Hi Chetan Sriranga,

Let me describe it in a detailed manner,

When a student opts for a professional course like engineering he/she not only invests a sum of money in the education but also a valuable period of time. Which here are 4 years!

So it becomes all the more important for the institution from where the student is pursuing the course to provide world-class facilities in terms of education, placement and holistic development of the person.

Since none of the batches of it has graduated yet, hence no one can say anything about the future prospect of its graduates.

But there can be two things which can be cross-checked .

• None of the teachers appointed at such engineering-malls have been an engineer. Had they been an engineer, they shall have never opted to become a teacher in some shitty engineering college. The teachers in such colleges are paid from 10000 rs. to 14000 rs. What you can expect from such unemployed engineering degree holders. The teachers in the govt engineering colleges in India are paid ten times more than these monkeys.
  
• Poor quality internet connectivity for the students and compulsory attendance rule, so that these unskilled graduates can be transferred in the companies owned by the college owners as managers.
  

Hope you get your answer,

best of luck !!!

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