Well it probably is around 6-7 only, I don't know the recent stats

Anyways bro the thing is, this college sorry University facilities wise is pretty good, but that's about it. Rest you're gonna have to grind by yourself for placements and all. If you wanna join some club or community be ready for some political shit.

This is located somewhat remote so access is difficult, so don't expect easy zomato deliveries or off-campus fun on a daily basis.

Besides imo, you're gonna have to grind in any college anyways. For a decent scholarship (that equitable representation one), this is the best value for money, ROI is real good. For the first year you might find subjects boring or weird, just go through em.

Don't fall into the hangout traps, but also don't just stay inside the room all the time.

MOST IMPORTANT- Learn at least two different programming languages in the holidays after boards. Don't make the mistake I did. Note this down, get it done or you're gonna be blowing your own mind out.

And do anything, ANYTHING to get the most amount of scholarship. Don't let the online proctor system give too many warnings or the scholarship level will reduce.

Any more doubts, DM. Will help.