I choose this course because of decent placements and nonhectic workdays in college. The faculty will be very amazing and supportive in the course, helping you in every situation in college. The student ratio is about 80:20 with lesser girls. All the professors are Ph.D. qualified and had experience of approx. 10 years. The teaching method is greatly understandable and easy to analyze. Talking about the exams so, the mid-term exam would be there of 30% weightage approx., and an Endsem exam at the end of a semester consists of 50% weightage, and 20% internals would be there. No need to study like a machine or like in your preparation, just revise for 1 hour or less a day and prepare well in the last 5 to 10 days before exams and will score good marks

I chose the Electrical and Electronics department because it is one of the two branches that have both opportunities in the field of core engineering and the IT sector. So one has both the gates open to him/her and can choose the one which he finds more interest in. So in our department, there are about 25 professors and several lab instructors/coordinators. Professors here are highly qualified and many of them are still engaged in doing several research in their free time. So we get to learn about their current projects and even get involved in them. From this year onwards, i.e., 2023, there will be two exams known as Mid sem and End sem. They're not that difficult to pass. One can even score good marks in them if one works hard. Some professors, however, are keen on failing some students, so have to be a bit careful about that.

In today's world, we use electronics and communication everywhere. Also after computer science, branch electronics branch has the highest placements. A sufficient number of faculties, all are having Ph.D. in their field. Term exams are moderate.

I choose this course because I am interested in Material science and engineering For the Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering around 30 professors are there The minimum qualification for the faculty is Phd in respective fields Exams are taken 2 times in a Semester, one mid-sem exam and one end-sem exam

I chose this branch because it is a higher branch. A large number of companies are coming for internships & placements for this branch compared to other lower branches (Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, etc.). Institute has excellent faculty staff. Almost all have a degree of PhD/Mtech in a particular field. Most of the professors are using projectors & ppt presentations for teaching. Each branch has almost 110-120 students except the Mining Engineering branch which has only 35-40 students. Up to Last semester, the exam pattern was 2 sessionals & 1 end sem exam. But from now onwards, it will be 1 midterm exam & 1 end sem exam.

The course curriculum for Chemical Engineering includes subjects like fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, chemical reaction engineering, mass transfer phenomena, reactor designing, etc. The faculty members are well qualified and have good knowledge of the subject, but in college, no one pays attention to the lectures and so it's all about that last day of study to pass the exams. There are 2 sessional examinations and one end sem exam, the papers set are difficult to moderate with about 40-50% of questions from the previous 5-year papers, so one can easily pass by studying this much.

I chose chemical engineering because I was good in physics and chemistry, and there are a total of 17 faculty members in the chemical eng department from which 6 of them teach us each semester and one class has around 100 students professors are very qualified and most of them teach good but not all of them, even one of our professor was named among top 2% chemical engineering scientist by Stanford and we have three exams in one-semester session 1,2 pf 15-15 marks and end sem 50-60 marks and 10-20 are of internals which includes assignments, tests, quizzes, attendance, etc most of the teachers give decent marks and you can get a past even if you study a week before exams