The first thing I like about this college is it's not over populated like some other colleges uh can have peaceful atmosphere and teachers could directly interact with student and it has good name outside
As artificial intelligence is in form and as we all know ai is gonna rule future soo I preferred this course and we got just started briefly about ai and ml I don't know much what we r going to learn in the future
In the seventh semister if a student has no backlogs he is eligible for placement drive and we soo have classes from our 3rd sem for pat and all companies like Accenture visit evey year and my plan is to get a job in college placement
College is good infrastructure is good hostel also has very good facilities. Teaching meets the expectations. Since I just completed my first year I don't know much abt placements. But I heard from my seniors
We do have fests like freshers ethnic day kannada rajyotsava and a big fest when they invite celebrities and we have dh nights but it happens once in a year and there are many clubs and sports clubs are even there
I stay in a hostel I prefer being here because even though price is quite high the facilities are good and it is inside the university which is safe and there are diff kinds of rooms like 2,3,4 sharing depending on room price differs
Teaching is good and coming to exams we would have 2 internal assesments which are for 40marks each and scaled down for 20 and we have assignment for 30 marks and SEE is for 100marks and it is scaled down to 50 which adds up and gives uh a total of 100
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.
After completing the course at DBIT, employability is promising due to strong industry ties and a dedicated placement cell. Graduates often receive offers from top companies in IT, engineering, and management sectors. Many also pursue higher studies or entrepreneurship, leveraging their skills effectively.
From 6th sem students placement will start. Many companies like Amazon, phone pe, rapido, Accenture, Infosys, IBM, Mahindra, L&T, ultratech, Wipro, Toyota, subex, sisco, congnizant, etc Highest package provided is 45lpa, average is 8lpa. Around 85% placed every year. My plan is to do higher studies. Around 900 students placed every year
You should maintain around 8 cogs and above so that you can have a guaranteed placement and students are eligible after 3rd year to get placements and placement rates are pretty good with the avg being 7lpa
I'm greatly interested in civil engineering and that's why I joined the course. The curriculum greatly interested me because it's easy to understand and not too stressing. We have no of situations where they teach you to be ready for the real world. I dont think it neesds any improvement because I feel it's enough. Timing of exams can actually be changed because honestly I want gaps for my exams in just 4 months span i completed 1 sem that's why.
The syllabus is quite old and I think we should be taught a modern syllabus. The time for the exam is not sufficient and the syllabus is to big and quite some difficult, the teaching facilities can be modernization and using modern technology
1. **Relevance to Current Industry Standards**: The curriculum should align with current industry practices and technological advancements. This ensures that students are equipped with up-to-date knowledge and skills. Comprehensive Subject CoverageA good curriculum covers the fundamental aspects of a subject as well as specialized areas. It should provide a strong foundation while also allowing students to explore specific interests in-depth. actical Application Incorporating hands-on experiences, such as labs, workshops, internships, and project-based learning, is c