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I paid overall 15000 per yr as my year wise course fee it includes all the tution fees admission fees and any extra charges except the examination fees we have to pay examination fees accordingly to our subject approximately 4000. I am not getting any scholarship from the college

Faculty is soo supportive we have very good relationship between us they are very approachable and available on text as well. It has 7 exams including vale addition course skill enhancement course and generic elective which we can get minor degree as well.

The teaching faculty is very diligent. The infrastructure is very good .The curriculum is well curated fitting to current trends. The quality of washrooms in old block is not bad. The faculty is highly experienced and helpful. They also guide us for different career options that are available as well as for internship opportunities that come around. Their focus mainly remains on providing practical knowledge to students , ensuring that their doubts are well resolved

The college offers different clubs and societies for overall holistic development. The sports facilities of college including basketball, badminton, etc and open gym facilities are also very useful for students to maintain physics fitness. Various debating, dance, music socieites also enable in overall development of students in terms of holistic life skills

The faculty is very supportive, teachers are always ready to clear doubts wheather academic or non academic. We have 4 teachers per DSC, 2 for both lab and 2 for theory meaning 4 teachers per DSC. We have IAs a month before the final exam they are slightly difficult than the final exam but the teachers prepare is well for that. There is no fail in IA but there is only retest if you are absent. The course curriculum is very relevant and the teachers make it very intersting to study

The curriculum is very well designed include many aspects bio chemistry includes subjects like cell biology seperation techniques etc. The msc syllabus aligns closely with our curriculum syllabus which prepares us for he further academic pursuits. An improvement might be to include more MCQ questions in the final paper to prepare for competitive exams. IAs are held a month before semester end exam. IAs are harder than final exams

Faculty -to- students ratio depends in the class size, the class size is 25 to 30 students. There are three exams for core subjects that you select, one exam for generic elective which is a selective subject which you have to in the first year only. Rest three are aecc , vac and sec. These three are also elective.

The course duration is for three years, and the fees for one year is 14000. The average number of students in my class is approximately 20 to 25 students. The infrastructure is average. Studies is much better. The faculty of mathematics department is very good.

the campus life of our college is very vibrant and we have a very diverse crowd i have met a lot of new people who have added a new perspective to my thinking we have a good library which has the required books for my subject . our ground is huge and we have decent sports facilities societies like the indian music society alaap and enactus have had great impact on my college life till now

i think we have good placement in our college with a 98 percent placement rate which i think is very good thr avergae package is 590000 yearly i except the average package to be a but higher as our college is one of the best . i plan to purse masters in statistics after my degree

I am in first year so my experience is from what I have heard . Placement is good in our course . Internships opportunities are provided . But to gain all of this one needs to stand out as the number of opportunities are less.

I am aware that companies like Swiggy Zomato and Bane come to our college . There is both on campus and off campus internship and job opportunities for students. But one needs to improve their CV to get these opportunities.

The curriculum is well balanced and relevant, gradually increasing the difficulty level and working hard on foundational concepts. IT integration could be improved and the VAC courses are quite useless, however, SEC courses are rewarding.

The annual fees for Year 1 was 21855 INR with no overhead fee requirements or scholarships received in my case. However, the university offers scholarship schemes and rationalised fee structures for SC/ST/OBC categories.

Faculty is Amazing. They are experienced. Every student is provided with a mentor to help guide them. Some of the faculty members are very friendly and approachable. Ms. Madhavi moni teach us stats and is very kind and sweet. Manan parashar who taught us Evs in 1st sem is strict in marking and I didn't like his opinions on topics like health and politics. There are 3 DSC and AEC,VAC,SEC exams. All of them are kind of easy if prepared. Rare students fail.

I paid 32000 for my first year and it'll stay approximately same throughout the 2nd and 3rd year. Fees for general is slightly higher and slightly lower for sc st. Many scholarships are available for fee concession and one of them is dell aspire scholar program which provides 55000 per sem for accomodation, fee concession and a high performance laptop and many other benefits.

There is fix fee of tution is 25000 for the first second and third -first year but for the third-second year the fee structure is 37500 because it has 1.5 year of duration of course and hostel fee is 1200 per year with 1000 deposit and mess food is 50 rupees per time of food and gymkhana fees is 600 rupeesand 2300 of exam fees and library fees if 500 rupees as deposit for library card.there is same fees for every catagory.

Curriculum is NMC based and very knowledgeable content about the clinical site influence me for choosing this course and this curriculum prepare me for the real world experience by giving us practice task of clinical posting in hospital and aatend patient.

For my course, B honours philosophy, the faculty and the professors are quite good and by name like Professor and Sir Swati mam and Ghazala mam, all these professors are well qualified and has written many articles and essays regarding social concerns of the society. We have to give seven papers including three core subjects per semester and VAC, SEC, AEC, GE. We have to choose different subject for all semester and we cannot choose the subject. We chose earlier.

In our college, there are different fees structures for general. It is charged 14,500 as per my course of BA honours philosophy and for OBC, who are under creamy layer does not get any benefit and treated as general, but OBC under non-creamy layer have to pay around 12,000 and for ST/SC, they are charged around 10,000 per year. We are also charged per semester examination fee of ?1300.

The college offers different clubs and societies for overall holistic development. The sports facilities of college including basketball, badminton, etc and open gym facilities are also very useful for students to maintain physics fitness. Various debating, dance, music socieites also enable in overall development of students in terms of holistic life skills

The faculty is highly experienced and helpful. They also guide us for different career options that are available as well as for internship opportunities that come around. Their focus mainly remains on providing practical knowledge to students , ensuring that their doubts are well resolved

Talking about annual fest of college Nexus is our annual fest and their are lot of fest apart from that that societies organises as, I am a member of NSS so it organizes its NSS Day yearly, Diwali mela and a little bit more events and their different society is organising their fest sometimes. And talking about the books and Library it in decent number and facilities inside the classroom are also okay moderate and talking about sports and extracurricular activities offered by the campus it is great .And yes there are student run social groups like Vebkydoggus and they have a huge impact on student life learning how to manage how to coperate and How to plan and learn a lit of things

In starting i was new and every other 1st year student is also and shy .I was afraid to ask doubts,lacks confidence but the faculty members are very cooperative means they themselves asks whether you have doubt and they encourages us that doubt are the learning path. Though all faculty members are very good My favorite is physical chemistry mam she explain in very easy and understandable manner . Talking about exams if we study even just 1month before seriously than its easy to get 1st divison. Since i am in 1st year so no idea about how much students have failed

Our college have active societies for each interest like drama society, dance society, music society, entrepreneurship society, mental well-being society and spritual society, content creation society, environment protection society and many more which give opportunities to enhance your passion/hobby and increases skills and to develop social networks . These societies performs in many events in our as well as other colleges.

Dyal Singh college offers robust internship opportunities through its active Placement Cell and Internal Quality Assurance Cell , connecting students with over 335 companies annually. In recent years, more than 270 students secured internships with stipends upto INR 40,000 per month from firms like KPMG, EY, Accenture, Snapdeal,PwC and Decathlon, covering fields such as finance, sales, HR , digital content, and research.

Sri Venkateswara college holds its annual fest nexus which is one of the top 3 fests in delhi university. It is a grand event featuring one of the best artists. The library is very vast and holds books in every discipline. Its also very well maintained and has adequate seating. Venky has alot of student led societies like the music society and dance society. They select through pi rounds and have certain commitments from the members of the society. This makes the college life alot more dynamic and away from the academic load that the students have and makes it more conducive to go to college.

The faculties are very genuine and understanding, we can reach out to them whenever its required whether its regarding the subject or if its something general. There are 5 compulsory exams and 2 exams for sec and vac (depends whether theyre theory or practicals). The exams vary in difficulty, as of now the exams have been manageable and fairly easy.

The whole fees for a single year is around 1100000 but the scholarship is present for the reserved categories the fees is same for everyone but the reservation makes changes in the particular person fees . tution fees is around 11350.rupees and the miscellaneous fees is around 9900 rupees so basically you have to pay around 22000 in starting if you are reserved category student.

Every single year there is placement drive in Srinath college of pharmacy and many students have placed in good and well known companies like savera,wolhardts etc . There are also mega placement drives in Srinath college of pharmacy outsiders. Can also learn from this placement drives so in Srinath placement is confirmed if you are dedicated to your goal

The faculty to students ratio is more than needed, i mean there are 2-3 teachers teaching one subject for few courses which sometimes creates difficulties for us students. The course structure is okayish but there isn't much study material provided by teachers. The marking is actually good we the students get to choose how we wish to perform the activities for internal assessment. We can either choose to submit assignments, attempt class test or do a group presentation. The exam system is also good the first few tests are very easy to boost students confidence and then the difficulty level gradually increases.

I am in 3 societies and they all have an annual event which is conducted around jan-feb. Enactus has aghaaz, economics association has bliss point and placement cell has ifair also there is one very popular event named Nexus conducted by FAA. There are plenty of books available in the library and they are easily accessible. Every class in college has a projector no matter small or big every class has it. There are few irrational sports infrastructure in college like we have 3-4 tennis court but no one uses it.

The yearly fee structure of Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law is approx. 292500/- not considirning the mess fee which is 21500(per semester) i.e.43000 per year. Earlier the mess fee was 20000 but this time only the fee is raised. The admission fee is Rs. 12500, Tution fee stands at Rs.150000 (US $6494 for foreign nationals and $3494 in case of SAARC candidates). Amenities fees is Rs.25000, Campus Development fund is Rs.15000, Examination fee and Library fee are both Rs. 5000. The Hostel Rent is Rs.50000. The last is Refundable Security which is Rs.25000. Total it adds upto Rs.292500. The fee payment mode is online and through bank only and no cash transaction is allowed.

In our University, students are eligible for campus placements in 5th year of their degree for BA.LLB.(Hons.) and in LLM. they are eligible for placements in the 1st semester itself. Many Law firms visit our university like Khaitan & Co., Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Trilegal, etc. One students of our university got a 2.5 cr. placement offer from Linklaters Llp. a firm based in U.K. My plans after getting the degree are to start litigation or give a try in UPSC.

Our College curriculum was very planned and executed very well. This curriculum makes us to how to plan the revision and learning subject daily. For our internal exams we have 1 and half hour for writing exam and for Sem exams we have 3 hours and the papers are moderate level.

For below 10,000 rank there s no tution fees. The students whose rank is above 10,000 they should have to pay 1,40,000 Rs as tution fees.There is separate library fees for buying textbooks for each sem. Students should pay 5,000Rs for book lending scheme for four years.

Sri venkateswara college has one annual festival, Nexus, which is usually held in February or March. The fest has a good reputation in DU and is usually very well organised. The college also has a lot of societies, both ones specific to the college as well as inter-college ones such as Enactus, IFSA, 180DC, etc., most of which are great opportunities to be a part of. The campus has a few sports facilities which are well-maintained. Although the classrooms are somewhat unmaintained, every classroom has a projector and the ICT lab is well stocked. The library also has a very good range of material. Every subject of every course has at least 4-5 books available.

The curriculum of the course I am pursuing, Bachelor of Commerce, is fairly comprehensive, but there are a few issues with it. Most of the subjects you have to study are relevant and do a decent job of increasing your skills and knowledge, and overall I would say it does provide you with useful knowledge that can be applied in the real world. However, one glaring issue is the mandatory language subjects which students have to study. These subjects are not overtly difficult, however they are unnecessary and only serve to take away time from more relevant subjects.