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St. Xavier's COllege is widely know for its B.com course across the country. The course is believed to be very relevant and comprehensive. I personally decided to choose the course since I plan on giving the CA examinations , and the subjects taught by this course align well with the exam syllabus. The course covers topics which are directly related to real life business applications and also aligns well with students who plan on taking other professional examinations simultaneously. The current course is aligned with NEP 2020, so it is well updated. The examinations are quite frequent, and test our deep understanding, not just rote learning. The end-of-semester exams are known to be fairly difficult - though again - helpful to students pursuing other professional courses.

The faculty to student ratio varies from 1:70 to about 1:100. Faculty members however, are very approachable and take care to foster and maintain a good faculty student relationship. the faculty is very qualified and knowledgeable, with a high number of faculty members having a Phd. Classes are interactive and students are assigned professor mentors to help with any troubles they might be facing in the college. There are two exams conducted every semester. One is the mid-semester exam called the Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA), and the other is the end semester exam. The CIA's are fairly standard with good conceptual questions. The end semester exams, however, tend to lead toward the more difficult side which cannot be solved through just rote learning.

The curriculum is pretty good they have introduced new programming language to us in every semester and made us familiar with them also the syllabus is modified and it really do give a insight about real life challenges they also have added a ess subject to make us ready for placement those who are serious will learn those who are not will not.What I think can be improved is the faculty knowledge the course syllabus is amazing but if we are taught correctly not just to pass exam it will really be helpful.The exams aren't that hard but it many times differs according to the teachers who set the paper up.

The faculty to students ratio is pretty much balanced and faculty is helpful even outside the class.There are some gems who really teach and there are some who themselves don't know what they are doing so it's basically your luck who you got. The exams are as in every engineering college every semester consists of 2 mid terms and one end terms along with it we have assignments and class tests which aren't that big of a load we have learnt to live with these.

There are some internship oppurtunities in this college but mostly You have to apply for it own your own and major internship companies are infosys , amazon etc. Mostly if you have skills and you can work on them then there are oppurtunities.

The curriculum is good and is advanced according to the new syllabus and placement requirements. The curriculum prepares us well for real-world problems, and the frequency and timing of exams are also good, which improves our study pattern

Mostly, all the faculties at SRCC are very good. They're well qualified, and it is quite evident from the methods they use to reach us, that they're not just trying to make us bookworms, but rather imparting a certain degree of pratical knowledge. I have had very genuine conversations and advices from our faculty. There are a few exceptions, offcourse. Some of the great faculty in our college include Kinner Jain Ma'am, Renu Agrawal Ma'am, Anuj Bhatia Sir, Saurabh Gupta Sir, Mohammad Hassan Sir. There are a few faculty teachers, that I do not particularly admire, Alok Sir and RK Shah Sir. It is mostly due to the fact that their behaviour towards the students turn hostile, hasn't happened to me personally, but it is a shared experience amongst our batchmates. The End Semester Examinations are the ones, which carry maximum weightage in our CGPA, and they're fairly straight to the point. However, the Internal Assessments, like Tests, Presentations and Activities, keep spanning throughout the semester, and they carry a very major weightage. Hence, it becomes significant to be vigilant throughout the semester. Except for a few papers like SEC, VAC and AEC, the other papers, do seem to add genuine value and feel relevant.

In totality, B. Com (Hons) provides a great deal of understanding of accounts, finance, marketing, branding etc. Thus, for someone trying to decide between various Commerce Courses, B. Com (Hons), stands out. Even today, when alot of people question the course's credibility and relevance, I feel, it adds plenty of value to an individual. Practicality, sometimes, does seem to be an issue, however, the faculty does add value to making it lively through case solving, real world examples, site visits, interactive seminars with esteemed guests and much more. If I were to suggest areas for improvement in the curriculum, which does sometimes, seem to be outdated, I would totally suggest the integration of AI into our courses, instead of writing long assignments with 0 learning value, we can try to focus on pr Live Projects or experiences which tend to add value to us. I'm pretty much satisfied with the teaching methods. If the frequency of tests can be checked upon, it would be less of a burden. Because, at present, every alternate day, there's a test, and sometimes it becomes a wee bit difficult to keep a count of the n number of things you're doing at once.

Curriculum includes lab works, workshops and seminars. Which influence the choice to choose the course. But they are lacking to get hands on experience. Though they are guest lectures and seminar which is highly beneficial. Need to provide report on summer internship, industrial training, which is mandatory according to curriculum. Which helps in gaining hands on real life skills. But students still pass this barrier using fake certification and copied reports. And faculty is not strict about this. I believe the latest technologies which is not integrated in curriculum like AI/ ML ,recent frameworks , even if integrated not taughtd in depth. Like we have subjects AI , ML but no practical learning. Assignment are huge burden with little learning we need assessment that tests understanding rather than memorization. More subjects needed on softs skills especially in last year during placement season. Live project with company as all student are not able to land good internships. Frequency of exams like midterm( 2 in 3-4 months) ,practical( at the end of semester just after 2 nd midterm exam). End semester exams - 10-20 days after practical exams.

The faculty ratio is 1: 25. Total faculties count is nearly 80 across all departments. Faculty are supporting and helpful, they are approachable ,that you can meet them in their cabins, they respond to doubt. Faculty I liked - Dr Jyoti Gajrani(DBMS, Linux,and others)- very supporttive and we'll experienced and a wonderful teacher. Teaches brilliantly and makes student want to learn more. Dislike Sir Vinesh Jain - extra strict about assignment and too slow for course progression. Not a good experience learning with him. Nearly all faculty except few are strict about assignment and deadlines, other that new assistant professors. Many don't cover all parts of syllabus thoroughly. Exams include - internal/ mid term 2 per semesters, - plus practical exams and - lastly semester end exams. Difficulty can go to moderate to difficult. Internal are easier baring few. Around 60% percent pass the all semester exams. Curriculum is still relevant baring few subjects which have no purpose for today's tech stack. Projects are given but not seriously analysed or taken for granted by both students and faculty.

There are numerous societies to indulge in and find your right fit but at the same time the initial few days become overwhelming due to simultaneous registrations of every society causing slip ups in some opportunities. Moreover numerous events conducted both within the campus and invited to by regional institutions broaden one’s scope. Mordern trends in Microbiology is the esteemed event of this department which encompasses both academic and cultural elementsto suit everyons needs. Most of the classes have ACs, so summers are not very harsh. The main canteen is pretty good with both veg and non-veg options. There are other smaller canteens present at the terrace and near the library. There is free Wi-Fi available over campus and the library is the perfect place to prep for any exam. I practically live in there during exam  weeks.

The professors are extremely helpful. They hold great office hours and genuinely want to see you succeed. There are significant challenges faced by students like me who are not well versed in the local language Bengali. Majority of the student population converses in Bengali which can pose significant problems in starting conversations. Moreover, the teachers also choose to switch from English to Bengali on multiple occasions resulting in difficulty in understanding the course. The teachers are very understanding and approachable and hence if requested would definitely accommodate if asked. Frequent lab classes are conducted for maximum practical exposure but only limited equipment is provided which is required to be shared amongst everyone.

The course and curriculam is really great there are new subjects like digital marketing , digital empowerment, negotiation and leadership , vedic maths , it skills and data analysis which helps a peraon further in life

Almost 10 companies come for internahip in the college and 8p students get placed as intern of aome conpany in on college campus internship and rest get internship on their own via off campus college internships

The faculty is nice and supportive in all aspects. They support the students and are understanding, ofc exceptions are always there but most of them are approachable in terms of guidance for career. The exams are not that difficult considering you've prepared enough, the faculty to student ratio is 1:60 which i think can be improved.

The societies are very active in SRCC, with over 60+ societies, both cultural and academic there is a lot of exposure, SRCC library has a vast collection of books including English Hindi and regisonal books, these include academic fiction non fiction all genres of books. Student societies are big part of SRite life.

the faculty to student ratio is pretty well divided and adequate, the teachers are very helpful and maintain or atleast try to maintain a healthy relationship with each student present. moreover there arent any professors i dislike but a number of professors i really like for their teaching style and knowledge of the subject in general, who i will not be naming. we have 4 exams a year, 2 mid semester examinations happening in september and march respectively and 2 end semester examinations happening in december and may respectively. they are not difficult perse if you have studied the modules and topics along with the notes the teachers provide and the books they suggest. in our course, there are barely 2-3 students who fail to clear the exam but the curriculum is pretty relevant besides it not having any modern day economics present. the curriculum however is based on the fact that we get a knowledge about every topic in economics and the teachers henceforth encourage us to write research papers and study modern day economics based on those topics or our knowledge on economics in general.

year wise fee i will be paying is roughly 75000, but for semester 2 1st insallment it cost me around 17000, with a segregated fee for computer lab, tuition fee, additional fee, development fee and the exam fee summing upto 16100 to be precise as follows: computer fee : 3000 tuition fee: 1500 other fee : 11600 Moreover, for other departments like Bcom (Bachelors of commerce), their 1st semester 1st installment fee is roughly 40000, inclusive of the admission fee and otherwise per semester installment wise it is roughly around 15000-20000 inclusive of the various subjects we will be studying and the college amenities which will be used in that session. Other courses like the Bcom Evening batch and other multimedia and biotechnology courses are on a higher side regarding their fee strucutre ranging from 60000-65000 as their semester 1 installment 1 fee. There are a number of scholarship availabilites depending on a students performance in a particular semester, year or subject as well.

The internship season has almost begun(it's end of September) and our CVs are almost done and vetted by the placement cell of SRCC. There are over 100+ internship offers to the students of our college, including some very famous companies like bain and company, Deloitte and BCG.

My overall experience is really good, on campus life is very peaceful and full of opportunities in real world aspects. There is a very good sports complex in our college, we tend to play basketball and badminton. The infrastructure is good but could be better.

We have one professor and 70 students. Our HOD, Dr. Sharmishtha Jha M.A, Ph.D., PG Diploma (SRFTI) is very approachable and very easy to talk to. I was very intimidated by the other professors on the day of the physical verification of documents and she helped me by being humorous and understanding. Dr. Shenjuti Dutta Ph.D, M.Phil and M.A. in Film Studies is the HOD of film studies. She is very passionate about her subject and that reflects in her teaching. Professor Ustav Chatterjee explains the texts in his own words and uses real life examples for the better understanding of students.

The course theory helps us gain a solid understanding of the subject matter. Film studies and Mass Communication theory classes has laid down the foundation of the subject- from what is a shot and the kinds of shots and angles, to the beginning of radio in India and essays by CS Pierce and John Berger. The course also includes practical classes in the sound labs, editing labs and we will learn to use a camera, as one of the things we will have to do in this course is make films of our own.

About 75 students are there in every batch. Most of the teachers are approachable. They guide you with your projects and research paper. Some of the best teachers were Dr. Alongbar Wary, he really helped me out in getting my research paper published. Also Dr. Priyanka, she made me fall in love with physics. I didnt really like my sspd teacher, he made up beg for .5 marks just so the cgpa could change. There are semester exams, in total there are 8 sems and in between each sem we have mid sems of 2 units. The subjects are relevant and moderate to pass.

The annual fest TAARANGANA happens in the month of dec or jan. Technical events like hackathons and ideathons happens on a daily basis. Most of the books are available in the library and journals like ieee and springer can be accessed easily through igdtuw wifi. The IT block classrooms have ac recently installed, smart boards are there in the classroom. The societies are pretty much active. IGDTUW resources provides you the notes and previous year papers.

There are many festivals like Induction program, Harmony (Fresher Party), Anubhuti rtc. In my college Central library available books are approx 10000. In classrom they provide Smart board and in lab computer with redhat OS , CPU processor i7 12700k 32gb ram. Yes in University sports and extracurricular activities are offered in campus. Yes some students run social groups, clubs or students portal

Faculty is very good and supportive they support students and they understand any topic in easy and simple ways. I liked Dr. Anil Kumar Pandey he teach me PPS in simple and effective way. There are four exams 2 IT , Mid term exams and end semester exam. Exam are moderate oly few students fail in exam whose basic are not clear who Don't attend classes.

i pay around 6.5 lakhs per year for the whole course including mess and hostel charges , arround 5 .2 lakhs are of tution which is on very high side,and there is no reservation for any caste,gender, creed or disabilites .1.3 rakhs are of mess charges which is very decent and provides good quality food and enough spacious rooms.For opting scholarship you have to you should be have under 12,000 rank jee advanced for 25,000 fee relief ,under7,500 for 35,000 relief and under 5,000 for 50,000 thousand fee relief which is not very less and if you have financial crisis your cgpa should be above 7.5 and i am not aware of how much rebate you will get .also if you score more 9.25 sgpa you will get a scholarship of about 25,000-50,000 bscholarship

faculty to student ratio is pretty decent as if teacher is not present or available there are assisstant teachers,TAs or phd students for doubt clearance .computer faculty is the faculty i liked the most beacuse they are very modernised and explain with real world examples are enough strick to make student study.I dont like the physics faculty because they are not much engaging as the subject needs it to be.Also our semester is disemester nature means two major exams are conducted in a semester which is midsem and endsem along with quizes and projects

the acedemic fees per annum is 890000, the hostel fees being 143000 and mess fees 104000(the mess fees increases by 10% each year and the hostel fees increases by 15% each year). post graduate merit scholarships: the semester topper gets an acedemic acholarship based on acedemic excellence , a minimum cgpa of 7.5. concession of 50% of the acedemic fees in the semester in which the student topped . scholarship by university sports board: a scholarship of 24000 rs per awarded to the top 5 sportsmen of symbiosis university late jayatee deshmukh best outgoing girl student gold medal is awarded each year at the time of convocation.

The course is well planned out and niche core to the specialisation. The curriculum prepares the students with real world examples and case studies to the students to solve. The etaching could be increased in some subjects but other than that the course is very well planned out. There is enough time given to the students to prepare and appear for the exams. And with sufficient preparations and notes provided by the faculty the exams are moderately easy

The faculty to student ratio varies with department. In our year we have 70 students and 5 professors. The faculty is easily approachable and always willing to clarify our issues, both inside and outside the class. There are class tests, midsems and endsems. The exams are not easy, and one has to study hard to pass. That, in turn, becomes a motivator for students. The curriculum, especially after the 2023 revamp, is extremely relevant to higher studies and industrial applications. Many people have gotten into prestigious institutes of great academic repute and industries after passing out from here , one of the best faculty members is professor Anindya Dey, himself an author of multiple books on the repeated publication houses.

The campus is in close proximity to two metro stations and the American society hence people find a lot of things to do around the college period our Central library has 91000 books and thereare hree such libraries. There is a mediate of societies in St Xavier's College Kolkata. I myself from a part of two societies The Xaverian Academy of Dance and Music and the debate society.

There are so many reasons to choose this curiculum as we learn alot in finance here, we upgrade over financial skills here, such as learning power Bi , Advanced excel, Financial Modelling and various other knowledge about the technical and financial analysis. The on and on Committee work is very much special for each and every student. there are n number of special guest lectures, where different type of guest comes to our college to share there experience in the college, there real life experience about the challenges and benefits that they learned, they share to us. We get our chance to meet with our Alminies, who share there experiences in the college the time they spengt in the college, we get a good exposure during our internships, which also leads is to get placed in a reputed companies with a good salary package through our skills.

The social culture in our college is great, we celebrate all the festivals iun the campus as we all come from the different backgrounds, The students are from all the Geographical area across the country from north eastern state such as assam, from south all the states such as Kerala, Tamil nadu, From west - Rajasthan, Gujarat, From North- Himachal Pradesh, Uttrakhand, Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir. The technologies are great here, we get all the facilities such as Bloomberg, Smart Presentations , Analysis classes and much more than that. We got a superb ground in this Campus, The Hostels are great here,the mess food is fantastic, some times it might surprise you with best food, some times not but ya it goes on and on and on.

The faculty to student ratio currently is 1:17. Me, being the class representative, feel that the faculty is quite approachable but for other students I feel that the Class representative is the only bridge that clears any important communication. Despite that I feel that the faculty is approachable to other students as well. The student faculty relationship is good. I liked Deepa maam and Sumit sir because of their encouraging and motivating teaching style. They made certain difficult chapters so easy for me to learn. They are supportive and helpful. I also liked Neha maam and the way she teaches, using live examples from websites while teaching which attracts our attention towards the real life application of the concepts being taught. I wont say disliked but there is a faculty which I feel needs a little improvement. His name is Girish Phatak sir. His subject knowledge and intellect is commendable but more than half of the batch faces difficulty in understanding few concepts from him. The exam pattern include mid term and end term. The exams are moderate to difficult. Whole batch cleared the mid terms.

If I am to talk about the campus life, I would never fall short of words because the campus life here is the best experience that one could have. The socializing aspect here is full of opportunities not only from my college but from other symbiosis colleges too. The club involvement is rigorous. There are events coming up and lined up one after the other and students do participate in them actively. The infrastructure is top notch. we have gym,badminton court, basketball court, football round, swimming pool, snooker and table tennis facilities available everyday here.

We have paid a fianl installment of Rs. 680000 in the Sem 1 which include academic fees which included Rs.445000 and the one time institute deposit of Rs.20000 which is refundable, Hostel Deposit of Rs.20000 which is again refundable , the hostel fee per anum of Rs.143000 and mess fees of Rs.52000, this was paid at the time of admission. In Sem 2 , we need to pay a total installment which include academic fees of Rs.497000, Mess fees of Rs.52000, which has to be paid on the 25th of November 2025. For the second years, in Sem 3, We had to pay a Final installment of 640000 and Mess fees of Rs.52000 and Hostel Fees of 143000 of Hostel which are subjected to an increase of upto 15% , and mess fees are subjected to an increase of upto 10 % each year, These will be communicated to us at commencement of the next academic year, for the final sem 4, we need to pay a final sum of Rs,497000 which are again subjected to an increase from the previous year with hostel fees being possibly hiked by 15% and mess fees by 10%. Government taxes are additional as and when applicable

Most of the faculty are great. They are well knowledgeable of the courses they teach and have a great control over the class and thier workings, Most of the faculty are doctors in their respective fields or most are persuing thier doctorate. While there is place for further improvement, SSBF will cover it up soon in the upcoming years. Dr Neha Parashar , the director of the college is an expert at her profession with an amazing hold on teaching students commanding attention and respect throughout her lecture. Some faculty members will need to improve their teaching methadology but all can be improvedin time . Throughout the two years, we will be having eight exams, with four Sems and four Mid sems in total. Most students cleared the exams with ease assume a 80% clearing without any backlogs, the exams have been easy and manageble as per what i have given . The course is highly relevent as they are niche fnance subjects and is highly applicable for finance professional

Choosing My College : I choose college of engineering Chengannur after considering top options across Kerala. My decision was based on reputation, affordability and strong placements stats. Especially in Computer science stream. The college has approachable faculty, lively campus culture and transparent admission process through KEAM, made it a logical option for me over others, where cutoffs were steeper or fees far higher. Admisson Experiemce : The admission process was straight forward beaded solely on KEAM entrance rank followed by centralized counseling with clear cutoff for each branch. I found the process efiicinent and less stressful, since there were no group discussions or interviews. Fees Structure and Scholarships: Yearly tution fee is around ?40000 for merit seats higher for management or NRI. Hostel costs ?39000 to ?42000 per year. Fees remain largely stable and multiple scholarships exist; Merit-cum-need AICTE , alumni, star and central schemes. Ensuring even first generation learners can focus on studies Since I got int this college under Management quota I am and will be paying a sum of ?75000 This amount typically covers most compulsory charges: Admission fee, registration fee, development fee and essential lab fee. At the beginning of first year the eus a one time caution deposit ?2000, other small charges like if card or university registration may apply. SC, ST students are exempted from tution fee and pay only small amount for registration/admission, thanks to state scholarships! While considering my batchmeates, our class is extremely diverse with those paying merit fees to even NRI fee.

The curriculum that I'm right now studying a new one , which is the 2024 schemes diffenrt from every other scheme, consisting of new subjects and even from higher semesters, the subjects seems to be unnecessary or boring, yet there are intersting ones, the curriculum remains the same until first year , after that each department enters intro heir core subjects and labs, yet following the same the 2024 scheme , the changes I felt necessary were the ones which included shifting subjects from semester five to semester three, and addition of new subjects, I find it extremely useful if APJ university had taken the liberty to add career guiding subjects and training along with the curriculum rather than providing it outside the curriculum