Likes
- A large, green campus with a pleasant environment provides a peaceful setting for studying and relaxing
- It has numerous sports and events. Hosting one of the biggest college fest in the city.
Dislikes
- Roads around the college are not in good condition.
- The campus has a very small auditorium. especially when it comes to hosting events, performance or lecture.
Course Curriculum Overview :
College follows VTU (Visvesvaraya Technological University) curriculum , designed with real- world applications in mind, equipping students with particular skills and knowledge relavent to their future career. Internal exams will be conducted every four weeks allowing regular feedback on students progress
Internships Opportunities :
The internships can be found accross various sectors such as technology, engineering and architectural. With we'll connected network they college provides great internship opportunities under well known firms.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
When I got admitted to the college the fees structure was 2.5L each year for the management quota. They also provide EMI options with zero intrest rate. Students can also get scholarship through competative exams.
Campus Life :
The college hosts the annual festival called ACHARYA HABBA, it's one of the biggest college festival in the city. It happens around March and April month, it gose on for a month with variety of cultural and sports event every day. The campus has a big library with a huge variety of books and each block has its own individual library for specific course.
Admission :
To join b.arch ( bachelor of architecture) it's compulsory to pass NATA (entrance exam for b.arch) with a minimum score of 70 out of 200 marks. The college has its own official website for the application, admission and all the information about the course.
Faculty :
The faculty-to-student ratio is very good, they provide individualized support, understanding student's specific needs and learning styles. All facilities have good credentials. College has young faculties members with great energy and enthusiasm, they are more relatable to students and understand their challenges better
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