No entrance exam Fraudulent Almost like clickBait They show u something good in the end they give something bad . It can't be helped and don't even get me started on how dangerous they persuade u into thinking it is good
It is too backwards. It totally is old style not upgrading to the world it STILL uses the anna University pattern though it is a University. the curriculum puts u pressure and non stop work and it is bad but can be adjusted . Main issue is no free time to explore
From what I know the college fees will only increase and it is not more worth than 1.5 lakhs at best when you don't have any other options Scholarships forget about it. we don't have that here No financial aid u may take greyquest loan but it is dangerous in my opinion
Not good No sports No financial support No club maintenance Library is very limited Extra curricular activities what are they? They ruin everything Bad reputation Two fests till now both of them weren't so great
Unfriendly staff No cleanliness Worst of worst Partiallity to other state peoples Just listen to my advice don't come to hostel Everything is bad the food is horrible So bad that I can't even express it Fees is overpriced
It totally is dependent on the teachers or lecturers In my time I have seen the best teachers to who the hell are they teacher's. But the system forces teachers to be harsh on us. The system is very poor But in terms of teaching they can improve if they needeed to improve
The course curriculum is well-structured and covers both theoretical concepts and practical applications. It is regularly updated to align with current industry requirements, although adding more hands-on projects and industry exposure would make it even more relevant
Students typically become eligible for campus placements starting from their 6th semester of the undergraduate program. This timing aligns with the academic calendar, allowing students to complete the majority of their coursework and gain substantial technical and soft skills relevant to their field of study. By the 6th semester, students have usually covered core subjects and elective courses essential for their discipline, enabling them to demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of their field during interviews and assessments. Additionally, this period allows students to participate in internships, projects, and extra-curricular activities, which enhance their practical experience and employability. Before the placement season begins, students often undergo training sessions provided by the college, focusing on resume building, interview preparation, and soft skills development. These preparatory sessions are crucial for effectively showcasing their competencies and securing job
Placements at DSIT: - Eligibility for campus placements: 6th semester onwards - Companies visited: - IT: TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant - Core: Hyundai, Ford, Renault, Nissan - Startups: Zoho, Freshworks, Paytm - Number of offers made: - IT: 150+ offers - Core: 50+ offers - Startups: 20+ offers - Highest package: - IT: ?12 lakhs per annum (TCS) - Core: ?10 lakhs per annum (Hyundai) - Startups: ?8 lakhs per annum (Zoho) - Average package: - IT: ?6-7 lakhs per annum - Core: ?5-6 lakhs per annum - Startups: ?4-5 lakhs per annum - Profiles offered: - IT: Software Engineer, Data Analyst, QA Engineer - Core: Design Engineer, Development Engineer, Testing Engineer - Startups: Software Developer, Product Manager, Marketing Manager - Percentage of students getting placements: 80-90% Plans after completing the course: - Pursue higher education (MTech/MS) for research-oriented profiles - Gain industry experience and move to leadersh
My college's course program is widely recognized for its thoroughness and relevancy. It includes fundamental ideas and real-world applications, closely matching the norms and practices of the industry today. The solid foundation of core disciplines is complemented by elective options that enable the pursuit of particular interests. Nonetheless, in order to reflect the most recent advancements in the discipline, some sections would benefit from more frequent updating. All things considered, the curriculum provides a comprehensive and well-rounded educational experience that successfully equips students for challenges in the workplace and in the classroom.
Since the college only had 100 students from its first batch only a few got campus placements.The college provides students who hadn't got campus placement internships which could help them secure a job and for the final years only two months of classes would be there after that SRM is providing them internships to improve their skills and get high paying jobs
The placements are good and some times compare to IIT these kind of deemed universities are way better than the other collages about the placements max of 85 percent of students are getting placements in here.