Which other colleges did you apply to and which colleges you got a confirmed admission from? Why did you choose this college over the others? Did you get a rejection from other colleges you applied to? Why didn't you make it there? What went wrong? What is the admission process of your college? Mention the eligibility, exams accepted for your course and the exam most preferred by students, cutoffs for these exams and the overall admission experience.
Specific aspects of the curriculum that influenced your decision to choose this course How well the curriculum prepares you for real-world applications or further academic pursuits Suggest the areas for improvements in the Course Curriculum and Teaching Methods
The year-wise fees you paid (or will be paying). Mention the Tuition fees, caution fees, registration fees, admission fees, development fees, lab fees and the other compulsory charges during the course completion as per the category (like Management, SC, ST). Also, share the fees of your batchmates for categories other than yours. Names and amounts of scholarships
The names of the annual and technical festivals, along with the months they are typically held The range and accessibility of books and journals available in the library The facilities and technological provisions within the classrooms An overview of sports and extracurricular activities offered on campus
The faculty-to-student ratio. How is the faculty to student relationship and how approachable are the faculties? The name of the faculties you liked and why did you like them? Who are the best faculties? The names of the faculties you didn't like and reason for not liking them?
I would rate the course curriculum 8.5/10. It is well-structured and covers the core concepts required for both higher studies and industry. One of the main reasons I chose this course was its balanced combination of theoretical knowledge and practical learning through laboratory sessions, projects, assignments, seminars, and presentations. The curriculum also provides a strong foundation in the key subjects of the discipline.
Which i had choosen this course is good because I have choose EEE which is more important to further in future so it has demand knowfays so I had choosen EEE it is good I had Sastified with this Coirse
Our college global academy of technology is an autonomous college that is affiliated to VTU. Our college as mentioned is autonomous that is the curriculum and portions is similar to what vtu students study but yet it is different i.e, they omit or add the required topics and relevant or irrelevant topics.
There are more than some number of placement, from the 5th semester students are eligible for placements. The companies visited I'm not that aware about it. Almost 3/4th of the students get placed they say and some don't get anything
the curriculum is well designed and closly alinged with current industry trends . the inclusion of subjects like java , AI/ML etc exams are typically scheduled at regular intervals with mid term and end term examinations
The faculty at AIMIT is generally well-qualified, with many having substantial industry experience. This expertise is reflected in their teaching, where they often bring real-world examples into the classroom.
We have a new curriculum named competency based medical education (CBME) curriculum. It was included new teaching methods like small group discussions and self directed learning, computer based learning, early clinical exposure and seminars etc. The exam difficulty level is high in my perspective.
Now a days polymer science and technology is improving and this field is profitable Placement in this particular fieyis good and my seniors got placed in very good company with a reasonable package This course is related to chemistry and kind of easy