A feasible college

The course was three years now and had semester based system. The internal were taken in the form of class test and external in the form of final examinations. The practical was taken in the form of presentations in the classroom. The curriculum overall was very stressfree but required a lot of hard work.

The placements used to get arranged at the end of third year will various companies like Intel, firms from Tata capital, or HDFC, yes bank, India Bulls used to come and interview. The selection was on the basis of self merit and academic performances. The average running package was around Rs.6 lakhs per annum and 70% of the students used to get placed.

Since this was a government college so this election was on the basis of those students who were good in the academic performance hence the fees was very low and feasible. It was all sponsored by the government. The fees for the first year was around Rs.3000 and the total course fees was around Rs.15,000 including everything but not the hostel and the travel fees. The fees could be paid in the form of demand draft, card payments but no cash was accepted.

The college infrastructure was beautifully constructed with good buildings and spacious multipurpose hall with big playgrounds where the students could play the sports. The electricity supply was 24 seven with the proper water supply. There were a lot of diversity in the students. The atmosphere of the campus was very friendly and ragging free.

After the state board examinations I applied to the college through their official website where the application form was available. This election was on the basis of 10+2 examination percentage. The admission process was easy and required the final result documents only. I was then registered for the BBA course.

The faculty was very noble and acknowledged people in their respective fields. They had the experience of working in various sectors. All of the teachers were very helpful and humble. They were polite and provided as the guidance needed throughout the curriculum.