Likes
- Supportive math teachers
- Decent academic environment
- Opportunities to join clubs in 2nd year
- Manageable workload after the first year
Dislikes
- Poor on-campus placements
- Old and unimpressive infrastructure
- First-year clubs are money-oriented
- Misleading hostel information
- Class Size :
- Course Fees : INR per year
College Internship Opportunities :
On-campus internship opportunities aren't great. Students are advised to look for technical internships off-campus, as these are more beneficial for future careers. Avoid internships like Career360 and focus on gaining practical skills.
Course Information :
The B.Tech CSE course at GCET seems decent. The first year requires hard work, but after that, it's manageable. Teachers are supportive, especially the math faculty. It's a good option if you're looking for a CSE degree in Greater Noida, but be prepared to put in the effort initially.
Fee Structure :
The fee structure is around ₹1.1 lakh per year, plus an extra ₹8,000 for AKTU registration. There's also a ₹1,000 charge for the ID card. Hostel fees can be a bit tricky, so make sure to get all the details upfront to avoid any surprises.
Faculty :
The faculty at GCET are generally cooperative, especially the math teachers. They teach well and are willing to help students. However, some students feel that after the first year, the focus on academics decreases, and teachers tend to grade based on first-year performance.
Campus Details :
The campus life at GCET is just okay. The infrastructure isn't great; the buildings are old and look like a government college. Other colleges have better infrastructure. Students can join clubs in the second year, but first-year clubs are often seen as money-making ventures.
Overall Rating: 6/10
6/10Placement
6/10Course
6/10Campus Life
7/10Faculty
5/10Hostel
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