Aishwarya Mohan's Review on Bangalore Institute of Technology

I was offered an internship in the year 2017 by a company named EVRY INDIA PVT LTD. The role which was offered to me is in the field of marketing and inside sales.

There are 2 hostels and the fee is around INR 1.5 lakh per annum. The PG's outside the college is much cheaper for students than the hostel. The food that is offered in the college is very bad. The infrastructure of the classrooms that the college provides is very bad, needs to be restructured.

The admission process that I got in through was through KCET and the cut off for the course was 12,000 ranking. There were three rounds of seat selection process  and every round offers different colleges according to the eligibility criteria. In the final round, i was eligible for Bangalore Institute of technology. once the selection process was done we had to report to the respective colleges in order to pay the admission fee.

The daily routine was from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. project was part of the curriculum and assigned to the students in the final year. The quality of teaching was not up to the expectation, this course required much more experienced lecturers. Average college experience.

INR 55,000 per annum is the course fee I have paid. The scholarship was only offered according to the annual income of the family which had to be INR 1,00,000 per annum or below. Yes, the loans are easily available from any bank.

The college encourages the students in conducting all kinds of clubs, fests etc. the campus associations are extremely good, MANTHAN fest is conducted by respective departments, they celebrate all the festivals including Holi, Ganesh Chaturthi etc.