I take direct admission, on my campus, which means it doesn't matter how much you scored in your entrance exam if you have money in your pocket you can get Direct admission, and I know it's my fault, my 12th marks are the real reason for my this type of admission, but despite of that tremendous amount, I don't get much benefit.
In my first year, they provided us with Python language, c language, computer fundamentals, and troubleshooting, along with 6 practicals, which was great to learn. But now in the second year, they provide only electrical subjects, which I think is not useful for us in our career, we have only one coding subject named DSA otherwise rest of the subjects are just electrical subjects.
Currently, my parents are paying 110000, and as all types of engineering colleges come with the same environment, higher fees but no quality education, it doesn't mean that our college doesn't have any good teachers but the fact is, they are minimal. There are merit-based scholarships.
Raisoni is famous for their events, and being a joint secretary of the tech club, I know how the event is managed and handled, our college provides the basic facilities to each and every club so that they can manage their event peacefully, the sports events are also key features of our campus, because of large campus they conduct a large number of sports. Overall raisoni is a good option if you are searching for an event-pack college
As per my experience first year, I understand that a lower faculty-to-student ratio is always better because in our case we have a 1:70: faculty-to-student ratio, which directly affects the quality of education, moving on the faculties credentials, some faculties are very good in their field, they are PhD holder, but some of them just cleared their MTech and don't have that much teaching experience. If you ask me how much I interact with them, then I would say as little as possible because the interaction was not that much productive which I expected.
The course curriculum according to me is to old and it should be updated accordingly and kept more practical oriented and more towards coding and curricular activities.The exams are moderate and not much difficult but the course should be changed.
students are eligible for placements from 3-4 semester if they can meet the placement requirements. companies like telstra, tcs, l&t,accenture,etc have visited the college for placements. the highest package offered was 10 lpa this year. and the average package offered was 4lpa.80-90% students are placed from my department. if no placement is offered, off campus recruitement is also an option
The only bad experience regarding anything was that alot of students had problem with the Faculty for C programming language. The C programming faculty was not very cooperative and every student has reported that they were able to learn C language that good
At first year the normal subjects are there to study and there are less benefits of these but from second year of college the subjects are so interesting and also connected to the specific branch that you choose also new skill are going to be immarge
Placement of the colleges decent and means nice companies arrived to the college contain big recruities and also give some student or more of the student good package. Average package recently given to a student was of 3.5 lakh per annum. And highest package given to the student is of 7 lakh per annum as per my remembering.
To rate a course curriculum in terms of relevance and comprehensiveness, consider the following aspects: 1. **Alignment with Industry Standards**: The curriculum should be updated regularly to align with current industry practices and standards. This ensures that the content is relevant and applicable to real-world scenarios. 2. **Depth and Breadth**: A comprehensive curriculum covers fundamental theories and principles, advanced topics, and practical applications. It should balance theoretical knowledge with practical skills. 3. **Learning Outcomes**: Review the specific learning outcomes and objectives. Effective curricula clearly define what students are expected to learn and achieve by the end of the course. 4. **Faculty Expertise**: The qualifications and experience of the faculty members delivering the curriculum can significantly impact its relevance and quality. 5. **Feedback from Alumni and Current Students**: Insights from those who have completed or are currently enroll
In my college there only one course for btech computer science and engineering that's why here there is no other course for choice you have to choice only this course Also much better than other colleges
Placements at IIT Bombay are really good because of the reputation of college in Industries and strong connections. Students are elgible to sit in campus placements in their last year i.e, 4th year and should not have any back in any course. Around 400 companies visit IIT Bombay for recruitment process with total of around 1700 placement offers in phase 1. Companies like Quadeye, Apple, McKinsey, Jane street, amazon, microsoft, Google, P&G, TATA, Jaguar, Morgan stanly, Bain & Company, Boston Consulting group, etc. Average package offered is around 23.26 LPA, highest package being INR 3.67 CPA. Placements are offered invarious profiles like IT, core research and engineering, finance, consulting, marketing, product management, etc. Approximately, around 80% of students got placed. My plan after graduation is to get placed in management, business, or finance sector.