A good college with a new system of education. More job-oriented and project-based learning methods introduced. Small campus, but well designed and maintained. Faculty members are passionate and friendly to approach. No semester system. They have a 15-day sprint based on a particular topic, including 2-3 real-world projects.

Campus Facilities: Campus is small but well designed. Available sports are football, volleyball, cricket, and basketball. Also has a small room-sized gym and a table tennis set-up. WIFI-enabled campus with neat and clean classrooms. Lab facilities are available.

Campus Life: Campus life is decent. It's a small campus, so there are not many things to explore, but it has good infrastructure. Students can get canteen food (snacks, lunch, etc.), and there's a vending machine too. The college also has football turf, which is well maintained.

Faculty: Amazing faculty focuses on each student individually (there are not many students in the college). Mentors are trained professionals who are experts in their field. Students build many industry-level projects throughout their course, which enables them to learn and solve real-world industrial problems.

Placements: Students get many internship opportunities through faculty. This is a new college, so none of the batches has passed yet. So there's no placement record. But according to the new curriculum, they will surely get placed in companies soon.

Campus/Events:

Start Up Incubator: Startup incubators have already helped a few students launch their research papers. Few students even achieved the best research paper award recently. They're always ready to help students with their startup ideas and provide a solid foundation on that topic.

Safety Measures: Anti-Ragging Cell