Is the DSA/coding club at Galgotias actually active or just on paper?

From what I have seen the coding community is fairly active if you're willing to participate. There are coding clubs and student groups that organize coding contests DSA practice sessions hackathons workshops and peer learning activities during the academic year. Activity levels can vary from semest

The DSA and coding clubs at Galgotias University are active and give students many chances to improve their programming skills. They regularly organize coding contests, workshops, practice sessions, and hackathons. Students can learn from seniors, work on real projects, and prepare for placements to

It's not just on paper. Galgotias has active technical communities such as TechnoJam and the wider Tech Council, which run coding sessions, projects, workshops and hackathons; the university says its Tech Council oversees 25 active technical clubs.

The coding community is quite active if you take the initiative. Students collaborate on DSA practice, hackathons, open-source projects, and technical workshops throughout the year.

Yes, coding n DSA-related activities at Galgotias University are active, but I wouldn't depend entirely on a club for learning DSA. There are coding events, hackathons, workshops and student communities where interested students can participate and practise with others.

For serious placement preparat

The DSA and coding communities at Galgotias are generally active, with coding contests, workshops, hackathons and peer learning sessions organized throughout the year

From what I've seen, it's active if you're willing to participate. There are coding events, hackathons, and DSA sessions, but the experience depends on how involved you get. The serious learners usually make the most of it.

It's not just on paper. Galgotias has active technical communities such as TechnoJam and the wider Tech Council, which run coding sessions, projects, workshops and hackathons; the university says its Tech Council oversees 25 active technical clubs.

Yes, there seems to be a real coding culture, but your experience will depend heavily on how actively you participate and find the right group of serious learners.