Relevance: 8/10 The curriculum is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in their chosen discipline, with a focus on practical skills and industry relevance. The university has collaborations with industry partners, which helps to ensure that the curriculum is aligned with industry needs and trends. Many courses include project-based learning, internships, and industry-specific electives, which provide students with hands-on experience and exposure to real-world problems. However, some students have mentioned that the curriculum could be more flexible, allowing for more electives and specializations. Comprehensiveness: 7.5/10 The curriculum covers a wide range of topics and subjects, providing students with a broad understanding of their chosen discipline. The university offers a range of courses, including core subjects, electives, and soft skills, which helps to develop students' overall skills and knowledge. However, some students have mentioned that the curriculum

The curriculum is well defined and structured so the students can understand the process of how the real world works. The curriculum teach the students to built real life applications. It improves the knowledge of students.

From the 3rd year itself students will become eligible for placements. The amazing thing I like about this college is that they provide placement training weekly once which is very helpful to crack placement. They provide interview questions and explained the topics which are asked in top company interviews. As of my knowledge, the highest package was 36 LPA for an ECE student and she got placed in Amazon but it was off-campus. The companies that visited our college were Cisco, cognizant,tcs, emphasis, capgemini, etc. But I don't have an Idea about core companies. The average package you can get is 6LPA as per last year's placement drive. Almost more than 40% will be placed in software companies but the number may be low for core companies. My plans after my degree are that I want to pursue a master's in core subjects since I belong to a core branch what you have studied in btech is not at all enough to get a job in big core giants.