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The tuition fees here will be varying according to the category and family income of the candidate. SC/ST students receive a hundred percent tuition fee waiver irrespective of their family income. If you belong to a different category, you will be paying the tuition fees according to your family income. If your family income is below 1 lakh per annum, you will be receiving a hundred percent tuition fee waiver but if your family income falls anywhere between 1 lakh and 1 rupee to 5 lakh per annum, you will be receiving a two third tution fee waiver which means that you will be paying only one third of the tuition fee which is my case too but if your family income is greater than 5 lakhs per annum, then you will need to pay 100% tuition fee and no waivers will be applicable for you. Irrespective of your category or family income, other fees which include the hostel fee, library fee, mess fee, etc. need to be paid and no waivers are provided. Scholarships are provided once you get admitted to your respective course. Few scholarship providers include NSP, Reliance, SBI, etc. The criterias for every scholarship is different which generally prefer on the basis of your category and family income. The fees of the institute in detail can be accessed on their website.

The professors here are quite chill with the students and they try their best to make the concepts clear for the students. The number of faculties per subject is also quite great as some subjects have 5 to 6 different faculties for a single semester. I generally love the teaching style of Purushottam Sir who is the faculty in charge for the Mechanical Engineering branch. Sir teach very well and also make the students memorise everything that he had taught in his last class. There are a few faculties which I don't like but it will not be appropriate for me to take their names out as it may be for me that I don't like them but other students would be loving them. Each semester includes two main exams namely, Mid - semester exam and End - semester exam. There are other sessional tests, lab exams too which are scheduled by the respective faculties. The sessionals, lab exams , mid semester exams are quite easy but the end semester exam is quite moderate to tough. Generally, 15-20 students fail to clear the exam including all of the branches. The course curriculum is quite relative as the curriculum includes the important practical skills too other than the theoritical part.

I paid 4000 rupees yearly in my B.a. in bengali course . Tuition fees is 1250 per six months. And development fees is 500 rupees yearly and other fees like lab fees , library fees etc. is 1000 rupees total. My batchmate who are doing B.sc. in maths they're paying 9500 yearly and who are doing B.sc. in geo. are paying 8500 total in one year . Who passed the exam by 60% or above they can apply Bibekananda Merit cum means scholarship. This scholarship is totally government controled.

I want to know bengali literature and all type of poems and proses that's why I choose B.a. in bengali literature. According to me, my course helps me in doing Masters in Bengali. From the point of view of improvements, I feel that digital classes can be conducted in the class by leaving the theory classes. Mere collage The exam level is basically hard and exams are conducted twice a year.

It's bs-ms course in ai and cybersecurity which it think gonna be next big thing and they have brought up that first other then many college in a hybrid model which u think is pretty good I don't think I can give any suggestions on it , it's going on pretty well with no issues Exams are going on regular intervals with a normal to high difficult

We have a fest idk name but yea it happens once a year when we go for our end semester exams for me its yet to happen as it's just my first semester here Activity and all pretty less as online model but in end semester exams we get to do all in 10-15 days

Curriculum is not good it is not much related or helpful for future use. I am a BCA student according to modern trend python coding language has a good scope but university is still stucked with the c programming which is not even much useful. The curriculum doesn't prepare much for the real world. The course should he modified with advance learning methods. The exams are held very frequently which is one of the most bad drawback of this university. It doesn't even give time for preparation.

There are many staffs and facilities. The staff that i like is Dr Mohd Faizan sir and Azram Tahoor ma'am. Both of them are very dedicated towards their subjects they focus on each and every students. Analyse their strengths weaknesses and guides in every aspects. The faculty i didn't like is scholarship cell staff who is kind of rude and also my HOD. There are total 3 exams in first semester and 2 practicals.

Year wise I am paying 150,000 rs now. My total couse fees is 8 lakh , 10 thousand. Admission fees is 2 lakh . In college hostel and tution fees is 75 thousand both ,so together 1 lakh 50 thousand every year . 10 thousand extra is for other facilities like transport and clinical duty purpose. My batchmates fees r sm like me but 40/50 thousand difference is there with my fees . In my college scholarships facility is there for state students only so I am not getting because I am from another state .

I see nurses care so well when an ill patient really need help .this thing always motivate me from my childhood so I choose this course .in teaching method they should add more teachers ..and side by side practice should be done so that student can corelate with the theory

I THINK I CAN'T TELL ABOUT THE FACULTY RATION BECAUSE I HAVE NOT SEEN MUCH THE STUDENT AND THE TEACHERS APART FROM IF I WOULD THALK ABOUT NATURE SO I HAVE ONCE MEET A PROFESSOR AND HE WAS LETRALLY VERY POLITE AND SWEET WITH ME AND APART FROM HIM I DONT KNOW ABOUT OTHERS BEACUSE I HAVE NEVER SEEN OR MEET THEM BECAUSE CLLEGE HAVE NEVER ARRANGED CLASSES FOR US. IN A YEAR THERE IS TWO SEMESTER AND WE ONLY NEED TO GIVE EXMAS IN YEAR END SEMESTER FOR BOTH SEMESTERS TOGETHER. IF WE ARE STUDYING ON DAILY BASIS THEN ITS QUIT EASY TO GIVE EXAMS BECAUSE THE DIFFICULTY RATION OF EXMAS ARE NOT THAT DIFFICULT. ALTHOUGH I HAVE NEVER FAILDE IN EXMAS BUT I HAVE HEARD THAT MANY STUDENTS FAIL EXAMS.

the yearly fee i have paid in the starting was 15000 for admission and after that for assignments i had to paid for around 4000 rupees and then for the exams i have paid around 4600 rupees for the first year this was the fee structure and for the second year it was same almost. and then for the 3rd year my fee was around 7000 rupees for admission only. im only doing self study without any other expenses and i have not get any scholarships from the college and the management of college is not that good there is no specific place where from we get proper information about exams or any technical things how to do that.

70 for 1 ratio and I like many of the faculties and they teach good and well . We can clearly understand course s they taught us and the exam also will come in the syllabus but evaluation will be not fair sometine accordingly faculty

Year fee 400000 Caution fee 10000 Registration fee 6000 My batchmate fee 150000 Caution fee 10000 Registration fee 6000 No development fee and lab fee and free gym and have swimming pool and we should write aee exam for admission

They offen organize robo fest Convocation ceremony Arihant Fest Freshers party Farewell party And in library there are many books which we can read and improve our knowledge. They also promote students if anyone have skill of editing dance singing etc..

As my knowledge they is no minimum eligibility for campus placement If you have skill you can give interviews to companies and in this college faculty guide us . I have planned to do mca after getting degree I have no plans to take placement after bca.

1 teacher teach 2 subject average relationship between teachers and students Can't tell the names of faculty 2 ta 1 mid sem and 1 end sem is there 25 ,50,100 marks easy exams are there not much difficulty you can pass exam by studying one night before exam

I am in b.tech m.tech cse for first 6 sem the fees is 67000 and after that for 4 sem the fees is 91000 Tution fees is 60000 and rest is exam fees Cation fees iss 7500 For all categories same fees and scholarship are there for st

Mainly there are two fests occur in our college. One is technical fest which is known by Phase shift and an anual fest known as Utsav. The library is very huge equipped with many technical books, computers with internet, discussion rooms, and all are AC cabins. Every classes are huge and have a big black board. We do have a sports complex, an indoor stadium with badminton courts and basketball court, a small ground where students play kabaddi, volleyball, cricket and many others. There are many student clubs which are based on specific branches, fests and other fields.

From 5th semester itself the students are eligible to apply the campus placements according to the company requirements. The placement cell of the campus is very well. There are some set of rules in the cell. Many of the companies offer employments to the students studying in the college. Some of the popular companies include Infosys, Wipro, Bosch, Catterpillar, IBM, TCS and others. The students with above 8 CGPA have 90% chance of getting placed. I am also planning to getting placed after completion of my course.

Specific Aspects That Influenced the Decision For students choosing a professional or certificate course, the curriculum usually becomes the deciding factor based on three key pillars: Job-Oriented Specific Skills: The primary influence is the curriculum's direct focus on market-based, job-ready skills (e.g., Python, Data Science, Digital Marketing tools). Unlike a traditional degree, the appeal is that every module must be immediately applicable to a job. Portfolio Development: Students are heavily influenced by modules that are project-based or require them to build a portfolio (like a website, a code repository, or a marketing plan). The curriculum must be designed to result in tangible work that can be shown to employers. Industry Certification Alignment: If the course prepares students for an external, recognized industry certificate (like CCNA, MCP, or Google/Meta certificates), the curriculum's strict adherence to that certification standard is a major influence. 2. Preparation for Real-World Applications The curriculum of a successful short-term course is designed to excel specifically in preparing students for real-world applications. Curriculum Improvements Mandatory Soft Skills Integration: While technical skills are a focus, the curriculum should mandate dedicated modules on non-technical, yet critical, job skills like: Professional Communication and Email Etiquette Team Collaboration and Project Management (Agile/Scrum basics) Interview Preparation and Mock Interviews Industry Feedback Loop: Establish a more frequent and formal system to update the curriculum based on current industry demands, possibly involving an advisory board of employers or recent alumni.

This is an excellent set of questions, as the quality of the faculty and the student-teacher interaction are crucial for your academic experience. Specific Ratio: A specific, official, institute-wide faculty-to-student ratio (e.g., 1:15 or 1:20) for our college was not published in the available public information. Students appreciate faculty who are easily accessible both during and outside of class for doubts, advice, and general guidance. Faculty who teach complex or technical subjects but are unable to present the material in a clear, understandable, or organized way. There are 5 exams in per semester in this course and the exams was pretty good not so easy and not so hard. Nearly 20% students are fail to pass the exams.

All buildings our campus has its department carved and then two buildings have auditorium has well. There's an amphitheatre and two sports ground. Also, every classrooms in our campus are air-conditioned and there's more to it as well. Our campus also hosts apme events but major events are still held at the main campus which includes our annual fest Engie too.

DTU has relevant and efficient faculties as most of them are certainly at par with that of top level universities like MAHE, Symbi or the others. Some of them are even prodigies of that. So Mr Anant Panchal who is from IIM Ahmedabad and have been teaching at Delhi School of Management for more than a decade now is i feel is the best of all.

I paid 20 lakh in first year it included 3 lakh security fees (which will be refunded on completion on course) and 50000 for kit, bone box and vaccination and for second, third and fourth year my total fees was 1535851. Tuition fees is 13 lakhs and mess food and hostel charges are 150000 for double occupancy room for all the years and there's extra 65000 examination fees which has to be paid before final exams each year. And for last 6 months of 4.5 year course the fees is 767626. In internship the hostel charges are 250000 and extra mess food charges. Fees is same for all of the students, there is no concession or scholarship or any kind of financial aid for students.

Faculties are very supportive and helpful classes are taken as lectures or sometimes saminars and students also do presentation. For clinical postings batch is divided small groups so it's easy to teach. Every year there are term exams (once or twice) other than this there are class test arranged by individual departments. And on year end there is pre professional and professional final exams. Fail portion of students are not more than 1/4 of the batch strength.

I got seat in EC engineering branch with fees of one lakh twenty one thousand and twenty thousand of development fees in college so totally we paid about one lakh forthy one thousand this is the above fee structure that I have paid after joining the college

There are 2 sem exam for a year and 2 internals which is for 25 marks and they are very different to clear if we pass we are eligible for sem exam otherwise they won't allow to sem exam overall engineering is better and best

College arrange many faculty and exams for a students I like the ancient that they made for the students like the range in horizontal and vertical manner so that every student can easily sit they are and talk to the invigilator for any query. I also like the structure of exam they made because it is able to average student to school higher in exams.

Around 150000 for a year including tuition fee and registration. The registration fees was of 500 for SC ST and the admission and development fee was total of 1500 and laugh fee and other compulsory charges was around two or 3000. The fee general caste was maximum as compared to SC ST group.

The Diploma in Computer Science and Technology has a relevant curriculum with subjects like programming, networking, database and OS. Labs help in understanding practical skills. Exams are held on time and the difficulty level is moderate. The course is good for both real-world applications and further studies, though more practical workshops would make it even better.

My college offers limited internship opportunities, mostly through local IT firms and small companies. The roles usually involve basic computer support, data entry, and simple programming tasks. Students can work on small projects that help build practical skills. Although most internships are unpaid, they still provide good exposure and real-world experience.

In Our college mostly every festivals are celebrated with huge excitement with everyones involvement in the programs that are initiated by our classmates during different types of festival celebration. Every year in our sna program is held where different types of indoor and outdoor games are organised by our college committee and huge numbers of my batchmates including me involve in it with great pride. In our college fees groups are created where they select president, vice president to organize small groups to promote different types of programmes in college campus like national immunization schedule, breast feeding techniques etc.

I have came from south dhadka, asansol, west bengal. I belong to general casts. I have not got any scholarship aid. I admitted myself in Oxford college of nursing sciences, bsc nursing branch. While persuing my studies, i have given total of ?800000 for my four year course, in which ?75000 for hostel fees, ?75000 college fees for each year and along with it ?3000 as lab fees and extra amount of ?10000 for college uniform and mislineous fees. Batchmate fees structure is same as mine.

Campus life is very you are find a vibrant community of student from diverse background its melting port of a culture interest and personalities you have a plenty of opportunity to make new friends attend events and dissipated in activities that a line with your passion from casual Hangout to culture and festivals their always something happening on campus Club involvement Club and organisations are there live blood of a campus life you are find a wide range of a group chatring to various interest from sports and music to debate and community services joining a club is a great way to meet like minded peoples develop new skills and build your network many club also organise event workshop and competition which can be a fantastic way to get evolve and make a name for yourself on campus

DU SOL courses curriculum in highly rated for its relevance and comprehensiveness haircut current student and alumini have to say Relevance the curriculum is designed to provide a strong foundation in the Susan field making its relevant forum future career course like b.com be honors BBA f i a r tailors with practical knowledge and skill that can be applied in real world scenario Overall use all curriculum is well structure and design to provide student with a solid foundation in their field however some area mein benefit from more practical exposure and hand on experience more practical exposure and hands on experience

For General category (my category), the overall fees are quite affordable. Each year the total fee comes around 5,000. This includes: Tuition Fee: 2,000 Registration/Admission Fee: 800 Development Fee: 700 Lab/Library Fee: 500 Caution Money: 500 (one-time, paid in 1st year) Other compulsory charges: 500 (exam forms + university charges) Total for 1st Year: approx. 5,500 Total for 2nd & 3rd Year: approx. 5,000 per year There is no major increase in fees every year; the amount remains almost the same. 2. Fees Paid by My Batchmates (Other Categories) SC / ST Category: Total yearly fee is around 3,000 – 3,500 They get some concessions in development and tuition fees. Management / Other Quota Students: Their yearly fee goes 7,000 – 8,000 depending on the college under LNMU. Additional development and admission charges are higher. 3. Scholarships Available LNMU students get access to multiple government scholarships. Some popular ones for B.Com students include: (A) Merit-cum-Need Scholarship If a student has 80% or above in 12th, they receive: 12,000 per year for all 3 years of graduation This is the most common scholarship, and many students from my batch have received it. (B) Post Matric Scholarship (for SC/ST/OBC/EBC) Amount varies from 2,000 to 10,000 per year Depends on the student’s category and family income. (C) College-Level Merit Scholarships A few colleges under LNMU give 3,000 – 5,000 per year to toppers or rank holders. 4. Total Course Fee (For Complete 3 Years) General Category: approx. 15,000 – 15,500 SC/ST Category: approx. 9,000 – 10,500 Management Quota: approx. 21,000 – 24,000 Since fees do not increase significantly, the total remains almost constant for all 3 years.

I would rate the B.Com curriculum at LNMU around 7.5/10 for relevance and coverage. I chose this course because it included all the important commerce subjects needed for government exams, higher studies like MBA, and basic professional courses. The syllabus builds a good theoretical foundation, but it lacks practical exposure like Tally, GST or real industry projects. Teaching methods are simple and could be improved with more modern, interactive approaches. Exams are held twice a year and follow predictable patterns, so the difficulty level is moderate. With notes and regular study, most students clear them easily.

I've got a very neutral opinion about the campus of Deshbandhu. It's small, got no ground or even a wide park/garden, but the science block of deshbandhu is pretty good, it got good classrooms, washroom facility, etc. there are only few sports in the college, there's no football/cricket ground or a basketball court too, but still the rest of the sports are available if you're interested in it.

The faculty to student ratio is a little low, like a teacher is teaching a class of approximately 70-80 students so that thing can be improved, but the faculty is highly educated and supportive. There are only 1-2 class test throughout the semester with 1-2 assignments, viva, presentation and then the final exam.