While placements in my specific branch (Metallurgical and Materials Engineering) have been just average, the college is super supportive in helping you find internships. You need to have a strong grasp of the technical stuff, but if you do, you'll find plenty of opportunities. Non-core placements are on the rise too!

I'm doing my B.Tech in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering here, and the course is pretty solid. The curriculum gets updated regularly, which is a big plus. You gotta put in extra effort outside of classes to be fully job-ready, but overall, it's a good program.

Okay, so the fees are a little over a lakh per semester. It feels like a lot, but honestly, with the kind of facilities and education you're getting, it's worth the investment. Plus, the hostel accommodations are really good, which makes it easier to justify the cost.

The faculty here is really supportive and knowledgeable. They're always ready to help you out if you're struggling with something. They bring a wealth of experience to the classroom, making the learning experience super engaging and practical.

The campus is absolutely beautiful! It's got everything you need, from well-equipped labs to modern classrooms. Sports facilities are top-notch, with badminton, volleyball, basketball, and huge grounds for football and cricket. The library is awesome too – a great place to study and chill.