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In my department there was 5 teachers for 5 subjects. there was 8 semester for btech course. for each semester there is 3 mid sem exams of 30 marks each. practicals, internal and external vivas also there before Semester exams. total 105 marks of paper and than all other things. total is 200 marks for each subject. CGPA System is there.

Yearly the tutuion fees is 24000. apart from this 8000 is the bus charges, for localites. for hostellers 2400 taken for hostel fees only for rooms. seperate mess charges. Scholarship facility is provited by govt. students can get benifit of scholarship. I was an OBC candidate and i got 36000 per year for two semester fees.

I'm a BBA General Management students the faculty of my course are friendly towards us if we have any doubt either it be related to course or personal life they helped us to solve it. In management department every Friday there will be mentor mentoree session that help students to solve their issue with their mentor. Every Saturday there will be activity related to the course. And they also provide industrial visit to us the company like coca cola and patanjali. I love the environment of my department.

For the management student shobhit University help provide lots of things for the students. In the nice SBS their will be an activity for every Saturday that helps students to prepare in activity and face the real problem. They provide pre palacement session to us. They provide us certification course for the students. That helps students to the gain the certificate that help them in to the future.

So the course structure basically works on credits, each field of study has 2-3 additional subjects, 1-2 of the additional subjects have the maximum amount of credits (weightage) it holds w.r.t to the number of classes for that course, weightage in examinations and overall weightage in semester-ly grades. The examination system is flawed, very rarely the exams are scheduled in a way that there is enough time to prepare for all the exams. The exam and course sturcture is also very wayward as the structure keeps on changing every couple semesters, no consistency and logic in making so many changes

The fees I paid was about 3,25,000 Rs per year, divided into 4 installments (2 installments per semester) The fees was increased by 25,000 Rs after every year, from 1st to 2nd to 3rd year. The fees mainly remained the same for all fields of study, while I did not opt-in for the hostel, The college only has the facility of a girls hostel and i am unaware of the total fees for availing that facility. I am not aware of a scholarship program as such.

The ratio of faculty to student is one is to 30. The faculty is highly qualified and approachable for doubt clearing. There is one mentor given to us for whom we can ask any doubts that we have one of the teacher that I really like is Jyoti Bhola she teached calculus the academic year is divided into two semesters per year. There are overall six semesters and the continent internal assessment takes up 25 to 30% of total marks and the theory exam takes with 70 to 75%. The difficulty level is moderate. The average passing is about 80 to 90%.

The core centre, high-level branches, algebra, linear analysis and calculus the curriculum of practical sessions. Modern mathematics help me to choose this course. The career will prepare me for the model and practical session that mathematics, industry preparedness, and academic progression I think the area is a little based on the previous time, examination patterns, and there has been been much improvement Exams are moderate and based on previous yesr patterns.

Quite substandard and below average. Prioritised rote learning over critical thinking. Just a rubber stamp for a degree. No actual education ever took place. Exams were anually or bi annually. Exams were difficult if you cannot write 30 pages in 3 hours.

Rarely attended Campus events since it was quite extraordinarily far for me. It used to take me 2-3 hours to reach the college campus. There isnt much to do on campus anyways. Library is there which again is too crowded and doesnt feel like a library.

For now there has been a freshersh party which was decent we have to pay for our food which was sad after paying 500 , technology in my class is non existent but mba has project and ac which we also want may be next sem we will get it yesterday all possible supports facility are available like cricket, basketball, football , kholo and others and we hosted few tournament of basketball, the library is the best part of my collage the building is modern and has all my course book available in it

Ok everything is nice but one subject human values i hate that subject so much it's not relevant to our cource but still we have to study it it on of the worst subject out there rest are quite relevant for mu bcom cource there are 3 exams 2 mst easy and 1 final still ongoing

Pondicherry University maintains a professional and approachable academic environment, typically characterized by a faculty-to-student ratio ranging from 1:18 to 1:25 depending on the specific department. Faculty members are widely regarded as highly qualified, with approximately 97% holding PhD degrees, and they are often described as friendly and helpful, especially in laboratory settings. Students have specifically highlighted Ganesh Sir (as noted in your experience) and Dr. Shankar in Biochemistry for their ability to explain complex concepts from the basics up. While most professors are easily accessible, some students have noted that senior faculty can be quite busy, leading them to rely on supportive PhD scholars for day-to-day guidance.

As an M.Sc. student at Pondicherry University, your total course fee is approximately ?43,142. The first semester is the most expensive at ?23,042, covering a ?3,000 tuition fee, ?1,000 refundable caution deposit, and one-time costs like the ?6,000 amenities fund and ?400 recognition fee. You also pay ?4,500 for lab and advanced lab funds. Semesters II and IV drop to ?3,200, while Semester III rises to ?13,700 as annual funds like library (?1,500) and lab fees recur. Batchmates in Computer Science pay more (?34,342 initially) due to higher placement fees. Scholarships like Merit-cum-Means offer ?750/month for those with parental income under ?2.5 lakh. Top three rankers can also earn Merit Scholarships up to ?2,000/month.

CSE with AI & ML is something which most universities or colleges have started it as a different course altogether. However in UPES it is combined with CSE because without learning computers, you can't learn both. This is what differs UPES University from the rest and I am so very happy that I will be finishing my engineering from such a prestigious university.

Around 40 clubs is what are officially registered at UPES and some not registered but are operating independently. Society meets and students working for that is something which is so soothing to see. Our infrastructure is next level and it does hosts 2 fests every year as sports fest and cultural fests, both takes place at our university every year.

If you are from up then you can claim good scholarship but i dont like my college. No hackathon no practical knowledge. They dont provide noc for internship. After first year you won't get good faculties. They are literally scammers. If you are joining this college think twice i won't recommend this college. College management is so pathetic they adds irrelevant charges as welfare charges. I paid my clg fee though education loan. Still i had to pay 10k as a welfare charges.Teachers with no subject knowledge will try to teach you after first year.

1:40 is the faculty-to-student ratio. faculty to student relationship is normal not so good. Abdul sir my first year faculty he is so good in maths. He is best teacher tbh first year faculties are best but after first year they provide teachers with no knowledge. They force students to attend their classes to fulfill the attendance. Shipra mam and indradeep hod. They have no knowledge how to behave with students and no knowledge of subjects as well. Exams are good but they don't teach

My college conduct a annual fest name UTKARSH and also conduct STAR NIGHT ON the occasion of founder's DAY 31st March and Ganesh Puja is celebrated here with lots of joy there are many tech events like ROBOBUST . MY college has a BCCI Approved Cricket stadium in which Ranji Matches conduct There are many humanities and coding club like Technovibes ,Karmavesh, Binary Brains and many more

In this college there is decent placement and if u are skilled then u will surely get get placed and now my college is tcs priority college so there is special benefit in tcs 95 percent student get placed and other pursue higher degree and choose entrepreneurship i willl take on campus placement highesh package is 48 LPA and lowest is 1.2 LPA

University Fee - 3510 Institutional Management A/c - 6450 Campus Maintainence Fee - 6000 Internet Usage Fee - 1000 Equipment Usage Fee - 5000 Libraray Development Fee - 1500 Sports & Student Development Fee - 1500 Parents, Students Association Fee - 1000 Magazine, JSSMVP & College Calendar - 500 Institution Social Responsibility Fee - 1000 ERP - 1000 Employability Enhancement Fee - 9750 Placement Coordination Fee - 5000 Blue Books, Records - 1000 National Foundation for Teachers Welfare Flag - 25 CSI Chapter Membership Fee - 350

Placments are average, company comes, but they do not hire more people, the interview process is very difficult even for companies offering a package of 4.5LPA, not many companies come, even if they come competiiton is very high, so please upskill yourselves, and learn all that is required for placements even if it is difficult or getting a job is very tuff unless you have influence to get into comapnies through relatives or your parent's friends.

the course curriculum is nice as the course provides deep insights about the animal biology i am enjoying learning about it and the faculty hear makes it very fun in understanding the concepts and keen interest students can approch the teachers to get into any research papers and stuffs so it makes very practical knowledge based too under the guidence of these talented professors we can learn many things from their experiences so i like being in this , the exams are lil fast and itr affects mostly like it seems the exams comes very fast after some break like after diwali and after holi and stuff so yea exams comes bit fast and are lil lenghty , extending upto a month or more also about vac sec and aec they takes necessary time from studnents and dont add much value to the students , some students feel they are too much and dont wanna study these subjects

the ratio is approx 1:37 of faculty to students and the science especially zoology department teachers are very nice and very talented with lots if knowledge and very kind towards students with various research opportunities with them i like zoology faculty very much cause they are very good in nature and helping there are semester wise exam and internal assesment are scheduled by subject teachers

Verve is our main fest which is on of the best fests in Bangalore, we enjoy our time a lot. Apart from that we also have our CSE branch fest called Anveshan which I am a core member of. The college life and the crowd is really good. Our library is pretty vast and has a lot of books. Sprots facilities are available although I'm not into sports clubs much. There are no such student run portals that I'm aware of.

The students of 7th sem and 8th sem are eligible for placements. Up until now 5-6 companies have visited our campus including kick drum for 16 lpa, Accenture for 4-6 lpa and itc for 4.5 lpa. The percentage of the students getting placed is average at the moment and better than last year. I have landed a job, I am going to work for two years and hopefully shift abroad by then.

course curriculum is good but not updated and up the mark according to todays standards as again the course only prioritizes students to score well but not to stand out in the open to face the real world scenarios. well every area needs improvement as they need to start letting the students to work on practical solutions like coding assignments than write question answers. Exams are once a month, and its peaceful.

Everything is goood, they have good fests once a year in the month of may/june. This is done in the even semester/ Books are provided in the library, but never really mattered beacuse youll be provided with resources by the teachers. there are sports events, and nss group in college and an art house club taking matters about cultural programs

Strong emphasis on core computer science subjects like OS, DBMS, CN , CC,DSA and OOPS project based courses built strong technical foundation curriculum prepares you reasonably well combining theoritical knowledge with labs, projects and hackathons. improvement upgrade could include more flexibility in choosing core subjects and electives - flexible credit system + option for either internship or research capstone not both exam frequency every 1.5-2 months - eveluation and exams on the tougher side of things (but well within limits to score if prepared well)

Fests happen in both the PES campus - Electronic city - Maaya and Ring Road campus - Aatmatrisha (much better in terms of funding and events) both happen in april and oct lirary has access to a large book pool both physical and digital recorded lectures and av summaries , smart TVs and slides indoor gym,basketball courts , billiards , darts and track rotaract pesu

Yes, talking baout the course structure, your main course will start from 2nd year. In first year, you subjects will include all the basics ofstreams available in college. After the completion of first year, if you have desired CGPA, then you can also change your current branch to your loved branch. Every year has two semesters. Each semester has two term examinations, Mid Term Exams(20 marks) and End term exams(50 marks) plus 30 marks for internal assessments like assignments, class tests and all. Difficulties on subject depends upon whether you are studying it or not but also if the teacher or faculty that is teaching is good or not. That is dependable actually, some may like it some may not. There are 6 grades with credits for passing each subject(Ex 90+, A 80+, B 70+, C 60+, D 50+, P 40+ and F failed <40marks). If someone unfortunately gets and F he/she needs to give supplementary exam for that subject of 70 Marks. Talking about the course schedule it updates on college website and also you can check out Course structire and subjects in each branch in the website. Hope this helps, Thankyou

To be honest I willingly didnot chose EE as my course, I triedfor CSE. As i did not scored enough marks to qualify for this, that is why i had to chose EE as during the counselling process, it was the best cpurse available for me but this branch is also good. There are many well qualified faculties available in this college. Honestly speaking yes there are some teachers who explains very well that will make you love the particular subject but there are also some teachers that you cant understand at all. Sometimes what happens is that, we students are not clear if the syllabus of what were taught during the period. The only problem is that before two or 3 days prior to exam, they announce which exam is when, And there is so minimal gap between two exams that you cant prepare or revise much.

Theres annual Diwali mela, Mental health day fest and a whole lot of other events too. All course materials are available in the library. The library is really good. All classrooms now have smart boards so thats great. For sports we have Football, basketball, NCC for boys and girls both. Multiple Societies like Debate, dance, economics, literature etc are there. A free mental health clinic named Ehsaas is also available

Faculty to students ratio is around 1:30. Most of them are very approachable. Kopal Mam, Bhoomika Mam and Vikram sir are really nice in the English department. Usha Mam is a bit too strict sometimes but shes good in teaching mostly. There are mid sem and end sem exams. Difficulty of exam depends on the professor really. Most students pass still. Course curriculum is super relevant to competitive exams too.

Hansraj's annual fest was a boondoggle the previous year as no funds were accumulated or assigned by and to the student body but the year before I joined in,I have heard quite a good things about it. The library is another thing that works wonder.If you are actually into studying,it is quite a boon for you-very well facilitated,top notch quality of infrastructure and plethora of handy books. Classrooms are well equipped with 2 or more air conditioners and fans.It gets a bit chaotic when you are assigned a small classroom but the strength of the class arrives with full capacity,with not enough seating in the rooms to even accomodate everyone,but that is a haley's comet(happens once in every 76 days). Hansraj,this year only rose to NIRF 3 that is apparently a by product of its dominance in extra curricular activities as well as sports. We have our annual inter department fest as well called Khelo Hansraj. There are quite a few number of societies with Hansraj dominating all over India in most of them ECAs,such as hindi debating or QUIZZING.

In this era of corrosive politics which believes in the wake of wear and tear, I personally believe the utility of my subject is quite exemplary.The curriculum is not mine or any of my professor's decision.It changes according to the shifts in power. The major focus of history honours' curriculum is just India, henceforth making it a viable option for people preparing for competitive exams,but somewhere,all of us studying the course know that the lack of interdisciplinarity and just focusing on its academic niche ingroups is necessary to be looked upon. Exams happen on a biannual basis calling these phenomenon as the end of one semester,which happens twice in each academic year.

course - bsc hons computer science college - indraprastha college for women duration - 3/4 years ( depending on cgpa and preference ) fee structure- tution fee arround 51225, exam fee 1610( depending how many theory subjects), lab charges and included in tution fee, registeration/admission fee around 800-1000, caution fee 2000-3000 mostly refundable full course fee - 152000-154000 du does not offer management and paid seats. it offers fee concession for student whose family income in below specifies threshold, provide laptop assistance and book facilities fees of other categories sc/st are comparitvely lower than general depending on du concession whereas for obc stands almost similar. scholarships offered - shri ram lalbahdur ambaprasad memorial prize for best student in computer science department , merit cum means scholarship- financial support based on performce and income eligibility , scholarship by sitaram jindal foundation for needy first year students

faculty of ipcw is very sweet very approachable always ready to help , student interaction with faculty is very accesible . mr. swayamprakash sir is very goof with his teaching methods and provides students with revelant examination material, semester contains internal assesment and end sems where IAs are taken my college faculty , they are mid level exam paper with almost 90 percent passing rate. end sems are taken all over du again mid level paper with almost 90 percent passing rate 7 subjects are there divided into 3 DSC subjects AEC, SEC VAC and GEC , sec and vac contains both theory as well as practical and are easier to pass in comparison to DSC exams

Faculties of our college are of honour and regard as everyone of them have fought battles in their lives. At times when law was almost burried they have practiced and finally have entered teaching. So experience and also the mental capacity of thinking is of highest order with them. Professor Sharma is indeed the best professor that we have.

I like our course as much as anything and also it's not just about law. We also have proper BA subjects like psychology and history as well. Also, our college has proposed internships as mandatory for all as by the end of 6 semester students must have finished 4 or more internships. Thus, students of VIPS are as competitive as anyone.