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We have one faculty on 60 students faculty student relationship are good and their always eager and willing to help the students and always try to support the student in academic and personal life. Faculties are easily approachable by students where they are always ready to guide and help the students throughout their learning phase. The faculty which I liked much is the faculty of vyavaharik Hindi where teaching style is quite modern as compared to others where they use the PPTs, insights, ,etc and the best faculty is the faculty of vyavaharik Hindi and jansanchar. The the faculty whom I didn't like the faculty of anuvad vigyan because their teaching style is little bit traditional and he is still rely on the old approach. There are two examination in a year and it is a basically moderate level examination at honours level courses and almost everyone can pass the exams I know the course curriculum is related to the future prospects where if you have to do the masters in Hindi.

There are specific aspects which influenced might this isn't to choose this course such as I am someone who just drive deep into the Hindi language and Hindi courses that's why I choose this course. Basically this course helps to become a translator, and also work on the top positions in the government offices or it helps to pursue the future Academics such as masters in Hindi. As my course is not the professional course that why it needs certain improvements need little improvement in the curriculum little bit practical rather than just learning the theory and basically in the anuvad vigyan and course curriculum will change means teaching style of the teachers will also change. We have 2 examinations in a year and timing of examination is 6 months each and its some moderate level examination anyone can pass exam with the moderate effort.

the annual festival of our college is nexus which is organised by students itself and it is a grand level fest. last year Javed Ali came to our fest. along with it societal events also occur range and accessibility of books is good in library and there is a reading room in Library to sit and study also there is pyq room where you can find pyq books sports and extra curricular activities occurs in college monthly

this course is not bound to a particular subject or field. you can go to different fields after pursuing this course. curriculum is good it helps students and practicals are performed in labs which gives a real life experience difficulty level of exams is very moderate and you can pass the exam easily pyqs are repeated oftenly

Faculties are not at all approachable they just teach and rush through the syllabus. Many faculties are from south and don't speak English which is understandable and it is very difficulty to comprehend what they teach . Some are nice though and actually teach rather than rushing . There is 1 to 2 internal exams in the semester and they are moderate . The course curriculum isn't relevant

Annual fest is nexus which is great and very vibrant . There is always a good singer in the fest it is held in March . Library has all kinds of books . Classes have a projector . There is a badminton court cricket and football field and a vollyball court . The societies are also very nice they give exposure of the real wold situations

The faculty to student ratio is perfect. They are either neutral or approachable mostly. I think many students like teachers like Angel maam who relate with students and are sweet to them. There is not faculty member i dislike as such. Theres just end sem exams and they are easy to medium level and students who study sincerely may pass

As a person involved in extra curriculars such as music and dance, i find it to be the best and the culture is amazing and great and inclusive and a lot of talent prevails. Its amazingly managed. Sports is also amazing here such as tennis football basketball volleyball badminton

In my experience at IIIT Bhubaneswar, the faculty-to-student ratio feels decent overall, and most teachers are supportive if we approach them properly. The faculty–student relationship is generally professional but friendly, and many professors are approachable during office hours, after class, or through WhatsApp/mail for doubt-solving and project guidance, especially if you’re consistent and genuinely interested. Talking about the course structure, it is properly semester-based with a strong focus on core subjects like programming, data structures, algorithms, DBMS, OS, computer networks, and maths in the initial semesters, and it gradually moves towards electives, labs, mini-projects, and sometimes research-oriented work depending on the branch and semester. The exam system usually includes multiple components like internal assessments (mid-sem/CTs), lab evaluations, assignments/quizzes, attendance (sometimes), and an end-semester exam, so the final score is not based only on one exam. The difficulty depends on the subject and the faculty, but if you attend classes and practice regularly, it is manageable; however, some subjects can feel tough and scoring becomes hard if you study only before exams. The marking scheme is mostly balanced between internals and end-sem, and practical/lab work carries good weightage, so being consistent helps a lot. Regarding failures, it’s not like half the class fails, but a few students do get backlogs every semester, mainly because of poor attendance, weak basics, or last-minute preparation. About naming the “best” or “not liked” faculty members, I would rather not take specific names publicly, but overall I found some faculties really good because they teach conceptually, give real-world examples, and guide well for projects, while a few others feel strict in marking or more theory-focused, which makes the subject feel boring. Overall, the curriculum is quite relevant for placements and tech growth.

My overall experience with campus life at IIIT Bhubaneswar has been pretty balanced—social life is good if we actively participate, and most students bond through classes, hostel life, coding culture, and events. The campus has a decent number of student activities and clubs, and the vibe becomes more engaging during fests and competitions. The best fests in my college are Advaita and E-Summit—Advaita is the main techno-cultural fest with the best overall energy, events, and performances, while E-Summit is more focused on entrepreneurship, startup culture, speaker sessions, and networking. We have annual cultural and technical events where students participate in coding contests, workshops, performances, and fun activities (the main fests are usually held around the spring semester months like February–April, depending on the academic calendar). The library is useful for academics because it has a good collection of subject-related books for core courses like DSA, DBMS, OS, CN, and maths, and students can also access reference material and journals depending on availability. Classrooms are decent and generally equipped with basic technology like projectors/screens for presentations and teaching, and labs are important for practical learning since most subjects include lab work. Sports and extracurriculars are available too, like cricket, football, badminton, volleyball, table tennis, and indoor games, and students also participate in events and competitions when organized. There are multiple student-run clubs and groups (like coding/tech clubs, cultural clubs, and sports groups), and these communities really improve campus life because they help with networking, teamwork, and staying active beyond academics. Overall, the campus life here feels simple and focused, but it becomes fun and memorable when we take part in clubs, events, and social interactions regularly.

Students are eligible for placement opportunities starting from the 5th semester, and we do get quite a number of companies coming here for the placement season. The placement season goes on for a year, with ample opportunities for everyone considering the student's skill set.

A vast number of events are held year round, the major one being our annual fest NEXUS, which is quite unmatched by any other college in the Delhi radius. And quite some societies are also prevelant here, which the students actively join based on their interests.

Faculty is actually very nice and knowledgable and are very easy to approach. I really like my algebra teachers miss nisha and muss deepti they are very sweet and understandable. I think exam structer is bit overwhelming as there are a lot of marks based on internals which sometimes become a downside

I paid 22000 for one year for general category However according to my knowledge fees for reserved categories is comparatively less. There are a lot of shcolarships option which are easy enough to get mist of them having a criteria that family income should be less than 6 lpa

The total fee is 22,653 out of which the tuition charges are only 300, university fee is 2940, college student welfare fund is 4300, college development fund fees is 1800, college facilites and service charges fees is 12613, weaker student support fee is 700. No scholarship. Not sure of fee of batchmates. Several kinds of aid are available for disadvantaged students.

Everything is very fair, the faculty marks us based on internal exam grades, practical exams, and the theory exams are checked at the university level. The difficulty level of the exams is ideal and the faculty makes use of ICT tools to make learning easier.

Faculty are good and too supportive in every aspect to the students they are well qualified for their jobs and teaching method is good especially fahim sir who is also the chief scientist in one of the companies of America the level of exams are medium students can score good studying one month before the exam .

The yearly fees is about 33000 for this course and 22000 for the related course like microbiology all the batch mates pays same fees and their is scholarship program too which offers recovering of almost 25 percent of the fees there is no extra charges for lab and all .

internship availability is good the highest stipend offered really suprised me and the average is also not bad at all but then again college can only do so much, its on the student themselves what they bring to the table, if you have a lot to bring this college wont limit you.

Faculty to student ratio is excellent here as compared to other colleges as a smaller batch size means more focus on a particular student which is good. I won't name any faculty but all of them aren't good but most of them are. which is great for a government college.

My overall campus life experience has been quite good. The students are much fun to interact with, and socializing on campus is easy. There are quite active students' societies and clubs in college, like the Finance and Investment Cell, 180 DC, and the Placement Cell. All of these societies and clubs contribute much to the development of skills, exposures, and also engaging students. Nexus is the annual cultural festival of the college, usually organized every year in the month of February. The College has a well-organized and spacious library in the college campus, that deals in a wide range of books and journals. The library system follows a very convenient procedure. Students can get their required books issued instantly using their ID cards. Classroom infrastructure is good, projectors in each classroom and good technological facilities to support learning. Additionally, the college has lift facilities readily available to help students with disabilities move around easily within the facility. It also has good sports and extracurricular activities. Students regularly participate in various inter-college competitions.

The faculty members in my college are knowledgeable, supportive, and approachable. The classes are held regularly as per schedule, and the faculty members remain open towards doubt clarification and guidance. The faculty-to-student ratio is maintained at a perfect balance, with approximately two to three teachers for a class of 75 students per subject matter; tutorial support was also received in some areas. Some of the faculty members I liked were Dr. Vinod, who taught Financial Management in the third semester and was particularly helpful with assignments and presentations. The course pattern comprises seven examinations in one semester, with three core subjects, one general elective, and a few enhancement courses. The examinations are moderately difficult, with a passing percentage of about 90-95% being on the higher side. The curriculum is relevant and reasonably well integrated with the program of Bachelor of Commerce, with emphasis on practical subjects related to commerce.

Branch-specific curriculum: Options like Computer Engineering, AI & ML, E&TC, Mechanical provide a clear focus on technical skills. Combination of theory and lab work: Includes core engineering fundamentals in early semesters (Maths, Physics, Programming) and advanced, branch-specific subjects in later semesters. Practical exposure: Laboratory work, workshops, and mini-projects are integrated, which makes the course attractive for students wanting hands-on experience.

Structured Summer Internships At ISBM CE, summer internships (typically 8–10 weeks) are actively supported by the Placement / Career Cell and are usually scheduled after the end of the 6th semester (third year) — this gives students time to build basic skills before going into industry exposure. Many internships also come with stipends ranging from ~?25,000 to ?75,000 per month.

Currently I am in 3rd years so in my course there are many students which are take placements but not higher because higher placements are held for b.com honours and e-hounners so placements are decent.. There are 50 50% of chances you got placement from college ... After getting the poles and sons on his degree I will go to take a government job exam like SSC CGL or any other RBI exam like SB o p o RBI

There are many companies are coming for internship like Mahindra TCS Wipro etc. The big for companies are also coming for placements like deloit kpymg Accenture etc Last week the Mahindra is coming for their project work and higher sums students from echo honours BCom honours as well as pol science honours

Confluence is the name of the culturaly rich and heritage filled fest, of the most awaited one all round the year, which is our lovely hansraj college. We have access to a rich variety of textbooks and contagious pieces of fiction as well. Classrooms are filled of ACs and high end 3d projection devices. I am also a part of the mun society which hones my skills to a large extent.

The annual charges for the wonderful course of economics at my college is around 32000 per year. It inculcates all types of infrastructure, exams and other forms of payment levied by the college. I feel blessed to be a part of the hansraj family, as my college beats other private universities easily in terms of fees and scholarships offered to unwealthy children.

In my institution for govt seat the students who selected from kcet for general(ews)and obc category they should pay 1lakh 21 thousand for government and 15 thousand for college they may get SSP scholarship of 20 thousand While coming to SC/ST category they should pay same fees 1,21 thousand for govt and 15 thousand for college while their SSP scholarship is up to 50 to 60 thousand++ While coming to management seat for all students 3,50,000 is the total fees per year Apart from this every one should pay yearly exam fees like 3,500

The relationship between faculty and students is like better but not upto the mark The faculty I like is Manjunath Sir he is from Mechanical Department sir teaches Caed subject sir guidelines for much sufficient for both accademics and all other which we need Monthly their is internals The ratio of failing of students is 30 percent out of 100

According to students faculties are in good ratio for every subject we have atleast 3 teachers in one semester and our relationship with them is quite good we can directly approach them and they respond very frequently. I liked my Chemistry facility which is YVR Sir and he supports students at its best and also co-operate us for doing internships there is no such faculty which I don't like but there are some who doesn't react good we have 2 final exams in a year and internals twice and they are not that difficult everyone can pass easily

The annual fest of my college is Nexus which is the most biggest fest of DU and it held in feb or march. There are almost every book is available in my library which we needed in our course. Classrooms are very spacious and had a projecter in every class In sports events and matches happend regularly There are almost 20 socities in our college and every society has it's own impact

We have one teacher or faculty on 70 students the faculty to student relationship are amazing facilities are always ready to ready and guide the students in professional and personal development and facilities are easy to approach and their always ready to help the students in terms of Academics and career. The name of faculty which I like the much is the faculty of financial management the way see deals the complex financial problems and translate into the simple simple one the best faculties in the commerce department in faculty of company law, business law, business maths, financial management, etc. The faculty which I didn't like this faculty of management because there are teaching style is little bit older. We have two examination in 1 year and there are moderate and medium level examination at honours level many of the students are clear the examination with moderate effort and our course curriculum is relevant to future prospects if you want to pursue MBA you can go for this course

There are many aspects which influence my decision to kill this course such as this causes basically focuses on accounting, finance, management, marketing which and other different domains. My course curriculum helps to solve the real world problems and applications and also helps to pursue the future academics such as MBA, CFA, etc. There are certain areas of improvement as a my curriculum involves and consist the subjects like marketing which is theoretical subject so sometimes a student feels boring to read this subjects and teaching methods will also change if the marketing subject will restructure. And there are two examination in a year and timings of examination is 6 months each and the difficulty level is moderate student with moderate effort can easily pass the exam.

The faculty to student ratio is 1:28. Most of the faculties are friendly and approachable. They answer all the questions asked by the students and engage them actively. The faculties I especially liked are - Dr Kanika Pathania, Dr Brahma Reddy because of their teaching style. There are no specific faculties I didn't like. There are 2-3 IA's and CA's and end sem exams which are they are quite good.

The curriculum is quite good. My interest in Economics, Mathematics and stats influenced me take up this course. Curriculum provides us enough skills and knowlege to compete in the practical world. However, it can be made more practical by including more real world examples. Exams are conducted after end if each semester during December and may.

1. My overall experience at my college has been very positive, active and socially engaging , enabling me to come out of my comfort zone and experience new things. 2. The library has a wide range of books from economics , maths, stats to religion. Journals , research papers and academic resources are available for our betterment. 3. Classsrooms are equipped with projectors,wifi and basic technological stuffs. The area is quite wide , so every student can sit comfortably. 4. College host multiple sports event for the students time to time from badmintion to chess. 5. Talking about Social life at the college, its vibrant boosting your inner self.

1. I would rate the course cirriculum high in relevance as it covers both theoretical and practical concepts. 2. The academic structure is strong and updated subjects and strong career oriented electives motivated me to choose this subject. 3. The cirriculum help me prepare for real world aplications , higher studies , competitive exams and professional aspects. 4. Overall, the currriculum is well structured .

The fee structure of the course is reasonable compared to orther colleges. I pay 5000 rupees per year which include tuition fees and order registration charges. For general category student the total fees are slightly higher students for SC ST category gate free relaxation. The college also provides scholarship like merit come needed based scholarships which help students financially.

The faculty members in the college are support to and experience and approachable they explain topics in a simple and understandable manner and always ready to help. The exam structure is well organised and follow the university guidelines internal assignment and practical exams are conducted regularly which help students for preparing final examination.