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There are many fests in the university like Aarush, Jhalak, Milan and one specifically held for the medical college is Panacea that is mainly held in September of every year. All the books are available in the library and easily accessible to all. Library is updated at perodic intervals and email is recieved on new updates of books. Our classroom is fully equipped centralised ac and three big screens along with cctv cameras. It has a seating of approx more than 250 students at once. A big ground is present in the campus and is open for all. Other than that we have basketball court badminton court table tennis cricket nets, football ground, running track and a big swimming pool for all. Student run groups and clubs are present like literature club, dance club, music club etc.

It deals with patient care and clinical diagnosis along with hands on training the influenced my decision to take up this course. Through ward postings, history taking and case discussion it prepares me well for my PG exams and further future pursuits. Skill based learning should be emphasised more along with small group teaching. Sometimes the close spacing of exams can be very stressful. Difficulty level is appropriate.

There are hardly any festivals held at our college, like once in a quarter. There are no commitees or clubs like there are in other colleges. While we have a library in our college, It stays closed almost every day and thus hardly anyone has access to books and other literary stuff lying there. As I mentioned earlier, College infrastructure is weak and thus we don't have any facilities in our classrooms. Even some classrooms have wobbling walls. NO, our college doesn't hold any sports or extracurricular activities...sad to hear but yea it's real. Neither there are any student run groups in our college. The reason behind sucha boring college is that almost every student got enrolled here for dummy college life. Hardly anyone comes to college daily.

The curriculum of bcom course, in which i am enrolled is not much relevant, I have learnt literally the basic of accountancy in my 1sem, something that was taught to me in class 11 itself. And yes, The curriculum does not prepare us for real world problems or projects. Curriculum is very old and irrelevant that a student can't even find a job i market after graduating from our college. Exams are held on irregular timing every year, many times they get postponed for no reason. The difficulty level of exam is not much, Exams are easy to pass. You just have to fill the copies, rest work will ne done by the examiner, whether the answer is genuine or not ????

The environment of lucknow university is really well. All the students and teachers are very supportive in nature. Every faculty contains information good management and environment. Sports faculty is also very well stablished and managed. There are all kinds of students in our university who have respect again each other. Canteen food is very hygiene + also contain clean environment.

If I was talking about my course. I'm currently in 2/nd year 4th semester of B.Sc (Biology) and i've Major 1 - Geology, Major 2 - Botany and Minor - Anthropology. All the teachers and faculty members are very supportive against students and the students here is also very educated and supportive. There was also practical + theory classes occur each day except holidays.

faculty to student ratio depends on the Department, in my department there is a shortage of faculty currently we don't have any maths professor so a professor from another department had to teach in my department but the faculty for other subjects are abundant around 8-12 professors. Other departments have higher number of faculty. I like Prof. Darshana, Parvathy, Veena, Ujwala as they are very friendly and always there to support the students in difficulties. Some professors I've faced were not really helpful and felt like they were trying to punish me somehow for making mistakes though I don't know their names but they're very rare, most of the faculty is great. There are 2 internal unit tests and 1 viva/practical exam every sem and 1 sem final exam which is held by Mumbai University. Course is relevant but pretty outdated for sume subjects. Most students clear the exams but around 10-15% do fail in both internal and MU exams.

there is one annual fest one tech fest every year and they're held during holiday periods. Library is awesome most books regarding the curriculum is available and u can take the books home to study as per ur flexibility u need to return books after a few days and u can take them back after it. Classrooms are well equipped great seating, great projectors and boards, Also good ACs in every classroom. Sports is very lacking their is one sports fest in december but barely anyone participates since there's no proper grounds for it. Clubs are good but most of the students don't get time to participate in club activities since the academics are already so time consuming and 75% attendance criteria.

Students from USME get internship opportunities in areas like consulting, sustainability, analytics, operations, and management. These internships are offered by a mix of corporate firms, startups, NGOs, research organizations, and government-linked bodies. Many of these internships come with a stipend, which usually ranges from around ?8,000 to ?25,000 per month, depending on the role and organization. The roles offered during internships include business analyst intern, sustainability or ESG intern, market research intern, operations and strategy intern, project management intern, and policy research or urban development intern. These roles allow students to work closely with teams and gain practical exposure rather than just theoretical learning. During internships, students are generally assigned live projects. These projects may involve conducting market research, analyzing consumer or industry data, preparing sustainability or impact assessment reports, working on process improvement studies, supporting strategic planning, or assisting in policy and urban development research. Students are often required to collect data, analyze findings, prepare presentations, and submit detailed reports to their mentors.

The curriculum for the BBA In DTU Is nice and up-to-date . One of the main reasons I chose this course was the way the curriculum is structured. It gives a good mix of theory and practical learning, which helped me feel confident that I would gain both knowledge and real skills. The subjects are well-planned and relevant, and the gradual progression from basics to advanced topics made the course feel approachable and valuable for my future. The curriculum helps build a strong foundation and improves problem-solving and analytical thinking, which are important for both real-world work and higher studies. Assignments and projects give some exposure to practical applications, while the theoretical concepts support further academic growth. With more industry-focused training and practical exposure, it could prepare students even better for real-life challenges. There are scopes to improvement also through projects ,lab work , Workshops etc.

Definitely the most attractive campus is Nirma University. As for competitions I have been to various universities and so many have been invited to our university as well. All of them have moot courts but none like us and even our auditorium is it is second largest after PDEU in Gujarat. Our annual fest have seen Shirley Setia performimg last year and this year too a couple of artists have been invited.

At ILNU the faculties are really great as not just they go all guns while teaching but also make sure studies are into our head. I have finished just three semesters so far but can say that we have enough mettle to prove the same in internships. Faculties themselves have helped us for that and no matter how many thankyou we tell them it won't be sufficient.

My experience of college life is good overall. The teachers and staff are good in their fields. The library is massive offering books in all literature. The classrooms are enrolled with projectors and many student run beneficial societies are active.

The fee structure including academical tuition fee and everything is 15815. It is even lesser for the other category students. Many scholarship opportunities are available but since I did not enrol in any I have to pay the listed amount.

One of my favourite things about the college are its seriously active extra curricular societies. The societies have recruitments at the start of the semester. Some societies like 180DC and enactus take new recruits only from 1st years. The sports culture is also really extensive. There have been many alumni from this college who have gone to represent the nation in international tournaments.

The placements are fairly decent. Although majority of the people who get placed are mostly from two courses - BCom(H) and Economics. I've seen some real top companies visit the college like Goldman Sachs and Bain. People from science courses don't get a large amount of placements. People from Maths and Computer Science still have heavy chances of getting placed.

According to the relevance and comprehensiveness the course would provide us with the solid foundation of world history and Indian history paralelly with human history starting with evolution of humans which strengthens the base of what any historian would build his/her work on. History specifically in the du syllabus is worth enough pursuing for history career.

Faculty members are professional as well as rightly aware about the domain subject which gives us an edge to actually learn more out of the syllabus. Faculties are never in a hurry to finish the syllabus and are chill enough to talk to us and even ask our opinions about issues of contemporary relevance. Faculties are young and optimistic about our future

I dont think so there is shortage of faculty. Faculty sstssudent relationship depends on you . Most of them are unapproachable if you dont do well in class . The most important thing js to attend eavh and every class because that takes you in a good books of the faculty. From zoo faculty , dr beena bhandari is pretty cool teacher , she is very nice , her practical classes are worth it. I have never seen her showing biasness. English department has lots of pretty cool teacher As well. So if you want to take english sub from the pool of ge, sec , vac . You can go for it. For my course there are total of three core subject along with four additional subjects out which three are optional (sec, vac , ge) . You get to decide what subject do you want to study in these categories . And other one is AEC /EVS that alternate in sems. So you have to give 7 papers overall. Du never fail any students in externals . You just need to score in your internals . If you are scoring good in internals that plays a pivotal in your overall result.

Well for me it was my prior interest in the field of zoology during my neet prep times , that made me to choose this course. Along with that the hansraj colege has good reputation in its zoology department as well . But the college still follow traditional way of teaching thatbinvolve teaching straight out from ppt , directly reading the sentences for some. Though mosts sof t he soecimens are available in the college but the only bad thing is that the ration of student to microscope is very high . Like most of the microscope don't even work. It becomes pretty hectic for us to study gor core sub along with electives .taking heavy subject from the pool of ge , sec , vac , is a kind of wastage because most if the teachers don't even take classes properly .

My overall experience at SGI was really good and it would rate is 100/100. I made a lot of friends. The classrooms were equipped with all the necessary infrastructure. All the books and journals were easily accessible in the library. There were a number of clubs such as marketing, finance club etc.

Faculty was highly qualified. Most of them were either PHD Holders in their respective field or were government approved teachers with relevant degrees and prior experience in teaching. There were 7 exams in one semester. The faculty to student ratio is 1:20

There is around one faculty on 6p students for each subject. Faculty to student relationship is nice as they are helpful, except some of the teachers who are constantly taunting students for attendance and society related things. Faculty I like is the python teacher as she's experience. Faculty I don't like is one of the maths teacher as she always takes everything on her ego and continues to insult students for that. Usually 2 sessional exam , 1 pre university test and then the semester exam is conducted for one semester. Students usually used to get a back because of the AKTU system but then some of them gets it cleared by revaluation. Though now this college is autonomous so it will not happen usually. Earlier in one class there were almost half of the students with some kind of backs. Course curriculum is a little outdated in comparison to other colleges but now that this college is autonomous, they have improved the course curriculum and kept only needed and important technical subjects like Iot and Robotics etc

Overall campus life is good and the College crowd is nice and goal oriented. Multiple clubs are present here including Technical club and prize winning Cultural clubs. I am part of the Theatre club and a Technical society. The Institution organises a lot of extracurricular activities like Dance and Poem competitions, various Quizzes, Hackathons, Robot fights, etc. Annual fest 'Udhbav' is also conducted which takes place for 2 to 3 days. Different engineering and academic books are available in the library and self help books are also available. Apart from it people can issue famous novels also. Classrooms has air conditioning for the first year and apart of it, projectors, smart board, white boards, light and fans are available in all classes.

Exams happen on regular interval and your endsems are decided by sppu university which happens once every 6 month. Before it their are unit tests, probably one or two for practice and prelim exams for same. Faculty is supportive and understanding

Course seems to be relevant and people teaching it knows what they are teaching and know what to expect from it. It is simple as well as relevant and it's applications are seen in real life. Exams happen in regular interval.

The campus is okayish. Not the best. It is improving theres a big turf and now pickleball courts have also been built. Revive our fest is on a rise in popularity like last year we had Shankar Mahadevan performing giving us recognization among other popular fest the fest also has other actvities likes sports fashion shows dance competitions etc

The faculty is good. They take all there classes. Its on how much attention you want to pay in the class. Students can ask them doubts after the class as they are available in their respective departments. The faculty to student ratio is good there is no load on the faculty for completing the syllabus all goes smoothly

So Hansraj gifts a very good internship opportunity from the first semester as it make sure that every student of the college have proper options of which field they want to go and the renowned company are coming in Hansraj College and the internship creative is also very high when I also applied for internship I also got one which was pretty shocking as a for first year student and it also help me to increase my produc

For B.com student first year in 1st semester there were three main course subject and we have optional subjects like ge vac sec aec in this we get different paper option which we want to opt and we get it for our all three years of 4 years which we want to opt The people are divided either practical or theoretical and it consist of 70 marks. The faculty is very easy to reach and very understanding.

The faculties are approachable & like some of my history department faculty because of the level of their experience & their teaching methods which makes the subject very fascinating & insightful. There are 3 Discipline specific course in the 1st & 2nd year including a General elective course, skill enhancement course, Value Added course & language / Environmental studies course (as per semester & course). A total of 7 courses of which 5 have compulsory examination. Exams of SEC & VAC course depend on the nature of those either they are theoretical or practical.

The fee varies over the years annually, it increases from 12,000 - 16,000. The examination fee also varies according to your selected courses but it's below 1,500. The fees for other categories is lower than the general, for instance for SC / ST being 200-300 rupees lower than the general, for PWD category ?120 & ?2000-3000 for Staff. The college do provide some fee concession & external scholarship like BYPL for Sashakta scholarship for EWS students.

Many faculties are very helpful and supportive. Few teachers have very close relation with the students. The student facullties ratio in our uni is very good actually like 2-3 sections have same teachers and rest 2-3 have other so the ratio is good. Many faculties were considerate and kind i dont want to disclose their names. Few faculties i didn't like because of miscommunication like few have some distinct accents which i hard to understand sometimes. As for the examination there is 2 semester per year which is 8 semester in 4 four years of total also there is mid-sem exams which happens before 1-2 months of every semester. I personally find the difficulty is moderate not too hard or not too easy papers either. About relevancy of the curriculum its the same like of every other engineering college

There are very few annual or technical fests which our college hosts like till date i have attended only one which was SANKALP technical tech fest which typically happens in november month. There are 2-3 librarys in my uni which consists of all sorts of books mostly it is about academics. Our college also hosts sports event which they call it 'kurukshetra' which is help typically in january which has many sports for one to compete in. In total there are 22 clubs in our uni from technical to non-technical, music, code, robotics, photography,etc and more different types of club are there which is runy by our seniors. NIST has its own website for students to login and see thier details, marks, fees,etc. which is super convenient to use and access.

The overall campus life is very good. The college also celebrates all the festivals where all the students comes together to celebrate. The college also organises freshers and farewell for the students. We also have college week where all types of sports, debates, and cultural activities are organized. Then at last where we have our cultural nights with all the cultural programmes. The college also conduct moot court competitions from where the winners are taken to the state level moot court competitions. The library has all types of law books from where the students can borrow books for their academic purposes with the help of their library card. We also have a debate, literature club and also many other clubs are being formed which organises various programmes from time to time to enhance the writing and debating skills. All these activities impact the the writing and speaking skills which is important in the law career.

The curriculum is very good where the studentsget to experience the real life legal situation. The college has many seminars where many renowned speaks and other legal professionals come to give lecture on various topics of law which helps the students to learn more about the different fields of law. There are also legal aid camps where the students get to know the legal situation in underdeveloped regions and provide free legal services. The college also organises court visits, moot court competitions, legal debates etc which helps the students to enhance their rwuired skills in this course. However there can be some improvements in the moot courts competition by encouraging the students and giving them flexibility to participate in the competition without being bias. The exams are conducted timely in the mid of the month and the difficulty level is prominent for any law student in this college.

The faculty to student ration might be low to high depending upon courses, though each student is allotted a mentor from their respective department whom they can reach out anytime throughout their college journey which makes the approachability to faculty easier. Faculties are generally friendly and understanding. Some of the faculties I like are business law faculty as well as economics faculty because they are really understanding , there is no such faculty so far which I dont like. The exam structure is aligned by Delhi University exam structure where 90 marks are for theory exam which is checked and made outside college . The level of difficulty is moderate and usually almost every student passes the exam since they are not that difficult . There are 3 core , one Ge exam of 160 marks - 90 theory and 70 internals and three additional compulsory subject exam SEC, VAC , AEC of 80 marks each.

I chose bcom hons because the course include subjects such as business management, law , marketing , accounts that bring a good insight of the real world situations that may occur in businesses . Further it is one of the highest demanded course having greater opportunities ahead .The teaching methods are good as teachers share their ppts , notes with us for better understanding. The only improvement I can suggest is that the course curriculum needs to be executed in a better way for subjects introduced unde NEP such as SEC, VAC , AEC. Exams are conducted twice a year, they are moderately difficult . The exams are conducted once in DEC-JAN and then MAY-JUNE .

The faculty to student ratio is generally around 60-70:1. All the faculties are doctarate i.e. they are masters of their own subject, it also helps the morale of students to work hard. The major exams are twice in a semester, but the quiz and lab work is really frequent i.e. every week

I will be paying 3.5 lakhs per year and we can pay this semester by semester and fees depends upon the rank scored in their entrance exam and hostel fees is not included in this student of up can get up scholarship and also some of the scholarships are provided by college