Bharati Vidyapeeth's College of Engineering, New Delhi

Bharati Vidyapeeth's College of Engineering (BVCOE), New Delhi was established in 1999. The college is affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprasth University and approved by AICTE, Ministry of HRD, Government of India; BVCOE is steadily striding forward in its quest of establishing itself among the Top Engineering Colleges in North India. The college has strived to provide the best Engineering education to its students through well qualified and dedicated faculty and provision of well equipped modern labs.

BVCOE has always been emphatic on the creation of an ambience which is propitious for learning in terms of quality of its infrastructure, academics and research. The vision of the college is to continuously excel and thus coming together enlivens the research themes, creates awareness about upcoming technologies and provide platform to budding research workers for achieving their rightful place in the scientific community.

Facilities at Bharati Vidyapeeth's College of Engineering -

• Library
• Laboratories
• Class Rooms
• Sports
• Placement Cell

Departments at Bharati Vidyapeeth's College of Engineering -

• Department of Applied Science
• Department of Computer Science Engineering
• Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
• Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
• Department of Information Technology
• Department of Instrumentation & Control Engineering

B.Tech Courses under Indraprastha University (GGSIPU):

• Computer Science & Engg.
• Information Technology
• Electronics & Communication Engg.
• Instrumentation & Control Engg.
• Electrical & Electronics Engg.

Faculty:

Students are full of praise for the professors, who are qualified and experienced yet sweet and understanding, but they curse the fact that academics are given so much importance. Well, it’s an engineering college.

Attendance:

If your soft skills are good enough, it shouldn’t be a problem sweet-talking the professors even if your attendance falls below 30%. Of course, a number of threats are given and assignments are written, but no major action is normally taken. That said, most students attend a lot purely out of fear of the unknown, and 60% is widely considered as the Safe Mark.

Placements:

The standard companies like TCS and Infosys are mass recruiters at BVCOE, and the packages offered are about Rs 3.5 lakh. Once in a while some companies do come in and offer salaries of about Rs 5 lakh, but they are normally core companies that come to recruit from specific branches like EEE/ECE.

Crowd:

The girl to boy ratio is about 1:4, which isn’t too bad considering this is an engineering college. Overall, the crowd isn’t great, and you have to really sift through a lot of dross before you can find some smart people. But all the students get along well together, fortunately. A note to boys – there’s no boys hostel, and you aren’t allowed to even Look towards the girls hostel. Not that there’s much to see there anyway, to be honest.

Canteen:

Absolutely amazing. Everyone here is in love with the canteen; most people say they come here only for it. The quality as well as quantity of the food is quite good, and the best part is that there’s a lot of variety, and everything is quite reasonable. Anything you eat here would probably make your day.

Hangouts:

The college canteen itself is undoubtedly the most popular hangout, but other places of interest for students include Rajouri Garden, JwalaHeri market, Punjabi Bagh market, and Subhash Nagar.

Festivals:

The Indraprastha University fest is held every year and is actively participated in by the college, but BVCOE also hosts its own fest every alternate year. All the committees like IEEE, CSI etc organize events in these fests, and the turnout is generally quite appreciable.

Disclaimer - the above information has been acquired through data available on the internet and is subject to change..