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At the end of the first year of their programme, all students are supposed to take up a two-month internship assignment (summer & winter training) with an organisation. This is a compulsory component of the curriculum for the completion of the programme, and is designed to provide exposure to the working of organisations, as well as a chance to apply the learning at HIMT in solving real-world business problems.

The core objective of the MCA programme is to prepare the students for productive career in software industry and academia by providing an outstanding environment of teaching and research in the core and emerging areas of the discipline. It prepares the students to obtain the positions as System Analysts, Systems Designers, Programmers and IT Managers in any field related to information technology.

Our college is lacking in conducting events due to less working days and they prefer only about studies. Events are done only once in a year and they are just for name sake. Other colleges wont participate in our events as we don't do many stuffs. We can ask any sort of question and they answer for it.

They provide excellent teaching according to JNTU-H syllabus. Its a two way point of communcation, Students has to understand what teachers are explaining in class and have to go in deep by studying in textbooks. They should refer to many online tutorials in order to get cent marks.

The placements are good, one of the best in the area. Average is same as all 3.5 lpa. The placement officer was one of the best public in the state when we joined the college but unfortunately she shifted to another college. But still the new placement department was equally good and successfully got many companies and all the placed in count was almost 90% of those eligible.

It was in based on the VTU scheme. The number of hours was all the based on the university scheme. The schedule was comfortable enough to be managed. There were 3 internals and a lab session every week for every subject. The labs were updated. The time tables were developed in a systematic matter.

Student assessment and evaluation are an integral part of the teaching and learning process and as such must be thoughtfully integrated in the planning and delivery of curriculum. Students require timely, constructive feedback to support their learning. The teacher is best positioned and most responsible for monitoring, assessing and evaluating student learning as well as reporting this learning to parents or guardians.

Exam structure is very Interesting and Chilled out .Admitting eligible candidates in the under graduate as well as post graduate law courses. The interested, eligible candidates can apply for the course .The candidates are required to attempt the questions correctly because there will be a deduction of 1 mark for each wrong attempt made by them.

The first i got an interview with teaching faculty and overview of the course and college processes. And got admission on the bases of CAT score. And then submitted my document to college and paid the fees through demand draft on the name of college.

I have given a CAT exam and i got it course for MCA for IT field & i choose this college because fees was not so high and teaching staff was good. The admission process was on simple base on entrance exam or through management quota.

Labs are well maintained. All labs are provided with in charge who takes care of everything. Machines are well maintained. Provided with all necessary softwares. They do maintainance every week. Exams conducted by external faculties sent by pune university. Exams were hard to crack because of external. Only thoroughly prepared can pass practicals.

Faculty is good. Well educated. They took interest in every subject they teach. Except few faculties who do no behave well with students. Apart from them every faculty is cooperative. They make each and every help in students projects. There is also consultation programme arranged with parents for reviewing progress of the students.

Many events were celebrated every year in campus like tech fests ,sports games ,cultural activities like dance ,drawing,songs rangoli ,paper making ,essay writing ,slogan writing,teachers day celebration,etc. LNCT (Lakshmi Narain College of Technology and Science), Bhopal celebrated Yoga Day in its campus in line with the International Yoga Day.

I got entrance through PET exams that was conducted by Professional Examination Board. My score was 90 and i got admission LNCTS bhopal. I opt for this college not only because of its well known reputation towards academics but also. As they take responsibility for the improvement of community around us.

Campus life of this college is awesome. A little humid but you can enjoy your college life. and as the courses provided are technical the gender ratio is a little less. Men to women ratio is around 10:7. This is negligible because we are here for studies, not for making a match or its not any shaadi.com

Two festival are arranged in this college. Green and Purple Events. One is the sports and other is the just pass time. The sports one is my favourite. there are inter-branch matches including cricket basketball football kabbaddi and many more. Importance to sports is same as the studies in my college.

Our college Exam structure is totally different than other colleges because everyday college starts at 8.40 am,once you entered in college you need to write test in everyday,that is mandatory for every students even seniors also,mid exams ,lab exams,final exams. Really that was awesome moment in my life.

In my first year we got one circular regarding Laptops,who are interested to buy laptops bank would pay the money then student would pay every semester ending 4500 rs,really great offer for poor students who are not spend that huge amount,i also taken one laptop,company is DELL.

After the entrance examination, we had to travel to Mumbai to go through the centralized administration process. Our class XII credentials were verified manually. There we could see all the colleges and courses offered and the choices we can make. Once decided, we had to conform our college selection and then travel to the college to complete the final registration process.

The course curriculum is quite good. It had total eight semesters and there were sufficient courses in each of them. There was a healthy balance between practicals regular papers. There was not much focus on research. Students had to be independent enough to prune their skills or try out any research oriented activities.

Yes they do provide placement, but for MCA student, i found they are little less engaged in getting internship or placement. Trust me i faced too much problem in getting job as college only provides opportunity for candidate with having through out 60%. I was having more than 75% from +12 on wards but due to less marks in 10th , i din't get any good opportunity.

Exam structure was pretty balanced, 3 times internal exam, 2 best of 3 ,they considered for sending to final mark sheet. They do organised , exam as per equal distribution of syllabus, which leads to good preparation of exam. Some times i found that hostel people used to get the exam paper before the exam which actually put a big question mark on the System.

The course curriculum is vast and have content to deep rooted concept understanding of concerned area of study. The student will require labour hard to imbibe the concept understanding to score good in the annual theory and practical exams. The syllabus and reference study materials are published by the University only.

Fee stricture is very nominal as it's a Government owned unit. Admission Form - Rs. 250 (Approx) Annual fee - Rs. 1200 to 2500 Approx. Other facility charges like Library/Lab/common hall will be charged on demand. this is again very nominal around 250/100 Rs.).

On campus placement is not as good.but they provide off campus to students where they need to attend the interview in other colleges. But now the placement cell is very actively working to get companies in their campus. Every year around 20-30 students got placed from all branches and the average package they got is 3-4 LPA.

The college comes under nagpur university. It is now semester wise. They have 1st to 8th semester. Course curriculum is remains same for 1 and 2 sem and after they have branch wise curriculum. He course structure is quite good but needs to be updated by university.

Course curriculum is good here which is almost a replica of what is going on in IITs to. Here overall development of individual is looked upon so for that we have soft skills and management courses embedded into our curriculum to.Otherwise each semester is designed in such a good manner that an individual has a feeling of really doing engineering.

Exam structure of SRM University is somewhat really hectic and this is what a student has to worry about.With each month having a test which is twice in a semester followed my modal exams and lastly the semester end exam. Weightage of test are 10%, modal exam 20%, internal assessment 10% and sem end 50%.

Opted for EAMCET, Was passionate about doing engineering in Computer related things. Since engineering helps to master many skills like, presentation skills, soft spoken, broad way of thinking and to know about the history and the background of computers. How it all started and how really stuff works from inside in coding persepective.

70% of the faculty are highly experienced and skillful. Also knows the method of making things easily understood by students. With spending your 3 years enjoying, learning new things you step into the fourth year with a lots of promising mnc's to change your future.

Placement and job opportunities have improved considerably, this is one case i would say mainly because of the TPO (Madhumita Paul) the college is doing good. And it is also because of the student's hard work and sheer determination that 3 of our very talented student got placed in Huawei on a pool campus conducted at our college with an annual pay of 7.5 lakhs.

Faculty are the worst of their kind. I could hardly find any faculty member to speak proper English. Even the HOD lacks these kind of soft skill, forget about the lab assistance. Faculty are not at all supportive, i guess they don't even have sufficient knowledge related to their subject nor do they take the pain to at least learn the subject and then help us.

Placements are good at Christ University. About 360 companies land up in the college every year. The average salary package would be around INR 5 LPA and Christ University has foreign MBA programs which had placements in many companies abroad. A lot of scope for students perceiving Finance as a career since a lot of recruiters look for B.E and MBA in Finance.

MBA course at Christ University is divided into 6 trimesters. Each trimester is of 3 months. In each month there would be a continuous internal assessment and a mid term exam in the second month and a trimester exam in the third month. The exam are generally not so easy but marks can be scored with a steady preparation.

First of all I had attended ICET Counselling then choose the college. I gone through the instructions at college once seat was allot to me. I have submitted donation and tution fee challans to the admin team and filled the admission form along with two sets of previous education qualification documents. The overall process is good.

I had a memorable experience at campus. Almost 1:1 gender ration and it depends upon the ranks scored. We had debates on every fortnight to improve communication skills. Conduct add making and paper presentation to improve the knowledge on the topics. Comes to sports, we used to play cricket regularly.

Yes, this is the main thing everyone should think of while getting into a course and a college. Palamuru University college of pharmacy do provide placements. Many students got placed while they were pursuing their final year pharmacy. Hetero will every year test the students and give an opportunity to work with them . The package depends upon the capabilities and the area where students got placed.

As this is a university campus many events will be conducted every year. Govt funds for most of the cultural programs conducted in our university. Every department has their own plans and events conducted individually and some were conducted together like a family event . Those days were awesome as I had a lot of memories.

Well the course is same throughout the university irrespective of the college. The slow and gradual approach to the higher more complex details by final year is quite good. The first year trying to set yourself to the new atmosphere and the curriculum does seems demanding as what we read a paragraph about in school now apparently are turned into subjects each semester.

Well gender ratio is 100:0. Being an all women college. Only males we see are our lab staffs(science department) or our lecturers. Which are really few in number. The extra curricular activities are off charts. Students are exposed to different societies, NSS, NCC & Sports. Apart from then alot of the crowd joins various NGO to.