While the college is making strides in placements, internship opportunities could be better. Students often need to rely on their own network and external resources to secure good internships. However, the college is supportive if you take the initiative.

B.Tech in Computer Engineering at Poornima College is a popular choice. The curriculum is based on RTU syllabus, which is good, but could use more real-world examples. If you're looking to dive deep into the latest tech, you might need to explore additional resources outside the classroom.

The B.Tech program costs around ₹80,000 per year, plus extra charges for activities and stationery, bringing the total to about ₹85,000. Hostel fees are an additional ₹85,000 annually. So, excluding hostel, expect to spend around ₹4 lakhs for the entire B.Tech course. It's decent for the facilities provided.

Some teachers are really experienced, with 10-15 years under their belt. They know their stuff, but the focus is mainly on the RTU syllabus. If you're hoping for more than just textbook knowledge, you might need to seek out extra guidance. They are supportive, but within limits.

The labs are air-conditioned and student-friendly, which is a big plus. Lecture rooms are well-ventilated but not air-conditioned. The library has plenty of resources, including a good e-library with fast Wi-Fi. The campus is becoming more student-run, with lots of clubs and activities organized by students.