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there is many festivals celebrated in my college every year. There is celebration of annual day in the month of April. In library there is a computer for research work and also availability of newspapers and many books. There is a lack of technological facilities in classrooms. My college have three big playground with support. Of extra curricular activities, such as dance. There is many societies run by student in my college and it impacted in personal development of student.

14,000 I pay as a tuition fees in my first year and examination fees is 1300 and in my registration fees, I pay 4000 rupees. There is no lab fees or development fees. There is many scholarship provided by Delhi University for different categories of restaurant, but I am not eligible for any of this. There is also merit based scholarship provided by university.

yearly Fees approx RS 155000/- First year was a little higher because of the 20k councelling fees and after that rest year fees is almost same that is rs 155000. so total course fees(4years) is = 644000. Included charges: tution fees,admission/registration fee, caution money, development money,lab fee + other compulsory charges Catogery difference: SC/ST fees is less as compared to management quota you can apply for UP government scholarship that facility is available in our college

Faculty in my college is good overall, but it depends on the teacher. The faculty-to-student ratio is around 1:5 and most teachers are approachable if you ask doubts after class. I liked prof. anurag tyagi and prof.sandeep sharma sir because they are very friendly and they explain very clearly.

The name of our auspicious college annual fest is confluence which is organised by our college's student union every year. The library of hansraj college has books on all streams; science, commerce, arts, fiction etc. Classrooms are large in size and contain air conditioners in them. We also have around 50-60 student run college societies, like tedx, comsoc etc at our college.

Hansraj college has the most active placement cell. It has done the most impressive thing by bringing on board top companies like deloitte, accenture strategy, bain & co, lek consulting and others. So far highest placement of bcom hons has been of 23 lakhs. Last year out of 400 students who passed out, 260 students got job offers from hansraj college placement drive.

more than a hundred companies recruit from here KPMG Global Service, EY GDS, D.E. Shaw Group, Genpact Enterprise Risk Consulting, JLL, Accenture, HCL Tech, Acies, Grant Thornton, Willis Tower Watson, L&T Construction, and TresVista are some of the big names around 200 hundred students were placed in different profiles such as technology, finance, Digital Marketing, Operations, and more. Highest package was 23.5 LPA P.A and Median package was 5 LPA P.A

I took the this course as I wanted to get into the finance sector later on and turns out it's not very helpful in that regard on its own (without a master's). The course is also very outdated and lacks real world touch in today's society this the curriculum needs to be revised, I also believe that the course needs some specialisations so that students have more options to choose from according to their interests.

NIET FEE+ SCHOLARSHIPS 1 ST YEAR- 1,79,000 2 ND YEAR- 1,55,700 3 RD YEAR - 1,55,700 4TH YEAR - 1,55,700 TOTAL 4 YEAR COURSE FEE IS 6,46,200 1ST YEAR INCLUDES TUITION FEE PLUS EXAM FEES PLUS ONE TIME CHRAGES LIKE SECURITY AROUND 5000 WHICH IS REFUNDABLE OTHER THAN THIS IT ALSO INCLUDES REGISTRATION/LMS,STUDENT WELFARE,TBL,INDUSTRY INTERFACE FROM SECOND YEAR ONWARDS 1,55,700 PER YEAR FEE INCREASING? IT MAY INCREASE IN FUTURE SESSIONS SCHOLARSHIPS/AID:- UP GOVT POST - MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP TUITION FEE WAVIER'MERIT/MERIT-CUM-NEED

NIET FOLLOWS AKTU SEMESTER SYSTEM WITH THEORY+ LABS+ASSIGNMENTS +TUTORIALS. THE EXAM PATTERN GENERALLY INCLUDES INTERNAL ASSESSMENTS PLUS THE AKTU END SEM UNIVERSITY EXAM DIFFICULTY IS MODERATE IF YOU ATTEND CLASSES,MAKE NOTES AND PRACTICE PREVIOUS YEARS QUESTION PAPER. FACULTY INTERACTION DEPENDS ON SECTION STRENGTH , SO ONE TO ONE ATTENTION IN THEORY LECTURES CAN FEEL LIMITED. I LIKED SANDEEP SHARMA I DISLIKED ANURAG TYAGI

The yearly fees is Rs 30000 approx including tuition fees, admission fees, development fees and other fees except the DU Exam fees. Multiple scholarships are available for the students offered by multiple Corporate Foundations such as DELL Aspire scholarship program, Reliance Scholarship etc. These scholarship are for students having parental income below a certain amount (mostly Rs 5,00,000 p.a.).

The curriculum of commerce at the bachelor's level is not changing as fast as those of science. Though the curriculum could have been better but the current curriculum after NEP is still practically relevant. The timings of the exams are proper as we get approx 4 months of studying before the Semester-end exam begins.

I am pursuing a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Degree in Economics from the University School of Management and Entrepreneurship - (USME) at Delhi Technological University - (DTU) and have had a very good experience with respect to both Academics and Value For Money, at this institution. The total annual course fee for BA Economics (Honours) is ?117000 and ?1500 Registration Fee, which means that the total annual Cost of the course will be approximately ?118000. Therefore, your entire course fee from Year One through Year Four will be around ?470000. This cost is comparatively lower than other established Public/Private Universities offering Economics degrees/business courses, etc. One of the key benefits of being a student at DTU is that most of the time, DTU does not increase course fees during the period of your study. You will be charged the same fee amount, as quoted on your admission notice, for the full duration of your course unless an increase in fee structure has been officially announced by the University to all its students. With respect to what you get for your tuition fee, the total tuition fee includes the following: Tuition fees; Development Charges; Examination Fees; Library Facilities; Student Welfare Costs. Therefore, students do not usually incur extra or hidden costs. With the exception of the registration fee and the caution deposit that is refunded at your time of admission, if you are enrolled in Economics at DTU, you will not incur many other compulsory fees. According to the guidelines set forth by the government(s) and universities, students belonging to the SC/ST/Persons With Disabilities category, tend to receive a much greater advantage on their fees (compared with General Candidates). This is mainly attributed to scholarships received from the government(s) as well as a reduction through tuition waivers.

The overall campus experience at Delhi Technological University has been vibrant and highly interactive due to many social exposure opportunities as well as many avenues for student involvement through extracurricular activities. University-wide festivals like Engifest (held every February) and Yuvaan (held every March) play a significant role in defining what campus culture is at DTU. These festivals attract large numbers of students from across the country and provide students with opportunities to compete, perform, participate in workshops, and network with other students. The DTU Central Library has an extensive collection of textbooks, reference books and journals that are related to Economics, Management and other areas of study. The Central Library offers a mixture of both Print and Electronic access to all academic materials, allowing students to have easy access to these resources both physically and digitally. All of the classrooms at DTU are acceptable and functional; many classrooms are equipped with projectors, a SmartBoard (some rooms), Wi-Fi and adequate seating. Although the classrooms may not be ultra-modern, they are/continue to be sufficient for a student’s day-to-day use during class. The DTU sports and extracurricular facilities are as extensive as possible; DTU offers a variety of fields, courts and facility equipment for sports such as basketball, volleyball, football, badminton and Athletics in addition to Gym Facilities. In addition to the above-mentioned opportunities for academic growth and development, campus life at DTU provides the opportunity for a student to participate in many other opportunities through a variety of student-created societies, clubs, and online student social platforms. Overall, campus life at DTU is an excellent mixture of academia, socialization, and personal development.

economics is a really great yet difficult course and prepared us really well for the real world scenarios as we learn how to do forecasting in the corporate world. Improvement can be done with us interacting with companies and actually having conversations with experts so that we are familiar abou things actually work. The exams are moderate to difficult and you just cant pass them with one day prior study session.

College life is really good and you get to interact with really cool seniors through multiple societies. Infrastucture is also really beautiful and very DU-like. ICT Lab is well maintained and classes are also being held regularly. There are multiple student run clubs and sports teams as well which contribute to the overall character development of students.

Many MNCS companies will visit the college and placements will be start from 4-1 many students will be get placed at the end of the year. Even if few students get placed in the college they definitely gonna get job if they apply out because it is a government college and all the companies will prefer government studies first then private college students. Also the college provides us very good knowledge to get into the companies

Mainly i took the civil engineering because my goal is to serve the society with good infrastructure. As civil engineering is the second oldest branch of the college yet it has the same demand. And professor also got ve us mini project models . We will have mid exams for every month and semester end exam for 6 months.

Overall, I would rate the course curriculum as good and fairly comprehensive in terms of both relevance and coverage. It includes most of the important subjects required for building a strong foundation, and it gives a balanced mix of theory and practical learning. One of the main reasons I chose this course was the wide range of core subjects included in the syllabus. The curriculum covers fundamental topics as well as some advanced subjects, which made me feel that it would be useful both for jobs and for higher studies. The inclusion of projects, assignments, and case studies also influenced my decision, as they help in applying concepts in a practical way. In terms of real-world preparation, the curriculum prepares students reasonably well. Many subjects are directly related to industry requirements, and the project work helps in developing problem-solving and analytical skills. However, practical exposure can be improved further by adding more hands-on activities, live projects, and industry-oriented tools. For students who want to go for higher studies, the theoretical base provided by the course is quite helpful. There are a few areas where the curriculum and teaching methods can be improved. Some subjects have outdated topics which should be updated according to current industry trends. More focus can be given to practical training, internships, and skill-based courses. Teaching methods can also become more interactive by using more discussions, presentations, and real-life examples instead of only slide-based lectures. Regarding the exam system, the course follows a semester-based pattern. There are usually: Internal assessments like quizzes and assignments during the semester One end-semester exam at the end of each semester Exams are conducted twice a year, at the end of each semester. The difficulty level of the exams is moderate. If a student studies regularly and understands the concepts, clearing the exams is not very difficult. The questions are most

The internship opportunities provided by my college are quite useful and play an important role in preparing students for professional life. The college has a dedicated training and placement cell that regularly shares internship openings with students through the student portal and email notifications. These internships are offered in collaboration with both well-known companies and emerging startups, and many of them come with a stipend, which motivates students to participate actively. Some of the companies that frequently offer internships through the college include Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, Wipro, Accenture, Cognizant, Capgemini, and a few mid-size technology firms and startups. For management and analytics students, companies like Deloitte, KPMG, ICICI Bank, HDFC Life, and a few consulting firms also provide internship roles. The common roles offered under these internships include Software Development Intern, Data Analyst Intern, Web Development Intern, Business Analyst Intern, Digital Marketing Intern, and Operations Intern. The stipend usually ranges between ?8,000 to ?15,000 per month, depending on the company and the role. During my internship, I worked as a Software Development Intern with a mid-size IT company that was associated with the college. My main task was to work on a web-based attendance management system for internal use. The project involved designing simple front-end pages, connecting them with a database, and writing basic backend logic. Through this project, I learned how to work with real code, follow deadlines, and coordinate with a small development team. By the end of the internship, the system was successfully deployed for trial use inside the company, which gave me a lot of confidence. Some of my batchmates worked on different types of projects. One student, who interned as a Data Analyst Intern at a consulting firm, worked on analyzing customer survey data and creating dashboards using Excel and basic visualization

The course at Jamia Millia Islamia has a good balance and focuses a lot on teaching basic ideas. That's one of the main reasons I picked this course because it helps you understand important topics that are needed for further studies and exams. Even though the course is academically strong, there isn't much practical or industry experience included, so students usually learn real-world skills through their own study, projects, and internships. Exams are usually held in the middle of the semester and again at the end. They are not too hard and mainly check how well you understand the topics instead of just memorizing them.

Internship opportunities at Jamia Millia Islamia are mostly started by the students themselves, with help from teachers and the placement team. Students get internships at big companies like TCS and Infosys, as well as startups and research labs. They usually work in roles like software intern, analyst, or research intern. The money given for internships can be low. The work includes coding, data analysis, or doing research in a lab, which helps students learn new skills and understand what kind of job they might like in the future.

TAPMI has kept on Increasing the fees and luckily when I took admission the fees was 3.76 lakhs a year and now it is well over 4 lakhs. Luckily we were told fees will remain stagnant and therefore it has stuck to that. Hostels are mandatory as like MAHE Manipal this is also a residential campus and fees for that as shades above 2 lakhs a year.

We will be the first one to be placed but as per reports university has made tie-ups and we will be sitting for interviews from this year. There are challenges as companies have been informed that no student will be provided below a package of 5 lakhs so I feel median would be around 8 lakhs or so which is as good as engineering students.

Faculty members are knowledgeable, skilled and highly professional with there work. Pprofessorare supportive and help you in difficulties. Course structure is similar like other university with having all the topics covered which are required for students. Exam take place twice in one semester and marking scheme is quite fine defending on the type of exam.

The fee structure of msc biotechnology is quite high as this is self funded course. The fee is 80,000-82000 per year which is quite high as a government university fees. The fees is increasing after every 2-3 years. This course have less student which make it self funded.

There is curriculum for the law students like they call advocates and judges for the seminar so that students can gain practical knowledge about the law fields.there is also moot court competition by which student can develop their advocacy skills .in area like proper topic for the curriculum they need to improve and overall is very good. The exam were not on time either before or late never happened on time.

There is almost 50 : 1 ratio for the faculty. There is good relationship between faculty and students. There is one faculty named akash Gupta is my favourite because they teach with passion and they teach with very simple examples which is easy to understand for the students. And there is one faculty named anurag sharma he just taught theory from the pdf never explain with easy example.

Sharda School of Engineering and Technology means a complete engineering unit. Also, as per the fees that private colleges and universities are charging these days, I think Sharda University has kept if reasonable. For CSE i paid 2.7 lakhs and earlier it was little less. So in my eyes as per the rankings and facilities, Sharda University fees is close to affordable.

Unless our course have industrial based topics it's of no use and our course is fully industry oriented. Many Tech firms have shared their data with our university and that has been included in our syllabus. So that is why students of Sharda get the opportunity to work in those industry as those who nail the syllabus those industries reward them with great jobs.

The fest of our college is among the most amazing and extravagantly beautiful fests of delhi. It is hosted by top celebritities like shah rukh khan himself. The library is always filled with bright minds. Classrooms are structured in a way to promote learning of the students. We also have many student run organisations, giving them a corporate like environment to grow.

I don't know how but hansraj have managed to rope in some of the finest faculties for our course. The cost of that in my eyes would be worth millions as students' future is at stake and hansraj is known to produce stalwarts. The reason that has heppened is the faculties and all kudos to them for sharing all their experiences with us keeping their ego aside.

The college offers internship opportunities through faculty guides, departments, and the placement/training cell. Every year, the students are informed about internship possibilities at various organizations like the industry, research institutes, and skill-based platforms based on the subjects and interests of the students. Several students have completed internship programs at organizations like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL Technologies, Biocon, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, Serum Institute of India, and Syngene International for some of the students, and for the research-oriented, it is at the institutes of the CSIR and ICMR, and DBT-sponsored research organizations, and also at IIT and NIT campuses. The internship may be a part of a particular curriculum or may be optional, and students may be advised to take a summer internship, winter internship, or a project internship, and the college extends academic support to its students by ensuring recommendation letters and academic flexibility during the internship duration. Students may also need to secure the internship on their own, as a structured internship or tie-ups with various industries is limited within the academic institutions. Academic support is high, and there is room for further development in academics.

My experience with campus life has generally positive. The social environment is welcoming and provides opportunities to interact with students from diverse backgrounds through cultural events, seminars, and informal gatherings. Such interactions can promote friendly associations within a social community. Involvement in clubs has an important part in the life of students. The college has provided students with various academic, cultural, and extracurricular clubs that help students to pursue their areas of interest. These clubs help students in developing their leadership, teamwork, and practical experience oriented competencies. The infrastructure facilities are reasonably adequate to meet the needs of academics as well as students. Though classroom facilities are available, they can improve by undergoing technological advancements. However, student amenities have improved to a greater extent. Overall, a proper balance between academics and extracurricular activities can be seen to promote healthy growth for the students.

-Faculty to student ratio is reasonable for every department,allowing personal attention in most classes,mentors to record our progress and project mentors who always guides and records our info. -Most faculty are approchable,supportive -No such things in my case every faculty is good in their own way -Each semester has 2 mid examinations and 1 final exam where labs will be having an internal and external at the end of the sem .Its very relevant to course curriculum and The exams are moderate.Above 90% students will clear the exams

-Cse curriculum covers programming,data structures ,algorithms, databases,web dev and computer networks -It's well designed to prepare students for software jobs,internships and GATE. -Hands-on labs and detailed lectures helps alot -Some advanced topics can be taught in depth. -There will be 2 mid exams for every sem for every 2 months and the mode will be moderate

I don't know how LPU claims to be the highest or the largest university as our university has an area of over a million sq ft. Law societies here are around 7-8 as our events are different from the others. Yes we have our cultural fest but for Law it's the MUNs and we have also hosted over 100 national and international college students during our law fest.

Being a commerce student and management being my favourite subject, BBA was in my plans but Law due to parents demand and thus I opted BBA LLB instead of BA. For the initial years we had management subjects and law definitely being the core of our course but in the final two it was all law ans even electives were law subjects.

the faculty student relationship is excellent they move with the students friendly. there are assingments and seminars for marking schemes there are labs and viva for each subject that provide hands on experience. they even give marks in a good way such that every student satisfies as they get their marks according to their level of knowledge.

Our college placements are good. we are expected an average of 6 lakhs. many companies are tied up so that almost all the eligibe candidates are placed in the college itself. even if our college students go outside the college they are valued according to their skills. many students even opt for higher education to continue their learning.