Mewar University honest review

The admission process was very simple. But you should have above 60% marks in 12 to get admission here. For me, there was no quota as I belong to the general category. And I don't think there is any age restriction to get admission here. The admission process was very simple as I just went there and they took me to the HOD of the agricultural sciences for counseling. He explained to me everything about the syllabus and the future in this field. After that, I completed my documentation work and got admitted in the university.

I chose this course because I was attracted to agriculture since my childhood. The faculty-student ratio is around 1 faculty for 10 students. Faculties are qualified enough but there are always some problems in private institutions like facilities used to switch the college for a better offer. So, during that period students have to suffer. Otherwise teaching methods are also good. And in every sixth month, there are end-term exams and in between, there are mid-sem tests and practical exams are also there. But this exam is not much difficult to pass if you study on an average basis.

Internship opportunities ate well in the university. There are several roles offered under Internships as per your knowledge and skills. As I had a great experience during my internship period as I got work in the production and quality assurance department of the company. I was a part of the NFPP project of the company which helps farmers to get good yield with less chemical usage in the field.

In my courses, from 7 sem students are eligible for internship and after that for placements. There were few companies that conducted interviews and offered placements. Like I got an Internship in Nedspice processing India private limited. From my senior batch, many students were placed in a private company named agrostar in Gandhinagar Gujrat. And many of them opted for master's degrees and some of them got government jobs. My plan after getting the degree is I'll be going to complete my master's degree.

The fees were not much at I took admission but now it has increased a lot. But then also as compared to other private institutions it's not that much. Fees increase around 5000-7000 every year and in different courses. There are several scholarships and if you want university will help you to get a loan. There is a scholarship for the best student of the batch in the last year. And I got an Internship from the campus with a stipend and facilities. The training and placement department helps you to get interviews in various companies and industries.

The annual fest is held in the month of March which is called the Uni-fest. In this, there are competitions conducted in three fields - Cultural, sports and technology. There are different libraries for different courses and one central library for the students of every department and an e-library facility is also available. Classrooms are well furnished and laboratories are also average. The best part of the university is its sports and extracurricular activities. There are almost all sports facilities are available and for Cultural activities also they support a lot but only if you are too good. There are many groups and clubs run by students like there is one technical today club created by some of our super seniors and they used to organize various activities in that clubs. There are some social pages and groups on social media created by some seniors which help you to get the assistance and guidance you needed.