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The overall experience at Masters Union for the past 6 - 7 months was absolutely amazing. I would say because the kind of peers you get here are the best in the country because we have an five step application method. We would say like you get the best of the talent that around in India not only India. We also have few international students so they asked in various different streams from very insignificant but impactful soft skills to complex skills like cryptocurrencies and

As of now, the placements for the UG batch are not out because the first batch of Masters union is still in the third year and they are gonna graduate in 2027 but we have very good placements offers, for example, one of our student and placement of KPMG with AN CTC of 18,00,000 and PG placements are the best in the country this year, the average was approximately 33 lakhs and the highest salary was 1.1,00,00,000 and even the lease pay was 25,00,000.

4500 is the tuition fees and examination fees sums up to around 5000. All the other miscellaneous expenses sum up to around 4-5 thousand. People from cbse who score above 85 percent and people of MP board who score above 75 can avail the MVMKVY scholarship which requires them to only submit the caution money which is around 2500.

The college doesn't hold much festivals and events the college is more like a school for higher education. If you want to have fun and enjoy a college life you must go somewhere else because they only hold one fest in a year which is Tarang and I've heard it boring.

the faculty to student rationis decent 60 student per teacher .feedback form is available to analyze the peformance of the teacher but not use the teachers are like government employee just doing work and not focus on the regualr work and same old teaching methodology they dont care about your overall personality you can do it your owns

my overall rating for the cirricullam in terms of relevance and comprehensiveness is 7 ot 10 which is decent student pass ipu exam one night of study from arihant past year question book and and there are also fest but no one aprreciate and no credit and acedemic plaudge given to them talent wasted socities are there but not in use

The curriculum combines the theory as well as practical subjects. The course includes projects and assignements based on the different tools like excel, Power BI, Python, SQL. The course assignments and projects take place in the end of the trimesters for most of the subjects which make it quite hectic to submit them for some subjects overlapping each other.

Faculty to student ratio is low but the faculties are approachable and quite helpful. The course structure is trimester based, there are total of six trimesters during the 2 year course. The exams are divided between the theory and practical modes based on the subjects and they are of moderate level.

1.The primary draw was PEC'S legacy and brand in north india, combined with the exceptional placement records for the CSE branch and the strong alumni network. 2.The core curriculum DSA .OS , DBMS is solid. The mandatory 6-month internship in the 6th semester. 3. The teaching methods are still quite traditional and theory -heavy. Introducing more project based learning and updating lab infrastructure. 4. It follows a relative grading system with mid sem and end sem and frequest quizzes. Difficulty are moderate to high becasue of relative grading .

The relationship are good with faculties and there are very much approachable. CSE faculties are good because they treat you like your own and solve every problem on priority basis. Management faculties are somehow bad as they take too much time respond and solve queries. There are two exam per semester , one is mid term and other is end term . Difficulties level is mid.

There is less faculty in our college than the needed faculty, dueto this phd students often have to conduct lectures in place of the teachers. the older faculty is mostly not interested in teaching and the placement cell is not supportive to the students. Teachers dont care abourt the students or their careers and some are even vocal about it, however, some teachers are very dedicated but they are powerless in PEC.

overall experience was decent but sometimes youface difficulties from your seniors and teachers. sports is poor at this colege as most students who get admission here are studious and lesser students are inclined towards sports. Smartboards are avialble in teh classrooms and different clubs like music club, Punajb editorial board etc are avialble for students to meet different kpeople.

The college didn't have any clubs or activitues based on such. The Youth fest was one annual function which was inter college. Other than this, there were some writing competions on various levels and science exhibitions too. The classes had smart boards but were barely used. Used the old school method of black board for teaching. The classroom benches were good in condition, fans in some classrooms didn't work. There were various camps that were held for NSS and NCC in the different grounds or sports areas. The makor social grouos were NSS and NCC only, for which many programs were also help. There was also the funtion room, where the different programs were held of all sorts. There was also one major college group for all college notices and information called " Youngsters of DSD".

The faculty to student relationship was quite warm, they were helpful and there for the students. Quite apprachable. The physics and maths department faculties were great inclunding Sushil sir(maths), Vikas sir(maths), Pooja ma'am(Physics), Priyanka ma'am(Physics) and Nitasha ma'am(Life skills). There weren't any faculty members i disliked but some weren't that proficient in teaching though they had good knowledge. Each semesters we had 9 exams, which was quite a lot. The exam difficulty level, though was medium. Quite a number of students failed to clear the exams, around 60% of all. The course is up to date and now in accordance with the NEP as well.

Subjects like Law, Management, HRM and Economics really influence my choice for this course. The law and economics part was really something that garb my attention as well as excite me the most. It really helped in understanding HR policies in depth which helped me really world a lot. The curriculum should include more practical and technical subjects which will help in the corporate world too. The exam timings were usually 2 to 3 hours max. And the exam also doesn't come too hard to pass.

The faculty-to-student ratio is roughly around 30:1 and the faculties very really understanding and approachable. The management faculty really the best faculty because if their style of teachings and nature. There were in total 2 semesters each year mostly in the Dec-Jan month and then around the May-June. The curriculum was really helpful and knowlegable for the degree.

3 major event in DBatu 1) Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj jayanti 2) Chatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj jayanti 3)Dr. Balasaheb Ambedkar jayanti Also Celebrated annually Sports events also provide extra curricular like pernality development Make social groups and clubs run like NCC and AVBP

Yearly total fess is Rs.50000 but I'm available OBC scholarship so my fees will be Rs.25000 every year Admission fees 1000 Tution fees 6000 Development fees 18000 SC Fees Rs.1500 ST Fees Rs. 2500 OBC Fees Rs.25000 Open Fees Rs.50000 The Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Scholarship

Microsoft, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, and many other companies visit the campus, which offer roles in every field, like sales and marketing, content creation, finance, SDE, etc. I have done projects with the scientists of CSIR-CSIO because of my college. Students of PEC get good recognition outside the college, so they get very good chances in every field.

My yearly fee is 188000 INR. The semester-wise breakdown is 94000. Yes, the category students have the benefit in fee waiver. They have to pay 100000 in total per year. The semester-wise breakdown is that in odd semesters, they have to pay 94000, and in even semesters, they have to pay 6000. Yes, the different merit cum scholarships go side by side.

The social environment in the college is somewhat limited there are fewer cultural events interactive program student engagement activities. Opportunities for the students to interact network and developed social skills I am not sufficient are not sufficient compared to other colleges overall, campus life is not very vibrant, and there is significant scope for improvement in social activities, club engagement and infrastructure development

The annual fee for the course is approximately 1 lakh per year. The total fee for for courses is 4 lakhs. It is a poor experience. Because the institute are not provide any placement or internship or apprenticeship. All faculties are rude and poor behaviour like uneducated fellow. Hostels bathroom are not clean everyday. Hostel food are so disgusting

The 2 year fees was 945000 (tution fees). Everything including uniform training and placement fees is in it. The hostel fees for twin sharing is 132000/year and single sharing is 216000/year. There are scholarships based on educational merit and reservation.

There are several companies which select students for internship and they pay good stipend according to the skills one has. Projects depends on the specialisation one chooses like for marketing they get sales work or finance guy gets auditing.

i have lot of land so i decided to study about that my background is generally linked with agriculture the curriculum focuses on the practical knowledge no need of improvement because the curriculum is good but we can change in one department instead of taking too many hourly only one will be happen

the faculty is really big and the ratio is around on every 20 student to 1 teacher i really like the faculity of clg of agronomy they are really helpful the really don't like any faculity because they all are helpful there a 2 mid terms and 1 final for sem and they are moderate

We have college orientation then this year dandiya was also organised by oir college in September , we had our freshers in November and the annual fest of college named Confluence which usually helds in March. We have almost all kinds of books in our library from commerce to science to philosophy to literature. Sports are good we have an special sports event named Khelo Hansraj on which we have a month playing most of the sport competitions. We have almost 60+ societies in our college amd they are very beneficial like really they give you different kind of exposure a d some great people with lots of memories.

So I am pursuing Bcom honours as i am doing CA also along with it that is why I chose this course because it aligns well with my CA syllybus. See academics is very important but it is not the only thing which will help you build your career, along with it you should also try to gain real world exposure by participating in Case comps, debates, or being active in society, etc

Sports ground is beautiful and sports facilities are amazing too. We have both indoor and outdoor and indoor sports rooms for girls are also there. Our fest GRAFEST is a combination of various events and our annual day is also celebrated then which mostly happens in March every year. So our university has good infrastructure even though little small.

Our cours is much different and also quite superior too and that's the reason why less students for our course. Even though seats are 30 but just 16 in 1 section and 20 odd in another. Yet lectures are held seperately depending upon the electives and also as per practicals. Only 2 days of lectures are held in classes per week.

I was enrolled before introduction of New Education Policy. The Course is structure for 3 years with yearly payments. The first year fees was Rs. 14,093. Second Year was 13,998. And Third year was 13,999. Talking about Scholarship, there is option for it upto 90% and depends on your marks. There is no structure bifurcated for admission fees or any other fees. These are the lump fees to be paid and nothing to be paid after it. But note after New education policy things has changed.

The overall campus experience was decent at that time. Actually I was a student who focused with studies only and ofcourse there was no extra curricular activities that time. But I tried to join the programmes held on Republic day and Independence day. The classrooms have no any technological things like smartboard that time. But the teachers way of teaching is such impressive that we don't find any need for such advancement.

My overall campus life is balanced. Compared to the north campus colleges, it isn't pretty big, but it's comfortable . Socially, it depends a lot on how involved you choose to be. If you join societies and attend events, campus life becomes much more engaging. Our annual cultural fest TATVA is usually around Feb - March. And it's pretty lively during that time. There are various societies like aspire - the placement cell, the entrepreneurial board, entrepreneurship, research and incubation centre (eric), tedx, comsoc, dramatics society, dance society, music society, literary clubs, debating club and much more. They provide exposure, networking, and leadership experience beyond academics. The library has a decent collection of academic books. And it's pretty useful. Sports facilities are mediocre. Overall infrastructure is functional and supports student activities.

The faculty is very supportive and approachable. The teachers are friendly. Lectures are held in larger batches while tutorials are held in smaller groups to allow better interaction. The faculty members are very well qualified and experienced. Teaching quality varies slightly. Some focus more on theoretical knowledge and some focus more on practical learning and making the class interactive and interesting . Course includes- Discipline Specific Courses (DSC), General Electives (GE), Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC), Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC), Value Addition Courses (VAC). Examination Pattern - Internal Assessments and End semester examinations. Difficulty level is moderate. Regular attendees can clear without much difficulty. Failure is relatively low.

Major of the faculty members of our college were very interactive and friendly and were always ready to help and make their students learn and grow in there academics and real life scenarios. But quite few counted were very strict and wont give students much thought if there are lacking in any discipline. Faculty to student ratio was quite good i.e. 1:13. The Best faculty of our department was our H.O.D. Dr. Ushir Ranjan Sen Sir he was always very helpful and insightful. Our course structure was divided into 4 parts of 2 years i.e. from semeter 1 to semester 4 each semester having a duration of 6 months and semester having 2 exams cores 1 mid semester exam with 1/4th or half the syllabus and end semester exams with the whole course syllabus of that semester. As for the making scheme midsemester was of total 30 marks in which u need to score 17 marks to pass which included 15 marks written test and 10 marks assignment and 5 marks attendance and as for the end semester exam it was total of 70 marks in which you need to score 28 marks to pass. The whole end semester exam is written exam of 70 marks. But here is the catch you need to pass in both mid semester and end semester separately to be promoted to the next semester. But if you fail in mid semester you won't be allowed to write end semester examination and will be back a semester in that subject and next re-exam is held next with your juniors when they are giving there same semester examination and you need to give both mid and end semester examination, if you were to fail only in end semester examination then still you have to give the mid and end semester examination again.

My course in M.Sc. Chemistry was speciality in organic chemistry and it is very much relevant to our today world and is updated with present industrial and other standards, the overall course is very much comprehensible but it needs time and practice. To be honest I took organic chemistry in M.Sc. is because it just clicks with me i.e. I understand and remember is very well and can use it in my day to day life activity and even help me gain the knowledge necessary for my future use in jobs in industries. I am very well driven by the concepts of organic chemistry. This course really helped me achive that, only downside of this course was they needed to do more practicals and we didn't get much of the internship opportunities to be real world ready. They also need to correct the exams marking scheme as for criteria for passing separately in mid and end semester examination, they should implement aggregate passing marks from both end and mid semester examination.

The faculty student ratio is somewhere around 25: 1 depending upon the courses you are pursuing. The teachers here are really good because whenever you asked a doubt eating get solved in the class and if you do not get satisfied with the answer at that moment then you can go to their cabins and personally ask the doubt and get the answer. I like Bhaskar Chakrabory sir who is my maths faculty because he give detailed explanation of each topic of maths and made us to solve good number of problems in class to clear our concept.I aslo like my python faculty, Girish Gupta sir as he sometimes sits next to you and explained to you whenever you can't get a topic. There is one faculty of my CSE111 , kaur mam and I don't say that I don't like her but I will say I feel difficulty in understanding that subject because of her teaching style. There are different types of exams categorised as CA (Claas Assessment), Mid-term and End-term. There can be maximum 3 CAs for each course one mid-term and end-term.The exam parttern includes MCQ type test for theory subjects, subjective type for maths, drawing subjects, and code based test for python,etc. The exams are easy to pass and , a student can get good CGPA(7+) if you do little hard work. Maths and coding languages subjects are little hard to pass.Most course are MCQ based taken on which sums upto 5 exams in each subject.Commenting on easy or difficult is subjective thing but I think that if a student just do normal study then he can pass the exams easily.

The tution fee for the academic year 2026 is increased to ?320000 that is increases by ?20000.This fees includes uniform fee which cost ?4000. Later you have to pay ?9000 examination fees which includes both semesters. I had paid ?140000 for 1 year (?70000 for one semester) on getting 50% scholarship. Additional fee includes unifor fee which is ?4000 (paid for one time) and examination fee which is ?90000 for 1 year (?4500 per semester).The programme(or tuition) fee is increasing @40000 per year and for year 2026 the tuition fee is ?320000 per year (?160000 per semester).You can get scholarship upto 60% which is valid upto your whole course duration. The maximum scholarship amount is different for different phase admission means if you applied for the phase-1 you can get maximum 60% scholarship and it will reduce for other phase admission.There are different types of scholarship,the university provides the first one is on the basis of LPUNEST exam (the above info I have written is according to LPUNEST exam) ,second is need based in which you can get additional 20% , third one is on the basis of class 10th or 12th performance you can get maximum 60% scholarship.

So in this college we don't have that fancy clubs but have, we have club like marking, BA, HR, fiance etc clubs. There we learn about the current situation of the market and other certificates course. There we get engage with many different types of marketing solutions with the help of real life case studies. Finance Club: There are lots of different financial investment adviser that are give by students and teachers with help of real time investment helps with the adviser and the most important things is there is teaching with continuosly pay attention to every student Marketing Club: Marketing Club is different that the rest. There the students can get the knowledge from the teachers and also from the Business man of good company like J P Morgan, Meesho etc. The fun part of this club is that we make different projects and activities to groom our self.

Faculty to student ratio is up to the par 1teacher for every 12-14 students. Marketing Teachers And Communication teachers are great and also statistics teachers are also great. Accounting teacher Dr. Anil Kumar is great he will teach you like you are 10th standard student.