Nihal Daita's Review on Government Engineering College, Barton Hill
Placements and Internships
Good Companies have been known to conduct placements in our college but overall it's the student's extra work input that trusts him/her to recruit.
College Infrastructure and Hostel Facilities
Labs have a short capacity, maybe because the college is relatively new, only Ladies hostel is available.
Entrance Exams and Admissions
I appeared for KEAM exam in 2016-2017, that was the eligibility criteria. There was no cutoff beyond that.
Academics and Faculty
Exams feel very frequent, maybe because of our new syllabus. The students are given assignments in all their semesters.
Fees and Scholarships
The college fees is around 8500 INR, per year, with various scholarship options open to the students.
Clubs and Associations
Life in college is great, there are many clubs aimed at cultural and technical events which are definitely a plus point for the college.
4.2
Placements & Internships
3.5
Fees & Scholarships
5
Academics & Faculty
4.5
College Infrastructure & Hostel Facilities
3
Clubs & Associations
5
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