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The engineering college is a part of the overall university campus, so the infrastructure is really good. The hostel rooms are decent enough, but typically 2nd year onwards many students opt for PG or rental properties in the nearby localities. The overall area is affordable from a student point of view. The Central library, Stadium, mechanical and electronics lab are well equipped, so the infrastructure is really good. The faculty that you will get in 3rd and 4th year are good, but in initial 2 years, there a lot of ad-hoc teachers. There are annual fest/events at the university level, but they get skipped at times due to lack of funds and sponsorship. The biggest pain-point is the campus placement. Being a government college, there is no urgency from the T&P Cell to follow up with companies, the way a private college does. But because of this clarity from 1st year, the students know that they have to really work hard to get a job once the course is over. So, every engineering student is very serious about GATE preparation from 1st year itself. The people in non-computer science branches focus on preparing for PSUs and other government job vacancies for engineers. Computer science branch students also focus on GATE, so that they can opt for M.Tech in IITs/NITs/IIITs or they head towards Delhi NCR or Bangalore/Hyderabad and try to get a job in IT sector. It may take 2-3 years, but without much college support, still the students reach a fairly good position. GATE and PSU results are really good as a number of students qualify for GATE and go for higher studies. The alumni of the institute are at the good position, but the alumni don't contribute much towards the betterment of the institute. The institute needs to revive the alumni cell and leverage the vast network of alumni for better industry exposure and placements as well. As already mentioned the fees of the college is very low, as it's a government institute with a lot of subsidies from the state government for socially and economically backward candidates. In a nutshell, if you are a hard-working student, but you have financial constraints, you should consider this college. The faculty is decent enough and you can crack PSUs and GATE if you are serious from day one. Don't expect to land a job through campus placements, you have to have your own plan.

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