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Item: Hindu College
Rating: 4.2
Author: Pranatha Prajosh

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4.0

Campus

4.5

College

4.0

Pranatha Prajosh

Hindu College, B.Sc {Hons.}, Physics

Reviewed on Mar 31, 2024(Enrolled 2021)

What Students Say

Likes

The social life and the experience was really great.i got know know many scopes about the subject im pursuing.
The clubs are good and I was part of fashion club nakshathra and women development cell.
The cleanliness of the campus is really appreciable

Dislikes

The faculties are in a urge to complete the portion they are assigned and that often makes us not understand a thing.
The lab often lacks apparatus we need and some times sir asks us to bring our own multimeter and all.
There's isn't much interaction between student and teacher and we often are intimidated to ask doubts

Course Curriculum Overview

I opted for physics hons bachelor's.as my intrest was in physics from plus two itself,I opted for physics. the derivations ,numericals all made physics intresting to me.if you are someone who want to pursue physics only -you would get more close to research papers and would get to know about more things.if you find something interesting you can contribute something of your own to this world.

Class Size: 40Course Fees: INR 24000 per year

Fees and Financial Aid

The college charges fees according to the course and it's different for same course in different colleges.they do charge for the lab facilities ,colleges need and all.they charged different for different year.some people are eligible for inspire scholarship according to the marks you score and people with maximum marks ina specific course is also given scholarships by college.there are many scholarship available according to the marks and the economic reservation.there isn't campus placement as such.for ohD students there is.and people with high mark also gets stipends and even get chance to participate in international physics programs where college held all their expense.

Campus Life

4.5

Hindu college has the largesf annual fest called mecca.in previous year sunidhi chauhan - wellknown artist came and perform and it was boom.collge do conduct many fests such as Diwali fest ,founders day as such and everything is great.collge do have sports complex where people with sports intrest can play.many clubs are there in college for every field and they all are really freat

Admission

I'm currently pursuing BSc physics hons course from Delhi University. as physics was my preference I wanted to get an admission here only.as long as I remember there wasn't any reservation as such.they did asked whether we were part of NSS or such student organisations and it did marl as extra points.it was purely merit based at that time.plus two marks were taken in to consideration.i wish the admission process was easy for me

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