I chose this course because it aligned with my academic and career goals. At my college, the faculty-student ratio is high, with only two faculty advisors for a class of 63 students. Each subject has its own teacher, who is responsible for instructing all 63 students in that subject. Term exams are generally easy, though it is not always easy to pass overall. The faculty at my college are averagely qualified, though it is not specified what this means or how this may have affected my learning experience. Overall, these are just a few aspects of my college experience, and there may be other factors that have contributed to my overall experience as a student.

I chose this course because I'm more interested in the field of AI. The faculty-student ratio is 1:10. The faculties are well qualified and experienced. Term exams are conducted every 2 months and it's medium difficult to pass.

I choose the electronics and instrumentation course because I am interested in working on the big machinery. This course is interesting and a little hard so the number of students joining is fewer. Therefore the faculty and student ratio are almost equal. All the faculties are well educated and all are providing excellent teaching methods. Term exams are conducted in a hard manner so the student should study well and these exams are conducted during all the months.