Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College B.Tech Review By Shreyansh Yadav

This college provides the best coding culture by envisioning its students with their vibrant computer science clubs. The results of hackathon participation and outcomes are also great. All the faculties are helpful and experienced. College life wise, it is a bit moderate as you'll have no time to spare as there will be sessionals and university exams throughout the semester. Overall, college is above average (it is also rated NAAC A++ which is the highest rating). AKG is also going to be a university in the coming years as per the faculty says. So overall, if you're choosing an engineering college in the Delhi - NCR region then, AKG needs to be on your priority list.

The academic is overall good and the best faculty is available for you. The closure you get to your industrial requirements in AKG is overall good as compared to other tier-3 colleges. Tests and pre-university tests are organised all the time for your best output in university exams. College curriculum is totally based on AKTU and maximum faculties are Ph.D. holders with an average teaching experience of about 7 years. Some faculty has 20+ years of experience and some has 4+ years of experience. The entire fee payment is to be done at one time, every year at the beginning of the session. UP scholarship is considered. FW seats are available.

The faculties are very trained and educated but they use the way of teaching from PPT. They don’t give many assignments like in other colleges but there are 3 mid semester exams that they take. I feel like some of the faculty members are biased.

There are no such criteria for placement but some companies need 7.5+ CGPA to sit for placements. The placement has decreased in the last few years but it has happened in all the private colleges. The companies visited and only skilled students got placed this time. Some of the recruiters are TCS, Cognizant, Tech Mahindra, VI, etc. There are good placement chances if you study well enough. This year, the highest package was for 35 LPA by Morgan Stanley as SDE. The overall percentage of students getting placed is 70%.

Yes, I have used the hostel facilities. Hostels are big and have gym and tennis lawn. But one problem is that they have shared bathrooms. You have to share the room with 2 people and the mess food is average.

The college is claimed to be built on German technology, otherwise the overall campus gives a good vibe. The campus has 2 canteens, 2 big grounds, and many educational buildings. The library is vast and the sitting area is comfortable. The campus is green. The campus has an amphitheater for programs and a street named Sanchi for street food and following the street, there is a temple of goddess Saraswathi for mental peace. Overall, the college campus is good.

Campus life is not very good. There is not a very large campus area and only a few fests like Holi fest, Diwali Fest, and kite fest are celebrated. The college students enjoy those fests. The library is very good and spacious, and there is availability of many the books & journals. The library is fully air-conditioned. There are many societies and clubs in the college; some are culture clubs and coding societies like SI, CSI, Conatus, and Taal. The hostel food is not too good and not too bad you can say it is decent. There are many PGs for girls as well as boys surrounding the college campus. For sports, all the sports are played in the college and college sports teams compete with other college teams. Sports like cricket, football, kho kho, and TT are the most popular.