My time in the college

The course curriculum is good, although most of the faculty don't share any notes beforehand, we are given a curriculum which consists of everything we'll be taught for the total number of years we'll be studying here, it has some of the best books to refer. The Syllabus is good and completed on time.

I have recently entered into my 2nd year of college and it's been a good long year here, it's only in the 2nd year that you get internships and since I'm from the school of management, I do not if they'd offer much help for internships as you yourself have to find them on own.

mostly it's the end of your sixth semester that you might become eligible for campus placements. I have heard people get hired mostly for TCS, cognizant, etc. 90% of students with a decent gpa and skills get placed. I plan to get a degree, work and save money for pursuing masters further.

I'm still in the first year so I don't know much about the placement opportunities but it isn't any less than 5-6 LPA, The tuition fee is always going to be constant as soon as you take admission, but yes over the years, it has taken a toll, the tuition fee did change for many departments, in fact, BBA in data science is a new course, we are the first batch and it's the highest in terms of tuition fee among all the other branches in BBA.

MILAN is an annual fest at SRM, There are over 6 clubs and each has its own aura, If you do participate in the auditions and get selected, you might get recognition and some additional skills to fill your resume, helping you stand out but also keep in mind that it's kind of hard managing the attendance due to all the practice you require for you to hold your place in the club.

For bba data science, you need to have 60% on your 12th boards, you might find the application form by the end of January itself. the application fee when I enrolled was 1200 inr. To me, the area of improvement lies in customer care, since they don't answer on time mostly, i had to dial for weeks as soon as the admissions started since I couldn't get a hang of them.

Some are very good but some are just underqualified and overpaid, depends on the type of students they deal with too but mostly, 2 out of 10 people actually know what they're teaching. In my first year, we had an amazing sir who later stopped coming to class because the students were low in attendance, in the second semester we had another sir who was actually pretty good, most of the time, it's the students who demotivate the teaching faculty.