If you’ve completed your IT-OC/ITCSS at the Bengaluru branch, please share your experiences! I’m curious about the dress code, the faculty, the activities offered, and how an introvert can navigate the environment. Any insights would be appreciated! 😊
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Anyone who has done their IT-OC/ ITCSS from Bengaluru Branch please share your experience
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I haven’t personally gone through the IT-OC/ITCSS program at the Bengaluru branch, but I can share some general insights based on what I’ve heard from others.
Dress Code: Typically, the dress code is either formal or business casual. It’s always a good idea to check with your specific batch or institute guidelines, though.
Faculties: The faculty members are usually quite experienced and knowledgeable. Many students find them approachable and willing to help outside of regular class hours. They tend to encourage interactive learning, which can be really beneficial.
Activities: There are often a variety of activities, including workshops, guest lectures, and team projects. Engaging in these can be a great way to meet people and make the most of your experience, even if you’re an introvert.
Survival Chances for an Introvert: While it can be challenging for introverts to network and socialise, many find that there are opportunities to connect in smaller group settings or through shared projects. It might also help to focus on gradually building your comfort level with social interactions. Remember, everyone is likely in the same boat, trying to make connections and learn!
Overall, it might feel a bit overwhelming at first, but with time, it should become easier. Good luck, and I hope you enjoy your time there!