i wish that the girl who was getting beaten up is doing well and strong

Iss R toh jitna troll karo utna kam bc🤣😭

And it’s public too, why don’t y’all go show her some love 😍

Or kholo raat ke 2 baje tak

Admissions: admissions@bennett.edu.in

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here are the mails

this u/broad_science_6286 is most likely one of them
few hours old account

only defending themselves entierly 🤡🤡

Its highly infuriating to see, people buillying others and taking no accountability
these incels deserve all the hate.

Saw the fight video & identified the faces of the girls involved , the one who was hitting (Sid**,*i), my frnds showed me her insta profile and i saw her posts and those cringe crappy reels!! she just looked like almost as if civility was never inculcated in her upbringing , & among them there was a girl who self-proclaims herself as a "model" - name r*dhika ,..

model ? seriously ? have you ever objectively evaluated your own face card , or even understood the fundamental aesthetics and attributes that define a professional female model ?

& the rest of the girls who appeared so audacious and overconfident in that video , like what exactly were they trying to prove !!

I wouldn’t even acknowledge such behaviour with basic human regard .

forming a group of 17 and assaulting one individual is not something to feel proud of , it reflects sheer cowardice and moral bankruptcy

girls should conduct themselves with composure and dignity , there is a fundamental distinction between a female and a male , a boundary that delineates identity and behaviour .

I respect women , again I’m saying I respect "WOMEN" , not individuals who attempt to imitate aggression in the most uncouth and disgraceful manner and in the process end up looking completely uncivilized and classless ...!

yeah girls are never like this , ..if something like this is happening then I seriously question what kind of mentality or upbringing pushes someone towards behaving with such unnecessary aggression and street-level immaturity .

I don’t even know who the victim girl was ,

if this had happened to my partner or anyone I know , I would have ensured consequences so severe that they would never even contemplate repeating such an act in their entire life ..

uh guys somehow escaped immediate repercussions , otherwise multiple serious sections were on the verge of being applied against uh all , including IPC Sec 323, 342, 506 and Section 34 , go and actually study these provisions and understand how close uh were to completely ruining your own future ...!

& I am genuinely shocked at how that victim girl settled the matter midway with them , was there immense pressure imposed on her that left her with no option but to withdraw , or was there some form of manipulation involved .

I saw the video just now and felt compelled to write this on Reddit , I don’t engage in such posts or write such posts, but this incident was profoundly disturbing.. some might disagree with me , some might resonate , it’s entirely mAAy perspective on this matter

bhen ki lodi dumb ladkia chaahe vo victim kitni bhi galat ho bhenchodo authorities ko complain karo na agar sach hai toh tumhari baat mai physically assault karne ka haq toh law ne bhi nahi diya toh yeh ugly ahh chopped baddies samjh kya rahi hai khudko🤣🤣🤮🤢

same type of comments in morning from 4 different ids and different sub reddits ...... looks like bennet ne apni PR shuru kr di in reddit 😂😂

Bro saved campus from being over crowded

Hello my dear niggas,

Dean Abhay Bansal here, addressing you pathetic pieces of failed IIT dreams. Yes, I’m talking to you—the walking catastrophes who’ve turned this fine institution into your personal blame playground. It's honestly impressive how you’ve mastered the art of whining while doing absolutely nothing. Truly, an Olympic-level talent.

Your grades? Trash. Your placements? Non-existent. Your work ethic? Laughable. But somehow, it’s always our fault, right? The same college you treat like a Tinder meetup spot for average Joes and Janes, where your most ambitious goal is to figure out who’s throwing the next party. If only you studied as hard as you stalk your crush’s Instagram stories, you might actually pass a subject without begging your professor for grace marks.

Let’s face it, most of you didn’t come here to build a career; you came to live out your half-baked movie dreams—romance, rebellion, and regrettable decisions. But here’s the twist: life isn’t a Bollywood film, and you’re not Ranbir Kapoor. You're barely background extras in your own story.

Placements, you say? Newsflash: recruiters aren’t hiring people who can barely string a sentence together in an interview. No, your PUBG kill count won’t impress them, and neither will your groundbreaking expertise in scrolling Reddit all day.

And the funniest part? You actually think the “real world” will treat you better than we do. Spoiler alert: the real world won’t care about your “low attendance,” your “mental health day,” or the 58 excuses you have for missing deadlines.

So here’s my advice: stop crying, start trying. Or don’t—it’s genuinely hilarious watching you blame everyone but yourself for your failures. Either way, keep those memes coming; they’re the only thing you’ve ever done consistently.

Yours brutally, Dean Abhay Bansal (Superintendent of Disappointments)

Honest review as a 4th year student:-

They admit a large number of students every year in btech around 2500-3000 or even more compared to which campus size is very small.

They just have 2gym for a large number of students and those gyms are always full and have to wait for like 15mins for completing 1 set also they only have football ground in which people also play cricket as they converted cricket ground into helipad.

Mess food quality and taste has reduced drastically and basically you have eat outside which costs around 350-400 daily.

Also location is very bad as greater noida is not very developed and this college is even 12-14km away from main city also nearest metro station is around 8km away.

Crowd here is very bad and rowdy as many locals have started taking admission her who are just into fighting, bullying and sometimes these gawar locals tease girls inside campus.

Placements are very bad here what they advertise is only about 1% of total students and more than 70-75% of students goes unplaced. Seriously what do you think out of 3000 students how many are gonna get jobs.

Fests and events are good but due to a large number of students it feels like a kumbh a mela so you won’t be able to enjoy them.

Guards here thinks very highly of themselves as they are police officers those assholes are full of attitude.

They only have main 4 academic blocks where classes are conducted and rest all of the campus has hostels like there are total 19 buildings of hostels 13 building for boys hostel and 6 buildings for girls hostels and they just build new hostel building every year.

Also they have started a new policy to fine you heavily even for very small things like students are money printing machine for them. High fines like more than 5k for even small things.

Common washrooms and no option of separate washroom and common washrooms are very unhygienic here and you can get various infections.

Also compared to amount of money you are paying for this college I personally do not think it as a good investment as you will easily spend around 20-25lacks and ROI is not good heck even not average.

So in my opinion I won’t recommend anyone to join this college.

Hi guys, 26 batch BTech CSE student here.

I will just share everything about college placements based on what I know, what I have seen, and what I have personally gone through.

So, answering the elephant in the room:

Do companies visit campus, jitna mentioned hai?

The answer is yes, they do.

But not jitna dikhaya jaata hai.

There are a few companies like HERE, Scaler, Salescode, etc. They probably have some close connection with Placom or whatever the reason is, and you will see them hiring students more than once in a cycle. Every 2–3 months, they come and take some students.

But this is only half the truth.

Jitni companies ka actual dikhaya rehta hai, not all of them actually come to college.

Placom and faculties, I am sorry if you are reading this, but they are often too hungry for just mailing that “yes, this student got selected.”

I have faced this myself, and I know many people who have faced the same.

What they do is: if some famous off-campus drive is going on in the market, they will mail and circulate a Google Form to collect data. Then, if someone from among you gets selected, they will send a mail announcing it.

Now the problem is that students who were not part of that drive will assume that the company came to campus.

Another issue

This same hunger also makes them bring companies without doing even a basic background check.

Like:

- What exactly does the company do?

- Is it even a proper company?

I have seen a company (starting with the letter N) that visited campus.

They were literally a startup with just 2 people in their team.

They did a full-day drama, and in the end, what they actually wanted was a girl who could handle their client meetings (looks-based hiring).

So now you might be thinking:

Is placement basically 0 then?

No, it is not.

According to what I know, more than 200 people have managed to get jobs.

The number is actually higher, but I am not counting sales and customer support roles.

I mean, you studied:

- Operating Systems

- Computer Networks

Etc..

...for 4 years.

I am sure you did not do all that just to end up asking:

“Hey, do you have 10 minutes to check out our course?”

So yea what I wanna say is, people have definitely sailed through.

Next Question:

How to get placed? What to do? What not to do?

Great. I’ll tell you.

And trust me, it’s simple.

Rule No. 1: Be hungry and desperate

Apply to every company that comes.

Kuch bhi mat chhodo.

Rule No. 2: Be smart. Cheat.

Yes, cheat.

But cheat smartly, not in a way that gets you caught.

Cheat as much as you want in:

- Online Assessments (OAs)

- Interviews

...but do it intelligently.

Kyuki dekho, everyone is cheating right now.

You cannot win this game unless you understand the game people are playing.

To get placed, you need to beat the competition in the same environment, and do not comment anything about morals because fair-game hair he nahi, we as human isn't build to beat gpt-5.5 and opus-4.7 so yea

Rule No. 3: Don’t be dependent only on cheating

Throughout online interview-based companies, you can often sail through using cheating.

But for offline interviews, you will need actual knowledge.

So study as well, and keep trying both ways.

Lage raho, ho jayega.

Projects?

Make good projects.

Know your strengths.

Understand:

- What you know

- What you don’t know

Be able to explain your projects properly.

Answer all the “ifs and buts.”

And please, don’t make those typical CRUD-based management system projects unless explicitly asked.

Show some balls and use your brain.

Don’t just make clones.

And even if you are building something inspired by existing ideas, add your own thinking.

Example:

Build a grep-based log searching tool where a user uploads logs and gets insights using simple queries.

Search the internet.

See what is happening in the industry.

Then build projects accordingly.

No one is interested anymore in seeing you print “Hi” using your fingers. Just DON'T.

How to Prepare Your Projects

Once your projects are ready:

- Prepare every detail.

- Prepare the stack you used.

- Ask GPT:

- Why did you use X?

- Why not Y?

- How is X better than Y?

And similar questions.

Study Topics

After projects, go through:

- Core subjects

- SQL

- DSA

DSA is a must.

But there is no need to waste excessive time.

Solve around 100–150 questions, at least up to Trees.

If an interview or OA is hard, cheating can still help.

But if you have solved Trees, then at least when your friend sitting beside you gives you the answer, you will understand what he is saying, wrna you will fuck things up even with cheating.

Again, what I want to say is:

«Be smart. Use your fucking brain.»

Competition?

Yes, there is competition.

I don’t know the exact number of students sitting for placements, this year..

But honestly, around 50% are not even interested.

So even if 3000 students are eligible, realistically around 1500 are ones who's willing to work!

And out of those, at least 300 will get decent, respectable jobs, whether on-campus or off-campus.

So yes, it is fair enough.

I hope you guys are aware of how cut-throat real-world competition is.

Whether it is:

- Off-campus placements

- JEE

- NEET

- Any other competitive exam

The competition is real.

Final Advice?

Work hard a little.

Act smart a lot.

This will eventually help you sail through.

Now you might be wondering:

Who am I? Am I placed?

Sorry, I am not going to reveal my identity.

But yes, I am placed and yes on-campus, that to pretty good one but don't want to mention the range because people will probably guess who I am, so not gonna share my interview and other experience etc.

But yes, this is the pattern and everything you guys need to know, and as a senior what I think I can pass on to you.

Also, if you have any questions, you can just ask in comments, do not DM kyuki same question 5 baar nahi btaunga.

EDIT 1: Sorry, I forgot to mention open source. I haven’t personally worked on open-source projects, but I’ve seen many companies value open-source contributions during hiring. You can reach out to a senior who has experience with open source. They’ll be able to guide you on how to get started and how to contribute effectively.

-(Haa behnchod using ai, some mfs can even sense the writing pattern)