internship opportunities are primarily with mass recruiting IT companies like Infosys and TCS. While most students get placed, the roles are often generic and may not align with your specific interests. Opportunities in core engineering fields like EE and ME are limited.
Course Information :
The B.Tech CSE course at GCET has a wide curriculum, but the quality of teaching can be hit or miss. Some teachers are great, but others might not meet your expectations. Extra subjects like English and Psychology are a plus, adding a unique dimension to the engineering program.
Fee Structure :
Fees for B.Tech programs are on the higher side, around ₹1.5-2 lakhs per year. While the university claims transparency, hidden charges and unreasonable rules can make it feel like you're not getting your money's worth. Be prepared for extra expenses beyond tuition.
Faculty :
Faculty quality varies across departments. While some professors are knowledgeable and supportive, others may lack the necessary experience or teaching skills. It's a mixed bag, and your experience will depend on the specific department and instructors you encounter.
Campus Details :
The infrastructure looks good initially, but during the monsoon, it's a mess. Expect waterlogging and leaks inside buildings. The campus crowd can be unruly, with instances of misbehavior and even aggression. It's not the most conducive environment for focused study or relaxation.
Overall Rating: 4/10
4/10Placement
6/10Course
2/10Campus Life
6/10Faculty
5/10Hostel
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