Review of YCCE 24
Likes
- Campus is very nice whole campus surrounded by greenary and having huge parking for students The greenery not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also fosters a peaceful atmosphere conducive to learning and personal development.
- New and latest Well structured and detailed course syllabus which get updated every year
- Highly educated facilities mostly PhD holders or Mtech in education
- As it is autonomous college there are many benefits of having autonomous college like they design course according to latest trends/technology
Dislikes
- In campus there is lots of network issue
- Students not allow to use lift facilities
- College fees is too much high for middle class students
Remarks :
I also applied for RCOEM but I didn't get it due to score that's why I took admission in ycce and if I campare ycce and RCOEM my first choice always RCOEM they provide great placements talking about admission process to get admission in YCCE you have to qualify Jee/cet exam and college also take admission at institute level but you have pay extra fees
Course Curriculum Overview :
The course is meticulously designed to impart in-depth knowledge and practical skills, aligned with industry requirements that makes me to choose this course as course get updated every year we learn latest syllabus, techstack and many more although there are lot of need of improvement in practicals and course also , they provide sufficient time for every course they take 1hr of lecture and 2 hr of lab practical
Internships Opportunities :
Ycce provides internship but not that much companies that offer internship are - persistence, Infosys,tcs ,unstop, internshall,Mahindra ,abs technology etc. Stipend range from 5k-10k but mostly students go off campus and grab internship offers
Placement Experience :
After 7 semester students become eligible for the placements Placement wise college is average. Do not expect 6–10 lakh package You can get a 3–4 lakh package, and only 70 out of 130 get that(All mass recruiters like TCS, Capgemini, and L&T, only a few core companies visit YCCE 100% placement is a myth, they place students in BPO to increase placement numbers. But if you have even a little bit of coding knowledge you will get in.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
the fee structure varies based on the category of the student. The total fees for open category students are ?1,73,000. For students belonging to the OBC category, the fees are ?1,05,000. ST category students are required to pay ?13,000 while NT category students have a fee of ?34,000. These amounts are calculated after deducting the applicable scholarships. The total course fee decreases by ?10,000 each year. The detailed breakdown of the fees includes a tuition fee of ?1,39,100, a development fee of ?20,000, other compulsory fees amounting to ?13,100, and a student fee of ?701. And also those girl belong OBC and having income below 8 lakh for them tution fees is extempted and they have pay only 34000
Campus Life :
Ycce has vibrant campus atmosphere with a diverse student body and greenery and big buildings for each department. Each department have their own tech fest like IT department organized Itechroots which 3 three days event where they organize lots of activities for students like hackthon games various competitions and many There also many club in YCCE which helps students to improve their personality and show case there talent like coding club , some social welfare club , photography club dance clubs And many other clubs
Faculty :
Faculty relation -The relationship between students and faculty is very good. The faculty members are known for their friendly and helpful nature. Students feel comfortable asking questions or seeking help, as the faculty is always willing to assist. Course structure -The course structure includes both audit courses and branch-related subjects. For these courses, students must take both practical and theory exams. The theory exams are out of 50 marks, and students need to score at least 10 marks to pass. Exams: Throughout the semester, students are required to take 2 mid-semester exams (MSE) and 1 end-semester exam (ESE). The mid-semester exams are each worth 30 marks, which are then converted to 15 marks each, contributing a total of 30 marks towards the final grade. To pass the ESE, students must score at least 10 marks. Passing Criteria: To pass a subject, students need to accumulate a total of 40 marks. This includes 30 marks from the MSE and at least 10 marks for ESE