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The faculty to the students ratio is 22 student 22 student is the faculty to the students relationship are good In our college the have been 2 internel exam in our college. It easy paper it was .. In my class 2, 3 are failed in exam.

Specific of the curriculum that of the influence in my decision to this course bsc nursing the suggest areas for yes many improvement in the course the frequency and starting time will be in 1 semester is 10 am

University faculty are very supportive. I'm currently working on my research under the supervision of Dr. Hemlata Kaurav, Associate Professor, Department of Pharmaceutics, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Her constant guidance, field expertise, and support make my journey easy. Dr. Deepak Kumar, Dean, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, despite being busy with departmental work, helps the students with their issues and resolves them as soon as possible. Other departmental faculties and faculties of other departments are also very helpful and kind.

Research remains the primary focus of our course with the development of novel formulations, drug delivery systems, and nanotherapeutics that overcome the previous research gaps. Attending conferences and presenting our work promotes self-confidence and confidence in our work.

i dont rember the fees exactly, as i have passed out in 2022. it been 4 years since i passed out. However, the overall the fees for my two year program was within 13,00,000 /- INR. there may be a possibility of the fees escalating in lieu of yearly inlfation and other volatile factors. I also did not apply for any scholarship, hence not aware if one is available.

All facutly members and staff are very knowledgeble in thier field. and are always available during the working hours. THe course is well designed to take one through fundamentals in the intial term of the year and then allowign us to specialse in select electives basis the stream we choose to streamline in .

Faculties are very encouranging and supportive. One such faculty is, Dr. Mamta Shandilya, HOS of School of Physics and Materials Science, who has keen interests in environmentally sustainable materials with expertise in perovskite solar cells and piezoelectric materials for enery harvesting applications. She has recieved research grants from HIMCOSTE and DST-SERB in 2021 and 2022 respectively. Dr. Itika Kainthla, Dr. Sahil Kumar, Dr. Rakesh Kumar Shukla, Dr. Abhishek Kandwal, Dr. Rohit Jasrotia, Dr. Pawan Kumar are other faculties that have helped me throughout my master's journey. About the exams they were conducted both in online and offline modes.

When i was enrolled in M.Sc. Physics course the academic fee per semester was around 60000~75000. however, scholarships like meritorious scholarships are provided. Consessions are also provided based on domicile. The fee is increasing with each academic year. With a maintained CGPA the scholarships are sustained and the fee doesn't make a hole in the pocket.

6 sem student's get aligble for the campus placements Group seven Apices studio.pvt.ltd Folds design Green square Ar.Sanjay M Patil Narsi Prem nath Ground story Abhikrama HSA SSA architect Jagdish Mistry and association Green space alliance Avante Facades This all company gives placement

College organizes campus placements drives this tera almost 41 companies participated i. Round 1 of placements. Next month more 21 companies will be comi g for inter ships and placements. Its a wonderful experience to give so many interviews at one place

The course curriculum is quite relevant and covers all necessary foundational topics well. It prepares students effectively for jobs, but updating the syllabus with newer technologies would be a great improvement.

Students become eligible for campus placements from 6th or 7th sem onwards. Several major tech and service companies visit the campus every year, making multiple job offers, my personal plan is to pursue masters.

The faculty members are supportive and approachable, maintaining a good student relationship. Teaching quality is decent with a mix of theory and practical learning. The course structure is well Organised but needs more industry focused updates. Exams are conducted regularly with internal assessments and end sem exams.

The course curriculum is fairly comprehensive and covers core subject well, helping build a strong foundation. It provides basic industry knowledge, but some topics feel outdated and need more practical and current tech exposure.

The annual tuition fee for my BTech CSE course id ₹1,12,000 per year. The course duration is 3 years, making the total fee approximately ₹3,36,000 for the entire program. There are no major year- wise fee increases during the course period. U did not avail any scholarship/ final assistance (if applicable). The fee covers academic facilities, library access, laboratory usage, and other university resources.

The faculty members in my college are knowledgeable, experienced and supportive. Most professors have a strong academic background and are approachable whenever students need guidance reading academics , projects or career planning.

My course fee is approximately ₹78000 but i have recieved a 50% scholarship. Reducing the fee to ₹35000. The fee for other categories are not really something that i have an accurate idea of. But many students have received scholarships.

I was given the freedom to choose my topic and work on it as i liked for my Ph.D. My supervisor gave me the ideas to turn a random thought into a scientific investigation. That approached has helped me to achieve what i wanted to.

NIT JSR, for my batch 2021-2025, the total academic fee is approximately around 95000 per year. This Amaount include tuition fees, mess fees, hostel fees and other mandatory academic charges. Year- wise academic fees: 1st year : 1,00,000 (approx.) 2nd Year: 90,000 3rd year: 90,000 4th Year:12,500 (because i got 6 month of internship, that's why didn't used mess and hostel fees) total academic fee for the complete course is around 3 lakhs. NOTE: I'm female and OBC caste, based on my gender and caste i have different fee structure.

I belongs to civil engieering, with this perspective I'm sharing my view. View will be different based on the branchs, Yeah Faculties are well educated here. almost all faculty teaching style arey just amazing. but some faculty do partiality with some students in term of giving marks. I like 5 6 faculty because of their teaching style but one faculty name KK sharma set hardest Question Paper and give good marks to them who is his favorite students, whom he knows very well and except of these students, he gives E, F and P grades.

The faculty to student ration is also nice as in if some faculty is not available to take class there will be an alternative faculty to be there in the class. In my opinion, faculties like Dr. Anto Praveena Ma'am, Dr. Sujihelen Ma'am, Dr. Karpura Dheepan sir , Dr. Sudha S Ma'am ,and many more. They are so helpful to all students and always listen to our problems. They also think from the students perspective and are ready to help them even if they don't know the student. Some facilities such as Miss Santhasheela is very rude with students and always tries to prove her point without actually listening to us. There are an average of 5 exams per semester including labs. These exams are easy to clear if given minimal efforts. Some students(maybe 3-4 from each section) are unable to clear the subjects due to attendance shortage, or they don't study well.

The subjects provided are really helpful for real world understanding and the ability of the faculty to make us understand has encouraged me to take this course. Also all the subjects including the non technical ones help with real world understanding. Maybe the open book system can be removed from the curriculum as it drops the overall score of the students. The exams are taken in a way such that 2 units are covered in (Continuous Assessment Exam) CAE1 and 2 units are covered in CAE2. And then the 4 units along with the 5th unit is covered in the End Semester Exam. All this is done within the span of 4-5 months. The exams can be said to be easy-medium.

In BA history there was 6 semester and per year 2 semester for first semester we pay 5000 fees and exam fees separately taken and bus fees also separately taken in our department there is no lab at all . And I also studied in Bharathiar university coimbatore for pg degree. Sc , st low fees compare to other catagory. My friend payed 4000 rupees she is sc and st catagory. And other department friends payed fees more the 10000 rupees per semester because they choose IT , CT , fashion designer etc . I received scholarship 7000 per year , sports cota also have many of my friends come from sports cota

There are many club , library, social, NSS, NCC, clubs and etc are there we can check any of this club . My benifits we can learn in this club going outside visit various peoples , and fitness club maintain , benches are like old model to improve new model I think no camara inside the class room , sports like kabaddi, hand ball, kho kho , athelete, gym also have inside the college all are good , separate coach

There are several social clubs in the college and every year , elections are held for the post of president, vice president and secretary. The main clubs are Sports and cultural society. Every clubs conducts atleast two events every year. Students on the other hand are very immature and does have sportsmanship. They make groups and pick fights with everyone

The faculty members are qualified and have a good teaching style. All of them makes their own power-point presentations to teach topic. Areas of improvement - please give a little freedom to the college students. They have very strict timings and they conduct Parent -teacher interaction ( PTI) ?? after every semester.

In my three year experience a one internship opportunity will give me by the collage but the advatucre will so low because the college will cant go on other expensive locations and the many part of this. Matter that will can't understand by me

I learned many lessons from our collage campus I learned how are the person will treat and a engineer personality and the work will always depend on her skill so that always a best part of our life is collage life amd campus dairyy

So In this Campus there are most likely passing and few students are failing. It's dependable on the students performance based thing. And in a year there are two semester external exam one is December-January and May-June End-Term Exams. And in campus before external exam there are also internal exams which is of 45 marks. And students top in exams because 40 marks is from internal marks and 60 marks is from external marks.

There should be some improvement in like there should be a gym facility and also a improvement in lab room where some systems like computers are not working and wifi is also a problem it's does not work properly there should be some improvement in these areas.

The college teaches the student in both the ways practical as well aa theoretical The college has organised internship programs for the practical knowledge for the students Also job fiars are organised every year to help deal with the actual corporate

The students are eligible for campus placement by 4rth semester. Many companies visit the campus and the average package is around 8-10lakhs per annum. The placement cell and swati maam make sure that most of the student is placed

The course taken is good. . The curriculum of course will better understand The course will be helpfull for placements. The timing of colege is 8to 4 Every 2nd and 4th saturday is holiday. nmit is a good and best college in banglore compare to other colleges

From 7th sem students will be eligibe for placements. The companies will be coming is accentute, tata elexi, ajax etc I get offer for ajax -45000LPa 80% of students will be placed in college. After graduation also college will be supporting for students

Faculty members in the department of life sciences are less comapred to the students. Again, not all of them are good and approachable. Good ones know exactly who they are :) FEW teachers teach well, provide notes, clarify doubts, supervises lab really well and are helpful and friendly. Otherwise there are some who are not friendly and approachable at all. faculty feedbacks aren't considered ,so the same teacher might be appointed again in the next sem inspite of complaints. Exams are conducted by MAKAUT. We have four internals (CAs) which aren't really THAT tough. CA4 which is an online mcq exam taken a week before finals is honestly unnecessary. If you study well, you can score well in finals however since the university likes making money they'll score you less intentionally to charge later and increase marks in subjects that should have brought good marks anyways.

one cultural fest happens each year and that is not really that good i did not enjoy. They take 800 rs for the same and not really provide any experience worth that much. Seniors will come and literally bully you into paying for the fest. Small events like freshers, farewell or prediwali are fun but you have to wear your uniform in most times. Campus life depends on the people you spend time with. Its not bad. No such technology in classrooms and it becomes terrible during summers. No AC except for auditorium or smart classroom. Library and related facilities are good. During JIS Spirit, sports and other activities happen which is nice. Clubs are not so relevant in college, depends on who are running them. Students are not interested and coordinators are biased.

The course structured is well organised and covers both theoritical and practical aspects of the curriculum. it is updated according to university guidelines and provides a good foundation in the respective feild. The curriculum is relevant and helps students develop the skills required for higher studies and professional careeers.

The fee structure of the course is reasonable and affordable. The college administration provides proper guidance regarding scholership applications and documentations. Overall, the fee structure is reasonable considering the facilities, academic support and opportunity provided by the institution.

Since I am currently in my first year (2nd semester), I have not directly participated in the campus placement drives yet. However, based on interactions with our seniors and the faculty, students typically become eligible for campus placements starting from the 7th semester (final year). The college has a highly active and dedicated placement cell that works hard to bring in reputed pharmaceutical and healthcare companies. Organizations like Apollo Pharmacy, Cipla, and Sun Pharma are known to recruit from our campus. The profiles offered to B.Pharma graduates generally include roles in Quality Control (QC), Quality Assurance (QA), Pharmacovigilance, and Clinical Data Management. From what we have been informed, the average package offered to freshers is around ₹3,00,000 per annum, with the highest packages going up to ₹4,50,000 to ₹5,000,000 per annum, depending on the recruiting company and the student's academic performance. A strong majority, roughly 70% to 80% of the students who actively participate in the placement process, successfully secure job offers. As for my personal plans after completing this degree, I aim to join the pharmaceutical industry to gain practical experience, ideally in clinical research or pharmacovigilance. Eventually, I plan to pursue a Master's degree (M.Pharm) to further specialize and advance my career in the healthcare sector.

The relationship between students and teachers is very professional, collaborative, and supportive. The professors are highly approachable and always willing to clear our doubts or guide us with extracurricular activities. All the professors are highly qualified, but I particularly appreciate the faculty handling subjects like Human Anatomy and Physiology, as well as Pharmaceutics.I honestly do not have any specific faculty members that I dislike; however, some professors are naturally much stricter regarding attendance, lab records, and deadlines. While it can be stressful, it definitely builds the discipline required for the healthcare industry. The course structure strictly follows the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) guidelines and is divided into semesters. For the exam system, we typically have two internal sessional exams per semester before the final university examinations. The exams are moderately difficult and genuinely test our conceptual knowledge rather than just rote learning. The marking scheme is very transparent and fair. Because the teaching quality is so high, the pass percentage in our batch is excellent, and very few students fail to clear the papers. Overall, the rigorous curriculum is highly relevant and perfectly designed to make us completely industry-ready.