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I had a great bond with my faculties during my time at JIM Noida and even though they were serious in class i was able to have a leisure time with them in the mess hall and out of the classroom they used to become the extension of my friends and i could share all my problems with them whether it is about academics or of my personal life. The faculty will not only help you in improving your academics but also in your placement and professional life or personal life, all you have to do is ask and they are ready to help.

The events always excited me in JIM as they were so colorful and were always conducted with such pomp and show. I remember being the head co coordinator of all the events in second year and also performing in those events. It was fun when even our teachers used to join in. I recently came to know from a faculty with whom i am still in touch that there was a cultural fest recently in the college and it was a huge success. I'm happy that they are still promoting such things in the campus.

The internship provided by the college is great because, it is done under the care of the placement cell and on one hand the placement cell ignites the confidence in the student who is selected for the interview. In the internship we got to know the mechanism of the industry as whole in our respective interest areas and later in our permanent jobs, helped us a lot in keeping up with the set up of the company officials.

I was specializing in marketing and the main subject started from the second year. In the first year they taught us about the general management studies which was quite familiar to me since i was a commerce student in my high school. We were directed to follow the trimester system therefore, the entire program is divided into six trimesters.

JIM Noida has association with big multi national and national comany who come to find recruits in our college. Big MNCs like Deloitte, KPMG and national MNCs like Adani Group and Reliance has often visited our campus for hiring. The placement cell was very helpful to me during my placement in SIP and also in the final placement at the end of the second year. During second year of the college i became the student's representative of the placement cell and during that time i had a close experience of the strategy of the companies that comes to recruit from our college, it was this experience that helped me to get my final placement in British Paints.

The total fees it took me to complete my post graduation was approximately 8,70,00 rupees which is totally justified if compared to the size of the campus and the quality of the classroom, the equipment and the expertise of the faculty. The fees was not at all difficult for me to deal with since i was easily able to take a loan and after my placement within a span of 2 years my loan was fully paid and accounted for.

The events in JIM Noida always interested me a lot because, it was not only a way to learn new things while conducting some big events for the college but also connecting with the other students and during these events i met some of my best friends, i still co-ordinate new events with my friends and we work professionally and intimately on every event project that are assigned to us.

The campus life in JIM for me was amazing as i was the part of the students club and as the the institute demands all of us have to be a part of at least two students club. My best experience was being the part of the campus committee and in last one year of college i have run several campus program with my friends and they have been very fun and very successful.

The SIP or the Summer Internship Program takes place during the summer vacation which is between the first and the second year. I applied for the internship in which the placement cell of my college helped me a lot. I interned with Britannia and since my profile was marketing i learned a lot about how the vision of any team in a market work and how to adjust to the setup of the employer. After my placement i worked with Adani group and my internship experience helped me a lot in adjusting with constatntly changing work environment.

The professionalism of the faculty in Jaipuria is what impressed me the most about them. They were calm, calculated and serious in the classroom and friendly and funny in the cafeteria. I personally had no problem in adjusting with the difference in the behavioral of their set up in classroom and outside the classroom. What my faculties taught me, they themselves had worked in their field and thus, they knew the in and out of the subject which made the learning process easier.

I took GATE entrance exam. I scored an AIR (All India Rank) of 2361 in Civil Engineering Department. I opted this college because it is the nearest top of the class national institutions from my native place (Khammam, Telangana). I've done my bachelor's in Civil Engineering and i'm always fascinated with Wastewater Treatment Technologies. This enthusiasm made me take this course in this college.

NIT Warangal in fact provides very limited opportunities in terms of internships. I've literally seen this myself. Most of the faculty think that taking students for internship under them for guidance consumes resources and time, hence most of them sidetrack students who want to do internship under them. but, the industrial training options are pretty darn high.

The campus life was amazing with my friends as after the classes we usually used to hang out in the cafeteria or stroll around the lush green campus which used to be full with students enjoying their leisure time. The food of the campus was great and it was as if we were back to school after a hard working and learning day in the class and our faculty also become our friends in the cafeteria and so did a lot of people who i first met while touring the campus.

My remarks for XIME Bangalore will always will be awesome because i had an awesome time there. From learning with our faculty as well as our professors to making them our friends as the college ended has some great memories. The things they taught us in the classroom, i still imply them in my work and also in my life and it is wonderful what all they can teach in just a short span of two years.

XIEM follows a trimester system and after completion of the first year of course a mandatory internship is done by the students. During the course of first year the basic management knowledge is covered and in second year we chose our target subject. Core courses such as environmental and integrative courses were covered in second year.

I wanted to pursue MBA with specialization in Marketing. During my research about the college i found that the college specialized in marketing and the course structure covered every aspect of my subject very accurately. Few of my friends also took admission in XIME in other courses such as HR, Finance and International Business.

The Course Curriculum of Bachelors in Commerce of Delhi University is really good. I am in my third year last semester and I felt that I have been able to touch all the aspects of commerce by far and now can make a decision of what I have to pursue or can work in which field. The Course structure is really easy we have to present different presentations of different subjects which require a lot of research work and helps in growing our knowledge about the subject.

Various events are organised in our college throughout the year. We have 15 societies in in the cultural department and they individually conduct their events time to time say debating, dancing, singing etc. We have different departments of our college say commerce department conducts many events like business plan, quiz for commerce students. These events are sometimes inter college and sometimes intra college.

Fee Structure is not very feasible for a normal middle class family. Because it costs almost two and a half lakhs rupees per annum roughly which is not a very feasible amount for most of the families in India. Adding to this, my university is a government institute which is expected to be cheap. But it does not do so. Fee Structure is quite bombastic.

Faculty is well educated, generally. Except for rare faculties which is the story of all the institutes in India. So, I would rate faculty of my institute better than moderate. So, as per me, the faculty of my university is not a glitch especially when the student is willing to give some effort and tries to bring out the best of the faculty.

The course structure was overall good. My subjects include accounts, business studies, resourse studies, business economics, business mathematics and statistics, taxation, costing, commercial law, secretarial practice and office procedure. Along with these subjects compulsory hindi and English were also there.

Prafulla Chandra College, popularly called CITY COLLEGE, was my dream destination. I was very passionate to complete my graduation from this college after completing my 10+2. I got the reference from friend and decided to admit this college. I scored 73%marks in 10+2 and easily got the admission.

First 45-60 days are induction full of seminars, workshops, cultural events to keep you busy throughout your induction period. Then there are many sports and cultural events(inter college). All festivals are celebrated with fun as they have 365 days college one doesn't get time to go home so they ensure every festival is celebrated in college.

College has good track record in campus placements almost 100%.Every student gets ample opportunity to sit for companies, but in the end its student only who has to clear the hurdle. Highest package offered is as high as 21 lpa. Only one has to ensure he/she is not having any backlog to be eligible from day one.

Yes, this is one thing that not many students of Jaypee are happy about, including me. We had 3 exams within a span of a semester which made it quite hard for a student as you had exams just popping up every month. Also, the exams usually happen within a week, sometimes even 2 exams a day, which was not at all convenient. In my opinion, such frequency of exams leads us not to worry much of the exams anymore.

I would rate the faculty to be average. Some faculty really puts in their efforts to make the student learn, some really don't. But overall I would say that in Jaypee, a student has to self-learn, rather than being dependent on the faculty. Majorly, in my opinion, the student has to figure out a way to study by themselves, even if they are totally attentive in the class. But that is just what I think.

The course curriculum was set by Medical counsel of India. It is divided into 9 semester and one year rotatory compulsory internship. There are four professional examinations , students have to clear. The training is of high standards and generates the very best doctors to serve the nation. The internship may be shifted to elsewhere if requested by the student.

After taking MBBS Degree, most of students want to prepare for post graduate degree. Not many of them are really interested in immediate placement. But those who are interested , there is a rate of 100% placement. They can join any hospital they wish to. Most of them prefer to New delhi government hospitals for attaining further experience.

The course curriculum was one of the best among other colleges of the same stream. The college was having adequate research facilities. The professors were all very hardworking and talented. I opted for electives like automobile engineering. The faculty was very good. Though I do not remember his name right now. I am 2006 batch passout.

Fee structure was up to the mark. It was neither too expensive nor too cheap. However being a middle class student I faced some difficulty during paying instalments. We used to pay around 70000 to 80000 per annum. But we could pay in instalments and sometime we can take permission from principal and pay after some time.

The placement scope in reputed multi national companies are great in XIEM and after finishing first year when i came in second year i realized that the placement cell of the college is very compliant and helpful in placements in not only internships but, also in the final placement. I was prepared by the placement cell in a very effective way through mock interviews and correction in my CV. This helped me not only during on campus selections but also scoring interview with reputed companies off the campus.

The internship is the compulsory part of the curriculum and i interned with ABB international which regularly visits the college for recruitment and later after my experience with them, the same company hired me for final placement. The internship scope in XIEM is very high as XIEM is known by reputed companies and as i have experienced the college and the course makes the students very compatible to adjust with any employer's setup.

I gave MAT (90 percentile) and CAT(75 percentile). I preferred this college as I heard a lot about this college from the alumni and checked the ratings too. The faculty of the college is well experienced too. The course structure is different than other colleges so I found it interesting. The college faculty is well experienced. The course is different from other colleges. The record of the college academics is very renowned. The brand name of SRM is very prestigious.

There are various clubs running in the college like Enviro club. it The is formed with the objective of creating awareness on each one of us is responsible to preserve our planet... And an undertaking... I will do my bit.The members create awareness through posters, use less electricity, reduce wastage of water, and say "no to plastic", workshops-waste to wealth, vermicompost, recycling paper, Initiatives like: planting trees, having eco friendly attitudes.

The students of SRM as well as its alumni who are now working in different corporations have proved themselves as an asset for their respective organisation. SRM teaches its students to be dynamic in various business situations and adhere to the ever changing business environment and integrate themselves with the employer’s expectations. It is one reason why various reputed multi-national corporations repeatedly visit SRM for hiring their employees.

There are various scholarship program for students. I secured 67% marks in my graduation and the college offered me a scholarship of 15%. The college offered the most qualified students a scholarship of 80% whose marks in graduation exceeded 90%. It is great for deserving students.

the college holds aptitude Training sessions for students like the Technical Aptitude Training, it is A free book of materials and training will be provided for C/C++, Aptitude and Quiz Software is uploaded in all Labs and all Student’s Laptops for Self Assessment. they also conducts Maths Aptitude Training. it is A free book of materials and training will be provided for Maths Aptitude and Soft Copies are uploaded in all Labs and all Student’s Laptops for Self Assessment.Soft skill TrainingSoft skill Training will be provided for personality development, Self Motivation Program, Group Discussion & Self Confidence Building.

The College has 4 units of NSS. These clubs works on other unique initiatives of associating with some orphanage, school and help them on a continuous basis. Besides, blood donation camp, the students are also involved in helping cancer patients, sharing resources with have notes.

the course consists of four semester program. there are two semesters held each year. The first year students are exposed to basic concept in the areas of Marketing, Finance, Personnel Management and Human Resources Management, Quantitative methods, Operations and Behavioral Sciences through the 'core courses'.In the second year, students specialize in functional areas of their interest. Students can go for a Dual Specialization or Major and Minor. There is greater emphasis on the application of knowledge gained in the form of projects, group exercises and case discussions, periodic evaluations and demanding academic schedules which finally differentiates the manager with the rest ones.

The festival committee: Various festivals are celebrated in the campus. Festivals have a great significance in terms of celebrations, forgetting the differences, observances like fasting, prayers, pujas, spiritual growth, etc.Most festivals have a story and significance behind them, it involves ethnic flavor and lots of fun. SRM is a mini India, with students from all over the country. It is a place to learn the diversity of multi-cultures and rituals that magnificent country.The festival committee chooses a team to carry forward and share the traditional significance of the festival. All students participate in the traditional & cultural activities.