I was interest in electronics so I had selected this course of BE in electronics and communication There are very experienced faculty in the college and the ratio of students was good enough and the faculty were very good at clearing topics After 4-month term ends and it was not so difficult to pass

I am studying in the electronics and communication department and the faculties are very good and have a lot of experience they have in their respective field they help practically and theoretically as well and have vast knowledge.

I choose this course because of my interest in circuits and design. The faculty and student ratio is 50 students per teacher and 1:50. Qualification of teachers is high they are nit passed out and their teaching is good. The term exam is not as much as difficult to pass.

The faculties are good and responsive, The course curriculum is purely core engineering including general engineering subjects in the first year and proceeding with detail core subjects by choice from next semester.

I am a mechanical engineering student so I personally choose these courses because Gujrat is a mechanical hub so it's too much beneficial to start any mechanically related startup. The student-faculty ratio is about 20:1. All the faculties were passed out from well-known Universities. We have 2 mid terms and two University exams. And as we know it takes an exam so it's a little bit tough to pass for a few students.

Information Technology and Computer Science are the two booming fields of our times. So if you are capable of making it into these fields, definitely you should not miss out. There are around 80 students in our class(in IT). There are two divisions in CS(Computer Science) each having nearly 80 students(a total of around 160 students in CS). There are 6 subjects in one semester, however, there need not be six strictly (one above or below) for some subjects, there are 3 faculties for three different batches, and in some subjects, there is 2 fac. And for some, there is only one faculty. Professors here are very experienced and have a very good interaction with us. They constantly arrange seminars and hackathons for students, so that we can compete within ourselves and a positive atmosphere is built. The exams are conducted on time. So, in IT Dept, there are 3 exams - Class Test, Mid Test and the final Semester Exam which is taken by GTU. Class & Mid tests are taken by the college itself.

I choose this for chemical engineering. The faculty and student ratio is 50:1. Faculties are qualified for phd Or masters in engineering. Terms are of 6 months and in one term two exams one internal and one external. Passing is difficult. Because of gtu university.

I am choosing the civil engineering course because there is a number of jobs in private and as well as government. I dream of taking a government job and becoming a businessman. The business is through civil engineering and real estate. The number of competition is less in this field.

I am pursuing my Bachelor of Engineering in a very reputed college named Vishwakarma Government Engineering College, all the faculties members are so cooperative with students that they help any student anytime anywhere. There are 2 semesters in a year. But faculty members don't complete their courses. Also, this conducts some activities like hackathons at the department level.

The course syllabus is quite old. As it comes under GTU you will face so many delays in examinations and in other things as well. Faculty here have a decent knowledge of subjects. Almost all of them have done M.tech. and some are pursuing phd degrees. Some of them are quite supportive and some are not. As it is a government college you have to study on your own. Very few faculty complete the syllabus. Coming on examination you have to give a class test, mid-semester examination, and viva for internal assessment. And the final exam is taken by University. You can pass the gtu exam easily but to get good marks you have to study hard. The level of paper os decent.