I went to this college cause of it's low fees. I just wanted to do a degree as I wanted to do video editing side by side. I didn't want to go to college everyday. The admission process is very easy, you can apply online through their website.
The course curriculum is very bad as it has not updated from a long time. They can work on their faculty and teaching method. Also they can work on their student to faculty ratio which is very high. The exams are easy to crack.
The fees is very affordable and the total yearly fees is 14000 rupees. At start, they will take a little amount of registration fees. There are no scholarships provided by the college. You can get fee discount if you are sc or st.
As it is an open university, there is no campus life. The infrastructure is also not good as it is government open university. Although there are fests organised once or twice in a year. There are no clubs or social groups.
The faculty is not good and their teaching method is worst. The student to faculty ratio is very high and they can not focus. Sometimes the students know more things about the topic than the teacher himself.
The Subjects are up to date , and in my opinion the curriculum is better than other college although some things could have been better but life ain't perfect. Every classroom has projector so thats a plus point
The curriculum for the students was fine but not well balanced the distribution of the subjects class is something fine sometimes too long. Th semesters are sometimes rushed and there could be some improvement to the time table.
The placement process at TIPS was robust, with a good mix of reputed companies visiting the campus and offering a variety of roles. The highest packages were competitive, especially in the tech and finance sectors, and the average packages were decent for entry-level positions. The majority of eligible students secured placements, reflecting the effectiveness of the placement cell and the relevance of the curriculum to industry needs. For those not placed through campus drives, the institute provided adequate support for off-campus job searches and further studies. Overall, the placement scenario at TIPS was satisfactory, offering a solid start for students' careers.