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Courses are very nice, you get the freedom to opt for any course you want to learn. Again you get the flexibility to credit/audit a course. A credit course will affect your overall grade whereas the audit course will just add knowledge.

As already specified in the up above column. 3 hostels are for ladies and 13 are for gents. You can think of the ratio. extracurricular events are there, and you get all kinds of events being organized inside.

Exams conduction is strict and follow the rules. 3 Internal and SEM exams will be conducted. 3 Internals will be conducted and if you dont score average again 4 internal can be conducted based on your position and relationship with GURUs. Lab exams are go

I had written CET and scored 9000+ Rank and the reason for opting this college particularly is that education and courses availability are good. And more over my seniors in my PU were also studying there and gave very good insights about college.

There are many events conducted around in my college and other CMR colleges. We celebrate illuminate event every year. Tech seminars paper presentation and other stuff happens. As well as cultural events like dance singing and band performances happen. It's really good and going on. I conducted a Mozilla event in my college based on how to secure websites and web applications. Support is good.

Many companies had come by including virtusa tech Mahindra csc Amazon, depending on the students the package was decided I guess. For my friend senior , she got placed in csc for 28k , and others got a package of 20k I think. I heard virtusa paid 40k a month for Freshers but to get into virtusa is really a tough job.

Here is no internship no stipend offered it is just b.com coerce available in this college. So here no company comes to visit our college some company comes and visit this college.

No entrance exam is required to get admission in J.B.Thacker College. JBTC (J.B. Thacker Commerce College) is affiliated with kutch university.

Sympulse - one of the biggest fest which is held in viman nagar campus. other events like Cult Nites etc are also the point of attraction. colleges from all over india participate in the fest wich happens every annum.

A fairly good gender ratio. Many extracurricular activities are being organised by the college on a regular basis. There are many cultural societies inside the college which are solely under the control of students.

We had few good faculties.Rest were disaster.Course curriculum were as same as any other management college quite flexible.We had duo semester exams per year including viva assessment test for every subject.College didn't spent much on hiring good faculty and teachers.

Student didn't get placed anywhere hence they had to look out for jobs attention walkins. Placements were mostly of marketing and into sales. Zero scope for finance related domain and Hr as well. Only domestic and paying less package companies had come.

Hell expensive was the course with many people relying on loans or scholarships. Fee structure was yearly. Though fees for all tge courses were not the same and highest was that of aeronautical engineeding during the time we entered. Fees for most of the courses were 1.5l to be paid single time. Delaying it was generally not possible unless you specify any particular reason.

Companies like bosch, ge, mahindra came here. The college had bosch's autocad sesign centre which provided internship to many student. We have many more manufacturing units in chennai like ashok leyland and many students also did internship from these factory units.

For internships also it is a good college. Even SBI was the to select students for internship for a stipend of 15000 per month. For each specialization there are many companies for internship though the college has no restrictions if someone is doing it in their own way.

When it comes to extra curricular activities its not a college for you. No doubt there is a foreign tour included but thats not the thing.Surely you get get some becaus its a bschool but you cant compare it to that of others in terms of extra curricular activities.

The entrance exam for this college was held in this college itself. There were two rounds, first was group discussion and the next one was personal interview. The candidates were supposed to pass both the rounds for admission, as the course is MBA Integrated 5yrs program so we were given a chance to enter into a professional management college just after passing our 12th.

In our first college internship we were sent to Reliance money, where we were supposed to pay 3k for internship as we were in second year, but that internship was optional as everyone was given a chance to find out internship on their own too. In the second internship which was in our 4th year we were supposed to find internship on our own.

Many scholarships are offered to students. One is based on caste, if a student belongs to lower caste and family has low income, then they are offered scholarships. Another one is based on merit, who so ever has the highest marks is offered the scholarship.

Fees is feasible. It is around twenty thousand per semester. And in between even we do not need to pay any other expenses. So fee structure is fine. Other than that hostel and mess charges are separate.

Fees is affordable as it is a Delhi University College and being a government college, that was quite affordable. Fees was merely 5600 for the entire year, though exam fee was supposed to be submitted separately. The fees for other courses were also around 5k to 7k per year. At present I don't know about the fee structure. Apart from fee, the canteen food was much more affordable, the food offered was hygienic and healthy but was sold at its leadt price. In context of fees and other facilities, my college was easy to afford eventhough few people were getting relaxation as per scholarships and OBC and sports quota.

Yes I actually enjoyed my college life as there was fine blend of co-curricular activities. There were street dramas on gender biasness there were inter college debates organised by Gender Sensitisation Commity of our department and college there were fresher's Parties, Farewell Parties and college Fests there were events like steet dramas, shows, skits and cultural dances regarding Social Issues like Sexual Orientation, increasing Rapes, racism and gender equity.

I can't list the activities or events at LPU because its huge, endless, departments have their own events [ like fashion course students]. Its like a 365 days festive season at LPU. But I wouldn't say it means there is no study. I hated it but yes, if there is fest going on at any area of the campus and you want to attend it, you have to take your classes first. LPU is a good place for expressing you talents in music, dance, art, fashion, etc.

For internships, we had to struggle on our own, I mean the Life Sciences students. Not many companies came at the University i myself found and did my internship at United Breweries and since it is a manufacturing unit, there was NO internship.

Through out the year, there were many technical and cultural events organized in our college. That give good opportunities for everyone to showcase their talents and learn new technologies and also have fun at cultural events our Annual Cultural event is.

Placements are very good.Almost all big MNCs (CTS, TCS, Wipro, Delloite, Broadridge) etc came and selected students across various departments infact more than 80% of the students got placed in campus interviews.

The college has a very poor placements ,only companies like Infosys is the major player who pays 3.25L and is the one which hires in bulk .Other placements are through offcampus and there are less chances of getting placed if we dont clear for Infosys.

The college offers excellent scholarship facility for the well deserved candidates by offering free education except the exam fees and other personal expenses. All the total expense of the most deserved students will be borne by the college.

Management experience was not good enough as the staff is very rude. However faculty is very nice and humble and one of the best in same type of college. But if you get the time there are many different Extra curricular activities

There is ample opportunities but as my residence was very faar away I could not get the time for any type of extra curricular activities but there are many different types of extra curricular activities.

Our college as I mentioned above will support in all the areas like academics, sports, cultural and other events that students can bring in their ideas and can fulfill with the support of the staff our college is famous for event called SARGAM which is biggest and longest event intercollegiate event where you can participate in many events and games it will be held normally in the month of September around for 2 3days and sports, business expo, other exhibitions will be going on.

Our college has really good placement cell where the HRs of placement departments will strive harder to get good and best companies to the campus for selections in fact even I got a chance to attend some companies like E&Y, Goderej & Boyce, Tesco, Honeycomb, Socite Generele, Quest Global, Northern Trust etc where I got into Godrej & Boyce with good package.

Many companies came here and pick up the best student who score very much good and take the a interviews BCA package is approximately 9 lakh many students get the placements who cross the interview many not because they failed the in interviews.

Seniors are very good i meet with many seniors all are the warm heart good natural soft attitude with junior they help if you know a any Senior if they know you too they help you in any work even in exams too in some work's.

Career counselling service is available to help students better plan their academic activities as well as their future. The College helps the students recognize and enhance their latent talents/potentials through regular counselling. Last year (2014), 100% students were placed. Companies visited for campus recruitment are:Google, Amazon.com, Jet Airways, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, HP, Goldman Sachs, Ernst & Young, Wells Fargo, Toyota, Reliance, ANZ, Tesco, Deloitte, L&T, Northern Trust and 20 others. The CTC offered is of high standards and in comparison with the market.

The faculty staff is amazing. They have an engaging personality and teaching style with clear objectives for lessons and passion for teaching.The faculties have the willingness to always improve with a lot of humility and ability to collaborate with students. One important character most of the faculties have is effective discipline skills and they promote positive behaviors and change in the classroom.Ps: My personal favourite faculty was Suresh L.

Lack of coordination among staff. The recruitment of qualified and senior faculties from outside India is a must. Facilities are good and growing day by day but qualities and helpful facilities need to be focused like 24hrs canteen, hostelling, etc.

Course syllabuses are well designed but lack timely up gradation. Many of them are too lengthy and lacks expertise. The availability of guest lectures is very poor. Many times several referrals given by experts are not available in the library.

The seniors were very much helpful, we felt like friends, they were very down to earth & also kept us motivating to do our best for college and nation. The alumni of DTU are in each and every field some of them have even joined ministries under Govt of India. Today, i am working in Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change as Senior Scientist, and in the same ministry we have so many alumni of DTU, even my boss whom i am reporting to, is also a DCEiite.

I did my internship at Confederation of Indian Industries for two months with the stipend of Rs. 5,000/- per month. The DTU is always flooded with various types of companies like software, business development & analytics, construction etc. And the best thing is that the companies strive hard among themselves at the end of the placement year to recruit students as all the students get placed within 3-4 months of the start of the recruitment session.