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The faculties are giving enough knowledge to us but sometimes they are rude that's the only problem I face...And I think only the faculty of IT department are like that. Only Sathya mam and Jemila mam is Friendly with the students and they are strict in academics. And Rajalakshmi mam (my class incharge) she is always rude to the students and use inappropriate words to them...she's not even considering us as an human being I think...I really hate her. I have 6 written exam and 3 practical exam Written exam: *Programming for problem solving *Calculas algebra *Communicative English *Philosophy of engineering *Computational biology *Semiconductor Physics Practical exam: *Yoga *Engineering graphics *CDC

The curriculum is good and no issues in it....They provide the knowledge about the outer world and some IT companies like L AND T comes to our college and give us some idea about the IT industry...and the Exams are going well no issues in it.

as iam a first year ug student i joined the college on 10th august ,reveiw circullum is hestic.we have our classes ad 1 and half month then we have our mid sem examination,and after we got holidays of 10 days and then after we have 25 days of classes and after that we have our end sem exams so that exams which were conducted by them were very nearer to the mid and comming to the results the marks were given by the lectures are very reasonable and though it is atonomus colllege the paper correction is tough.and here the no. of classes are lesser and the exams are very frequent.

the department of civil engineering in iiest shibpur is the oldest and the 1st department in the college and the college itself known as civil engineering college in the past,and this college is the 2nd oldest engineering college in india .and the allumini of civil engineering in this college is much higher ,there are many benifits in the department of civil engineering in iiest shibpur.

There are 4 exams per semester 2 mid and 2 end semester . The gap between exams is around 1to 1.5 months.exams are not difficult. Studying a day before exam is enough to pass . Inorganic and physical chemistry sir were good as they teach moral values with lessons..

Iam a first year student so, i haven't been provided by any internship. Internship werre available from 3 year as know to my knowledge. So there are no Internship in first and second year provide but i think we can avail from our own.

Students become eligible for placements from their 3rd year itself. There are lots of companies who vist our campus every year including big names like microsoft, accenture, hdfc bank etc. and they make pretty good offers. Tcs also visits and does mass recruitment, one academic year they hired 700+ students in one go. The highest package is 50lpa+ bagged by two students and 6-7 lpa on an average. I would say atleast 80 percent of students are being placed. I plan to do mba after the degree

The fee's here is 350000 for the first year for Cse course and it keeps increasing every year by a 5 percent. I wrote their entrance exam and got a scholarship for 15% which exempted me 50000 rupees, they don't take seperate fees for exams or labs or anything, all of that is considered in this 3.5lpa only

In a theory lecture 1 faculty is there for 78 student And in laboratory 38 students have a faculty most of faculty is approachable they have a good relationship with students my liked faculties are Dhawal nimawat sir , shubham upadhiyay sir ,vineet sir , in one sem there is a weekly test of all the subjects and then there is a mid semester and the final semester exams the levels of examination are moderate

I choose this course only because of the industry embedded program with Microsoft they told as that they can provide a additional subject of Microsoft every semester and take certification exams of approximately 8 certificate the curriculum is as same qs other private universities they take exams in every 2 months and the difficulty level is moderate

Firstly because i was a female candidate i got this college at around 25000 this year because of a scheme by our CM for maharashtra colleges. But people outside the fees is around 115000 and fpr ST/SC it is around 25000 so thats very less. In this year fees was dropped to 3500 as well so making engineering very cheap. Yes people who are from management quota have paid 1700000 for my course. And the fees keeps increasing every year. And scholarship are available like mahadbt is a compulsory scholarship for all people excerp management quota and college helps you in that.

So that a pros of the college that faclity of student relation is very good here. Teachers are ready to help all time you approach them. During a normal theory batch ration is 1:75. But during a practical batch ratio is 1:25 which makes us focus a lot on our practical works. Yes but not all faculties are same. Ypu will experience some things like syllabus not covered properly everywhere which is the utmost reality of engineering colleges.

There is too much internship opportunity in our college provided after second year you can grab the internship opportunity by your own knowledge you can get good stipend through that there is also coming google microsoft for internship and giving stipend upto more than lakhs per month that is actually quite good .

Placement of our university is quite good, you have to maintain a cgpa approx 7+ after that you can grab a good placement mora than 7lpa if you are a normal student of you study hard then you grab Good placement and there is too much companies coming every year in this university

My college annual function is honour festival and youth festival and teej festival etc which is organised per month festival .In our college library many lakhs of books which is held for only 14days only .In our college extra curricular activity is organised month by month

My course is best for my own business but in my college value of this course is not taking seriously so college faculty change the human heart of bba student along this course they treat as like BA for bba student

The curriculum seemed interesting enough for me to take it as i am into calculation of profits and losses in a business and into practical work. The curriculum well prepares us for future real world applications and for further academic pursuits. The exams are frequently done every 3 months and certain exams are very difficult as the questions are unpredictable at times

Certain teachers are very approachable in our faculty while some others are not. The faculty to student ratio would be 1:6. There are 2 types of exams in a semester, them being internals and semester exams. If you fail either one of them, automatically you will fail the entire semester. Quite a few fail to clear the exams and the course curriculum is relevant enough

This is a government funded college so you know that the fee will be very less. If I calculate at the time of admission then 10 rs is my admission fee and 120 is the tuition fee which is charged once in the 4 year course. Apart from this, you have to pay development fee to the college every year which is around Rs 2200. There is an exam fee which is approximately Rs 7000 and there is no other fee. If you total it all, it will cost you around Rs 10000 per year just for college. Would you feel that this is very less? Bihar government gives scholarship which is known as POST MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP in which the minimum amount is Rs 15000 per year. To understand whether studying engineering is free. One more thing, the exam fee for SC/ST is only Rs 1400, Please calculate accordingly. Exam fee OBC GENARAL is 7400Rs.

The faculty to student is not confirmed by me but approximately 40 faculty in college.there is less number of student so this good. I am from electrical engineering. My favourite professor or faculty is Rajesh baitha sir.he is also a HEAD OF DEPARTMENT of ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING.he was passed out from NIT WARANGAL. The style of teaching to student is very different. They said that hard work beat talent so continuously focus on hard work. Currently he teaching us WORKSHOP. I am in 1st year so I didn't unlike anyone all are good. The level of examination is very good. If you study then is not any problem if not then you can fail.

Almost all the faculty members are very understanding and very cooperative in nature. Specially Asst Prof. Dr. Vijay Hooda Sir, Dr. Ishwar Sharma Sir, Associate Prof. Dr. Aditi Mam, Dr. Meera Mam, Dr. Deepak Gupta Sir, Dr. Pinki Insan Mam at Commerce Department and Dr. Samruddhi Mam, Dr. Bharti Mam, Assistant Prof. Dr. Sushant Yadav at Management Department are very helpful in nature. Marking Scheme is also student friendly and course is designed with a student oriented view.

Indira Gandhi University, Meerpur charges ?8 to 9K yearly for M.Com Honours. Eventhough there are various scholarships and various schemes for students coming from backward categories like SC and ST. Low amounts amouting between ?500 - ?1K are too charged from such students as yearly fee pay.

Overall fee of college we paying every year 1,10,000 The college experience is racy with opportunities for academic and personal growth, but it also amount with challenges, particularly financial and mental health - related issues. The grammatical gender ratio in college is shifting, with a noted descent in manful enrollment, specially at four - year establishment. See these dynamic can help prospective students navigate their college journeying more effectively.

20-30 of the staff of our pg but it's was helpful to us while listening and have telling about class and general knowledge so we have to happy to know about it & have the right opportunity to get it in the prove our self what we are.

There weren't many annual and technical festivals; however, there were many cultural and religious festivals celebrated at different times of the year. There is a big library having thousands of books ranging from history, politics, economics, and many more. Also, daily newspapers were available in different languages. There weren't any major sports events. Some of the extracurricular activities were performed like drama performances on many cultural and historical aspects. Sports facilities are not good either and require complete transformation. There was this business club conducting most of the programs. The National Cadet Corps NCC is quite good and is fully functional there.

The faculty-to-student ratio is around 38:1. The faculty-student relationship is quite good; they are friendly in nature and quite helpful. They are ready to help in any given circumstance. I liked some of the faculty members because of their good nature and conpassionate character. There were some whom I didn't like because of their behavior, but I am not able to recall their names. There are semester-wise exams—two exams per year for most of the courses. Exams are not difficult but are not easy either. Students usually pass the exams but sometimes the result goes the other way. Course curriculum is good, competitive however it is not followed to the fullest.

Faculty to student ratio is 1:30. The faculties are easily approachable and they behave gently. Faculties I like are Dr. Sayantan Mondal(MATHS), Dr. Arnab Ghosh(PHYS), Mrs. Pubali (BEE) I personally don't like the mechanics faculty only because they don't have the enthusiasm to teach. Most students don't have a clear background in mechanics and they don't care to explain upto the depths. Teaching in the proper way lets us grow interest in the topics. In first year we had to clear 40+ exams including lab and term exams. The term exams are easy and semester exams are really tough.

There are 21 clubs in UEM. Some of them are drama, singing, dance, writting, coding, astronomy, cricket, football club etc. Annual technical festivals are URECKON, ECSTASIA etc. The library is big enough and if some book is not available, on a notice they bring it in the library. There are projecters, speakers, and one PC in each classroom along with one CCTV. There are AC outlets but no AC are installed in classes in UEM. In IEM there are AC in each room. All the clubs are student run and are supervised by teachers.

Yaaa my college is only into social media... They have several clubs like mevrick, zarurat, jic, dott etc.... these help us to get interested in other fields other that our own.... I really need smart board... For easy understanding

Okay so let's talk about my course as it's a bachelor's degree in interior design.... So here they make you study about the architecture more that the interior design thing.... So it could seem to be a bit boring sometimes

There two main fests in the campus every year namely ragam and tathva people get enjoyed in the time of ragam and thatva many programmes will be held in the fest lots of food stalls and others in the campus Each fest will be of 3 days and the ragam will be in the months of march There will central library which can be accessible for every student it contains digital library as well as physical books .we get to see lot of people in the time of exams for their preparations The college has various clubs like tech clubs , cultural clubs and etc . I am also part of adventure club it feels so relaxing and inspiration some times because of these clubs and u get lot of new connections here. There will campus sports activities and we have college teams and they conduct inter nits and inter department competition which very useful for physical and mental health I was part of college kabaddi team and participated in the inter nit tournament which was held in nit surthatkal.

Architecture is really creative course and we need to complete the tasks on daily basis and for this course especially we have specific subjects like design the internal marking will be based on the daily or frequent submissions and interaction with the faculties. The exams will be a bit diffcult because the nit calicut Architecture course ranking is nirf 3. And the things we learn here will much much useful for the future and we will be doing an compulsory internship in the complete course time

My department had 9 teachers and 3 lab assistants. The faculties were really friendly and they are very helpful in providing useful informations other than the subjects which could help for career growth. I almost liked each teacher that teached me. Each teacher provides sincere classes and try to give us more information on each topic they are going through. Exams were held each month and they were not that much hard to catch if we are uptodate. Sem exams were little hard to score if we are not uptodate.

I was a hosteller and was able to involve in each and every programme that was held. Artss day and college day were conducted. Special programmes for dance, music and other culturals were also held. Our college went for interzone competition. The college had a large infrastructure and nice ambience that could give us a cool environment to study. Leisure time are spent at the garden area which is noe renowating.

Boy:Girl ratio is 95:5. Faculty:Student ratio is 80:20.Faculties are not really friendly... There is somany partialities in their mind. In BTech Akhila Ma'am & Aiswarya Ma'am are the best mentors in the College. They are really friendly & understandable & caring. And also Vimith Sir who teaches Physics really friendly & like our elder brother. In a year There are 2 Semester exams & each semester have 2 internal exams. Subjects are really tuff but if you study really hard Its easy.

There is no annual & technical festivals held along these months. There are books & journals available in library.. But we are not interested in them.. They have to arrange some interesting books & journals in their library. There is not even a projector in the class. Technically I rate 2/10 the college. There are no clubs & activities, social groups etc for BTech.

1- annual and technical festivals are mostly local socio cultural based , as there were NSS , there were session for students by many officers and government officials 2- library is very huge but books are getting wastes as no one take care of them properly 3- sports is main focus of college. There are universities tournaments of india level. 4- student president has jnvuseva portal for students and they have their office in campus to help students

1- faculties to student ratio was good. There were sufficient teachers and students can even ask doubts anytime during college hour 2- faculties i like most was atish dadhich sir which teaches us criminalogy 3- there is none faculty which i dont like all faculty are good 4- exams was of moderate level. Mostly 95% passes final exam. But many also got backlog

The course curriculum is well-structured and offers a comprehensive foundation for academic and career growth. One of the key factors that influenced my decision to choose this course was its breadth and depth. It includes both fundamental concepts and advanced modules, ensuring a balance between theoretical knowledge and practical skills. The curriculum’s relevance to current industry standards and the inclusion of practical elements like internships, projects, or certifications made it particularly appealing. Additionally, the university’s reputation for academic excellence and its alignment with my career aspirations further solidified my choice. The curriculum is effective in preparing students for real-world applications and further academic pursuits. It strikes a balance by combining theoretical frameworks with practical tools such as case studies, live projects, and access to industry-standard software or methodologies. However, there is room for improvement, particularly in enhancing exposure to soft skills such as communication and teamwork, which are essential for professional success. Additionally, incorporating more interaction with industry professionals through workshops or guest lectures could further bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world challenges. In terms of improvement, the curriculum could benefit from the inclusion of more updated modules on emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, data science, and cybersecurity to keep pace with industry advancements. Modern teaching methods such as gamification, interactive sessions, or blended learning could also be adopted to improve student engagement and understanding. The exams are reasonably spaced, allowing students adequate time for preparation. However, better alignment between the timing of exams and course completion could enhance the learning experience. The difficulty level of the exams is fair, with a good mix

You can access different type of books in Library.the firt event occurred after my admission is talent tornato and fater that the second event name is Rythimic beats and there is a upcoming event name lakshya which is a 5 day event and it is very awesome