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Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology - [MAIT], New Delhi | ₹300750 |
Dr. Akhilesh Das Gupta Institute of Technology & Management - [ADGITM], New Delhi | ₹254650 |
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Apart from first year, curriculum is fully focused to give student the depth knowlege regarding their branch. In first year there will be only few subject in each semester that will related to your field (like python, c and mathematics). The curriculum is good and cover all the important topics required you to become good engineer in your field
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The curriculum of our course is outdated as we still used to learn and study the outdated information of the instruments or software that have no use in present. As well as there's no updation in the books or curriculum about the new technologies currently
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All the courses in my program (Btech CSE) are relevant and their syllabus has also been upgraded according to the new education policy, professors are very strict towards their subject. I personally chose this college because this is nearest to my residence and also a government college.
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The curriculum is so good but ok. They have a decent overall subject and faculty to teach. But the problem is that don't have a good idea about design a syllabus. Sometimes the include a lot for just a single subject and sometimes they give a little for 6 month syllabus.
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I was interested in getting into electronics field and do some research on that. Curriculum prepares well because everything we use nowadays is composed of electronics only. There's is need of more practical implementation. Paper should be less theory based and timings may matter because of paper length accordingly.
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Choosing a B.Tech in Computer Science stems from a strong interest in technology. The coursd curriculam is appealing due to its well-rounded structure, covering a wide range of computer science topics like Artificial Intelligence. The flexibility to choose elective courses aligns with personal interests. The faculty, recruited through a rigorous process, is well-qualified. They use various teaching methods, including lectures and practical activities. While the faculty-to-student ratio is good, seeking feedback from students can provide insights into teaching styles. Exams occur every 2.5 months, balancing mid and end-semester assessments. The weightage distribution between exams and internal assessments is favorable, allowing a holistic evaluation. The exams are described as moderately difficult, striking a balance for student success.
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The faculty is not too good as most of the faculty are not taking their classes and ignoring the doubts of the students. Most of the faculty are pursuing their master's and phd and are not so qualified. The teaching method of the faculty is old, conventional and boring. The exams were held in a time gap of 3 months and were too easy to pass.
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I wanted to pursue computer science in my career. The faculty student ratio is good, I think it's 1:10. The faculty are also good. They know the stuff they are teaching unless you are into electrical engg ; ). The term exams are held mid sem and end sem wise. They are not too difficult, one can pass them easily.
Because it is beneficial for meto learn new concepts.All faculties are mostly IIT'ns with good experience. The exams are held 2-3 months and you should know good amount of knowledge to pass the exams.
This college has some of the finest equipment/ instruments available for practical purposes. Faculties are very intellectual and most of them have PhDs in their respective departments. Due to the pandemic, the college had to rush the semester, and we finished 2 sems in 10 months. The exams were not too difficult.
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