Work Environment
IDC has an informal work culture. The work load is heavy but this is balanced by a very open and relaxed atmosphere. Having a very good student-teacher ratio (around 5:1) ensures a great deal of personal interaction. Regular presentations are held of all student projects with participation of faculty, students and external examiners to check on the progress and to get feedback. The Institute is fully net worked with internet connectivity both at classrooms as well as hostel rooms.
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