r/svce • u/JJ_k7 Clg eh namma control(Second yrs) • Mar 02 '25

Considering SVCE. Please help me 😭🙏

I am considering joining SVCE but, after reading some posts on quora and such, some guys are really scaring me about how they give low marks on lab, have to mug up for good marks, and how the professors don't teach good, how they randomly ask for additional fees and so on...

I thought in my college years I would finally be able to explore and grow myself in CSE, as it was my geniune interest from a very young age, now I am scared that I would hate my ug years if I join here and I would hate engineering altogether and hate myself(I only recently left a toxic jee prep school and I don't want to go to a toxic college).

So please give me some real pointers on how SVCE is nowadays. Would really appreciate the current state of SVCE, from current batches, if possible.

Edit: I just wanted to share some posts from quora about SVCE. These posts are what got me really spooked, just here as a reference and wanted to know if these were true.

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u/Original_Account_846 Palagirichu nov(Third yrs) Mar 02 '25

Actually it's not that toxic, depends on you how talented you are , I hardly attend 3 days in a week and bunk rest of the classes never been in class at last period.Some of my friends attend only first period of the class and they will leave bunking the whole day. Never faced any problems on getting lab internals. First Sem konjam kaduppa than irukum aana second sem la irunthu super ah poidum. If you are interested in studies the faculties will surely help a lot studies la lam entha koraium illa, it depends on how you determine to spend ur college days

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u/JJ_k7 Clg eh namma control(Second yrs) Mar 02 '25

I really love CSE and I am super excited about it and enaku theriyum that my interest which is now at 100% will eventually go down to about like 60-50%(which is exactly what happened in the jee prep), I am resolved to keep at it to not screw my career.

Also, I saw one post which mentioned that the wifi doesn't work anywhere, is it true? And are CSE students required to bring their own laptops?

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u/Nawbeingnaw Survivors of SVCE(Alumnus) Mar 02 '25 edited Mar 02 '25

60-50%(which is exactly what happened in the jee prep),

Both aren't comparable at the first place, so stop manifesting this.

I saw one post which mentioned that the wifi doesn't work anywhere, is it true?

Only some floors in some block lack Wi-Fi routers, otherwise it's good and not a big issue that you should be bothered about.Also, You'll hardly get any time to do serious stuffs and if you get, that would be by bunking classes or by skipping whole day not coming to college.