Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (reviews)

The course curriculum is good. It is designed in accordance with the latest industry standards. They have a good number of visiting faculties from various industries so that the students get an idea of various industries.

From an Indian university’s point of view, it was quite good. Although the curriculum was not up to date as is the case with almost all universities in India, considering the program fees, it was a good overall experience. I would say it is definitely value for money.

Electronics and Communication Engineering is a very valuable and influential field with an outstanding ranking. Its significance arises from its enormous contributions to technological developments as well as its pervasive presence in a variety of industries. The field provides numerous job prospects while pushing innovation and impacting the future. However, due to its complexity and the necessity to stay current with developing technology, it can be difficult. Overall, Electronics and Communication Engineering is an important subject that combines technical expertise, multidisciplinary collaboration, and the opportunity for personal and professional advancement, making it extremely desirable for persons interested in technology and communication.

The university campus is grand, the buildings are satisfactory, and the department I studied in, which was mass communication had a lack of equipment available.
The professors we had were satisfactory and willing to make effort if the students do the same.
The lack of equipment like lights and cameras in the college made it difficult for practical classes to take place well. It might change after regular classes ensue (after covid lockdown)
Overall, it could be better. It is a government university, only if you make effort as a student to participate, you will get placed. The teachers are overall supportive of students’ welfare.