Is phone allowed in SVCE?

GENERAL RULES Library is a silence zone. Mobile phones and watch alarms should be switched to silent mode before entering the Library. Private books and personal belongings are to be deposited at the entrance. Any printed materials, documents and CD-ROMs will not be permitted to be taken inside the library.

Which is best MITS or SVCE?

The SVCE is usually affiliated to the University of Sri Venkateswara and does not give much in terms of placements and industrial exposure. In all respects, excluding the hostel, MITS is the very best college.

Is phone allowed in engineering colleges?

Most engineering colleges ban usage of mobile phones inside their academic premises. It is a rule to be followed by all students in the campus. You can carry mobile phones for your safety but make sure you don’t use it when you are in the campus.

Is phone allowed in Delhi University?

In an official statement by the Delhi University (DU) administration, dated 1st January 2019, it is declared that DU college campuses are to be strictly cellphone-free.

Is SVCE good for CSE?

Overall, it is a good college with all the facilities and placements. Placements: Almost 100% of the students got placed. In our course, the highest salary package offered is 8 LPA, the average salary package offered is 3.80 LPA and the lowest salary package offered is 1.80 LPA.

Is SVCE good college for placement?

Labs are very good at our college. Our college is good to get a job. Placements: Above 75% of the students from our course got placed. The highest salary package offered is 15 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered is 4 LPA.

Is Mobile allowed in SNS college?

Hello! Yes, usage of mobile phones available in the hostel of SNS college of technology.

Should mobiles be allowed inside college?

Yes :- Mobile phones are extremely potent tools and can be utilized to a great extent in teaching at colleges. This is especially significant for the colleges that cannot afford modern facilities. The idea is that of “Powerful Computers in Pupils’ Pockets“.

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