Is All Saint's College of Technology a private or government college?

According to Students of this college the faculty member is Well experienced and qualified professor but some of them are those type of professor that not teache according to student that is what way student will understand they teach in there own style by which the students not like the professor 

As per research on the website, the food is on average is good, not so bad. There is also an option of non-veg 4 times a week in mess. 

And somewhere the review of the food is also bad as there is also the presence of hair in food, and the taste of food fluctuates during a period and the hostel facility is also not bad.

Yes — you can get admission into the B.E./B.Tech programme at All? Saint's College of Technology without JEE Main, under certain conditions.The college accepts state-level entrance counselling (e.g., MP? CET or MPPE) based on Class?12 (10+2) merit instead of JEE Main

It also offers management quota seats, filled based on Class?12 marks (usually minimum 45–50% in Physics, Chemistry & Maths), even without an entrance exam score. So if you meet the academic eligibility (Physics, Chemistry, Maths in 10+2 with required aggregate) and apply through MP? CET merit list or management quota, admission is possible without JEE Main.

Candidate need to passed their 10+2 with physics, chemistry, and mathematics from recognised board, with a minimum of 50% marks for general category and 45% for sc/st/obc. Additional, they must appear for qualify entrance exam such as JEE Mains or state level engineering entrance exam.

At All Saint's College of Technology, the annual tuition for B.E./B.Tech courses typically ranges from INR 80,000 to INR 1,10,000, depending on the engineering branch and admission quota. Scholarships, instalment plans, and fee concessions are offered to support affordability.