Dr. Akhilesh Das Gupta Institute of Professional Studies B.Tech Review By Devansh Arora

Everyone knows that IP Institutions will never be their first pick for college in their career. However, if you ever end yourself at an IP Institution, particularly for B.Tech, welcome to this world. Currently, pursuing B.Tech at ADGIPS is an unusual experience. If you did not score well in JEE and do not want to take a drop-year, you can select this college. In my experience, practically all IP Colleges, with the exception of MAIT, are identical. Instead of attending PVT institutions with hefty fees, students may complete their graduation here with adequate infrastructure. However, you should not have too high expectations before going here.

Well, the college offers a variety of degrees, but admissions to the one I'm studying, B.Tech in CSE, are based on JEE results obtained through GGSIPU counselling. It should be noted that this may be your final choice because IP counselling takes a long time to finish. The main advantage of coming here is that you may complete your B.Tech with relatively low expenses and then pursue other courses if necessary.

The faculty is good. To be honest, it all relies on you. If you are prepared to invest a significant amount of time in your lectures, you will not have any problems. Most of the teachers are quite experienced. However, you might find them pretty strict for assignment submissions and short attendances.

The Placement Cell is decent. With the current market uncertainty, it is difficult to make any comments, although firms do arrive at college. Meanwhile, those who come here with the will to succeed receive internships and opportunities off campus. The average should be about 4-5.5 lakhs. I can't tell much more than that with present understanding, but conditions are expected to improve.

Well, the campus size is insufficient to accommodate a dormitory, hence there is no inside college accommodation for students from outside Delhi. However, there are lots of PGs and apartments near the campus, which should address the concerns of non-Delhi students.

Well as mentioned earlier infrastructure is a big upset for me. If you are the one who hoped for big campuses and highly well maintained infra then unfortunately you need to compromise a lot in most of IP Colleges. There are 5 academic blocks, however, there are space issues for extracurricular activities generally but the basement classrooms and the areas compensate that generally. The sanitation part needs a lot of improvement to be honest and its being done gradually.

Campus life is not so good. First of all, the college is not located in a very good area in terms of hangout spots outside. Secondly, the space issue does conflict the college life as of my opinion, others might differ. The college has annual fest Utkarsh which is good and others events on a time to time basis so students do try to make their college life as eventful as they can.