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I am not clear about the faculty and student ratio . But the teachers are alloted for every subject and they even teach well. We have 7 subjects in total. Talking about my course, I have 3 DSC's i.e IIIPT, CNI and UPT that is my core subject. In additional we have GE ( general elective) in which we can even get a minor degree if we study the same GE till 7 semesters as we have to opt GE every semester. For AEC we have two options i.e. EVS and a language sub (hindi or Sanskrit) which was decided by the college itself like half of the courses have to study Hindi and others have to study EVS and vice versa for the next Semester. Then we have SEC (skill enhancement course) and VAC ( Value Addition Value ) which we can chose ourselves and again we have change in next semester. Talking about exams we have 1st semester exams starting in December and ending in January and from February the second semester begins in which the entire syllabus including the Core subjects got changed. 66.66% attendance is compulsory to appear in exams. In first semester exams the questions are direct we have one question of around 18-19 marks in which we have to write around 9-10 pages each question. 10 given have been given out of which we have to do 5 in 3 hours.

I am currently pursuing my degree in B.A. Political science (hons) from Kamala Nehru College of Delhi University. Being a 1st year student my fees is 16,450 INR per year. You can also apply for fee concessions if you have any financial problem or you are good in studies.There are few scholarships by the government to which you can apply. The fees is same every year as per my knowledge.Tuition fess is 180 rupees, university student welfare fund is 250 rupee , college student welfare fund is 2030 rupee , University Development fund is 1500 rupee, College Development Fund is 4360 rupee , University facilities and services charges is 1500 rupees, College facilities and services charges is 6380 rupee and economically weaker section support University. Fund is 250 rupee. The fees for all PWD students for all courses is 120 rupee per year. Apart from this We have been asked to submit rupees 100 for alumni meet etc of my department, which we have to submit once in the three years, but its totally upto the college and the department if they ask for it or not. One drawback is this college doesn't have any hostel and as it is South Delhi the prices for PG are very high like starting is from 15k or more which is not affordable for everyone.

From 6th semester student became eligible for campus placement and company like soti, bhm visit this campus the highest package is 40 lpa which is achieved in 2008 and the average package is 4-5 lpa and for truth this year only 5 to 10 percent student placed my plan after the degree is to be entreprinure

The collage conduct 3 intership compalsary for all . In first year online intership and in second year the collage povide intership and in third intership is done by Student in any company and all and have to make some projects for placement

The placement opportunities for b.com honours are decent,only few students get placed, Around 40 to 50% of students in last batch got placed. The average package offered ranges between 2 to 3 lpa while some students with better skills secured a better package. Companies like TCS,Deloitte,Infosys is very active in campus placement but you should not be concerned about placements if you are doing BCom focus on your skills and you will secure a good package or focus on masters then after you can expect a good package

Choose become in graphic Era hill University because graphic Era provides a wide range of opportunities for students who know how to build their future,Graphic Era provides practical exposure through seminars and projects and cultural activities are held time to time.Graphic Era is also famous for its grafest which is one of the India's largest student fest our college invites celebrities and celebrities night is held.

Faculty to students ratio depends upon type of class if it's an academic class it's around 1:100 , if it's lab class or tutorial class. it's around 1:30 and if it's workshop class it's around 1:15 I like the Ravi verma most because his selfless nature towards students, There no faculty yet I am not liking There are two examination midsem and endem per semester, they are not too hard comparison with level of students, they are relevant till now

TechNITi (Oct/Nov) is the big tech fest, Utkansh (March) is all cultural vibe. Library got 75k+ books, tons of journals (IEEE, Scopus) and e?resources, even remote access. Classrooms got projectors, AC, Wi?Fi, few got smart boards too. Sports infra solid – cricket, football, badminton, gym. Loads of clubs – coding, drama, dance, literary, robotics etc. Student groups run events, hackathons, fests – makes life more fun + active beyond books.

The fees is almost 16000, it doesn't increase aa far as 2nd year and it way too affordable i guess is almost negligible for students from other backhrounds like SC, ST and OCB. I personally have no scolorship and the fees for nri quota students is almost 1 lakh

I would rate it 6 or 7 based on your future goals like my course is bcom smd you want to be an accountant or auditor ig its a prerty good and comprehensive one but for business or management i don't think it holds any relevance more of practical knowledge

My overall experience in this College has been great till now. These two years have been a total delight for me. Meeting new people, Joining new clubs and activities and interacting with the professors has given me a clearer view to what I want to be in future.

The faculty is very helpful and cooperative, they look after the needs of the students and help them with what is required. The exams are conducted twice a year, after the end of each semester so there isn't much burden of mid semester exams on students.

faculty to student ration for core subjects is 1 per class of 50-60 students. Some faculty are good while some can be better and more approachable. Some teachers provide fair markings and proper record while some reduce marks not realising the importance of grades in a student's life. We have total 7 subjects- 3 core(theory), GE/DSE (theory), AEC/EVS (theory), SEC+VAC (theory/practical). syllabus is moderate if you study properly and consistently. Maximum students pass however curriculum should be updated and irrelevant SEC/VAC subjects should be removed or replaced.

college society annual fests usually occur from february to may. College annual fest Mosaic is in March-April. Library is big and has alot of books but a few and limited latest books. Classrooms are big and well ventilated but lack ACs. Ramjas is known for sports and offers a wide variety of opportunities for students. Ramjas has a number of societies from ebating, dance, theatre to consulting, finance and enactus all doing really well. These make college life more fun and help in skill building and enhance CVs. Apart from that, ramjas is also famous for politics.

The fee of my course is quite affordable as comapred to many universities for bcom hons , I pay around 16500 for each year , although there was a small registration fee but not high , there are hidden charges like lab and development but we have to pay examination fee separately, the fee is similar for all the categories , except PWBD. The university also provides scholarships such as merit cum need for student who require financial support , I find the course value for money and pocket freindly no body can easily get this course at just 16500

The faculty to student ratio approx. 1:10 The relations between students and teachers is good but sometimes some teacher spoil it by being biased towards a student and not following a proper curriculum for the attendance and mark them as per their choice , I like sem 3 teachers , I got very good teachers , because they are very good in teaching as well as behavior, we have assignments for internals and semester exam at the end

The course which i choose is Bcom finance and tax this particular course helps its fellow students in understanding more about the comapny sturcture and law impacts, it educates the students on how they can maintain their business both tax wise and law wise. The curriculam is perfect and any who is interested will surely get very good results. Thr timings of exams are always on proper timing, the students have to be prepared week to week for an easy college life.

The college ensures that every traditional festivals which the locals follow are held up in the college itslef such as vishu,womens day, Temple festivals, Christmass etc. The extracurricular programs provided by the college are very fun and enjoyable some sports achievements can also give grace marks on all subjects,the programs are cricket, soccer,basketball,fencing,batminton,carroms,chess,pubg tournaments etc.

Faculty of our college is very good. All the faculty are perfect but sometimes something vary upon the student perception whether they were feasible in that case against him and they will be getting teaching subject tought by them or not. They all are highly qualified and are very knowledgeable in their respective subjects.They all are doctorates in their respective subjects. Faculty is very good in terms of personal interaction. Not only the professor's but senior's are also a great asset. They guide thoroughly about the college, teachers and course in detail which being a fresher helped me a lot. In a semester there are 2 exams held . 1st is mid term . 2nd is end term and semester exam. Scoring marks in the mid term is very important as it decides everything about the students final marks as it carries very high credits midterms which is of 30 marks and continuous assessment of 10 marks which depends on the teacher of underclass assignments and the final semester exam is of 60 marks which happen at the end of every semester.

This course is very well structured on each and every stream whether it is Finance, marketing, or HR, exam structure is good for this course. In MBA Human Resource the fields that are covered are Marketing management, business communication, managerial economics, Critical thinking, human resource management, legal aspects of business,etc. The second year focuses on specialized courses and industry projects. The student-faculty ratio is very good because of the small strength of the batch. Most of the faculty are IIM Graduates and all of them are Ph.D. holders. The teaching methods used are case-based discussions, classroom activities, learning through videos, group, and individual assignments, writing research papers, and classroom ppts they guide well and clear all topics. The whole course curriculum provides a good amount of theoretical as well as practical knowledge to you. you attend all the lectures carefully and listen to all the things, then you easily pass all the exams.

mathematics is definetly a tough course. yes, you cannot connect with them directly in real life however it is important to study them. Adfitionally VAC and SEC classes are conducted to keep us updated and provide knoledge beyond books

teh faculty is very nice, they treat students as their students and are very easy to approach. there are internals, which are conducted according to your teacher and semester end exams whic are conducted for the whole Delhi University.

the faculty is sweet and helpful They knwo what they are teaching and are great at what they do. They have been teaching for years now and act as second parents in college. The exams happen at the end of each semester. Apart from that internal tests take place.

The overall campus life is great. We have society fests and MOSAIC, our college fest. The colleges comes togather as a whole to organise them and it is fun in general. There is music, dance and cultural activities always going around in the campus.

The clubs and societies here are nice and all the smart people and good crowd of the college are involved in the societies only and the extracurriculor activities are just a bit less and the involvement of them can be increased

I think the curriculum is highly irrelevant and outdated because the accounting being taught now can be handled by artificial intelligence and the subjects taught are to be even updated and the teaching methods are also boring

The faculty of jamia hamdard University is ok-ok. Some are very good and some are just disgusting.. In my case faculty-student relationship was good.. because my course faculty was very helpful and supportive. Whenever I got some queries they always help in a good manner. The most favourite faculty for me was my anatomy teacher, she was not just my teacher she was also the incharge of my admission. As we know we get some problems during admission process and at that time we just a good faculty to make us understand and she was the one who literally help me out with these problems. Like other colleges the exam pattern and timings is same but as we know there are some regular tests which happend every other day or sometimes daily in case of examination.

The year-wise fees for my course (DGNM) is around 1.25 lakh, although they show 65,000 in their prospectus but after getting admission they add charges like dress, transport in case of internship which start in 2 or 3rd year they charge it's fees from first year and the course, library, campus, security charges.. these all charges together make 1at year fee around 1.25 lakh. Tution fee is 65000 Admission fee is 1500 (one time) There are some scholarships as well which you will get in 2nd year based on your performance attendance etc but it will just cost around 10k to 15k only. Well this was my experience of my course. Ho you find your answers in this paragraph and rest you will get to know at the time of admission.

Honestly i along with most people found internships on their own. not very good internships come at campus. though we still have live projects coming in and internships from companies like Bislery which can be considered. The stipend ranges from 5000-30000 INR. it is worth it either ways so dont worry. with the college name u can get various external internships as well very easy just prepare well.

For my course BCom (Hons) at Ramjas College, the yearly fees structure is quite reasonable as compared to other private institutions. In 2024-2025 session, I paid Rs. 16498 in the first year and in the remaining 2 year about Rs. 15743 each for all categories except PWD category who pay about Rs. 120-125. The fees covers the tution and other compulsary charges , also their is no management quota.

Ramjas College has many active societies ranging from consulting to dance. All the major socities hold their annual flagship event in the second half of the academic year, starting from february to april. The library has sufficient availability of books and is spacious. Only some of the rooms have working projectors and labs have 80% working computers. Not many sports activities are offered on campus but the college students do get an opportunity to participate in sport events.

I have majorly had a good experience with the faculty of my course. Some of the teachers are really considerate while others unnecessarily cut internal marks and do not follow relative grading which makes our CGPA go down. A teacher at a time handles a class of 70 students and most of the teachers are approachable. The exams are moderate and maximum students pass the exams.

College organize the biggest event for pharmacy students is the ingnitra the great event where students can participate and build up their confidence.The event held in the month of January after the semester.College also have the library access to all the students where students can issue their reference books and get detailed to it.The facilities and technological provision within the classroom is the best.Sports and extracurricular activities offered on campus where students get involved in it.

Honestly the faculty and students relationship is the best thing in this college because the faculty members are so polite and friendly with the students where they can easily share the point of view.All the faculty members are the best they are really so good with us.There are two pct (part completion test).The exams are so easy because the teacher clears all the doubts and all students get passed. The course curriculum is also the best.

FDDI Chennai offers decent campus placements especially for students in: Footwear Design & Production Fashion Design Many industry leaders in footwear, fashion, and retail visit the campus. Companies like Bata, Puma, Reliance Retail, Adidas, Clarks, etc., have recruited in the past. Internships are also provided,which often convert into job offers. Average packages are modest but growing, depending on the student's skills and specialization. If No Campus Placement: If a student doesn’t get placed through campus recruitment, employability remains high due to: Industry-Relevant Skills (CAD, pattern making, material knowledge) Strong Portfolio Development Entrepreneurship Opportunities Freelancing in fashion, styling, or product design Further studies (Master’s programs in design, management, etc.) Future Plans May Include: Starting your own brand or label Working in design studios or export houses Applying for government or private sector roles Studying abroad or pursuing a specialized diploma/PG course

What the Curriculum Offers (Strengths) These are things that FDDI Chennai is clearly doing well, based on their website and student reports: Industry-Oriented Training & Practical Exposure The curriculum includes workshops, industrial training, factory/factory-showroom visits. There’s also exposure to CAD/CAM, footwear production, garment construction, etc. Good Infrastructure & Resources The campus has modern labs, design studios, multimedia, resource centres, and testing labs. Hostel, amenities etc. are also reasonably provided. Relevant & Diverse Specialisations They offer B.Des in Fashion Design, Footwear Design & Production, product design, etc. M.Des too. So it isn't narrowly focused — there's breadth. Placement & Industry Linkages They claim a high placement percentage. Curricula are periodically updated with industry input.Balance of Creative + Technical

My overall experience has been a mix of positive and an area for improvement. Virtually atmosphere is friendly and diverse along student from different background interact easily. College active run club like Tech club, cultural club and NSS. Which organised events and workshops regularly helping student develop of skill and technical knowledge. The annual Kuler festival Utsav and technical fest are the major highlights attracting participant from other college, the monthly seminars and the guest lectures if I updated or The Library has a decent range of books and generals, though many are updated and E Journal access is limited infra includes basic classroom and lab, but Wi-Fi lab equipment of need improvement. Sports faculty include a football, ground, basketball court, table, tennis, and promoting promoting curricular engagement, a student portal, health track, attendance and exam schedules, and internal mark smooth performance

The faculty members in my college are generally qualified and well educated with many holding masters or doctoral degree in their subjects. But the quality of teaching varies from Professor to Professor some are very helpful and explain concept clearly while other follow St textbook approach Limited directions. The course structure is mostly theoretically with a fixed level designed by the university covering course subject every semester along with a few elective options, practical sessions are conducted due to limited lab resource. They often feel rushed or outdated exam system. Follow the semester pattern typically the midterm internal examination and final semester exam examination, both of which was over the final grade. The marketing scheme generally include 30% evaluation assignment, attend the project and 70% final mark. This can very slightly depending on the course or Department.

Course curriculum is also good and it is explained in detail on the college's website and there are labs for the courses which made learning fast and easy. Relevance(industry alignment)->8/10 The curriculum is designed to keep up with the industry needs especially in fast growing fields like computer science, management, design and pharmacy. Updated course such as AI, machine learning, cybersecurity, data science and 3D printing are included for tech students. Industry exposure depends on the students initiative it's not equally strong in every department. Comprehensiveness-> 7.5/10 First year courses focus on building strong basics in science, mathematics and communication skills. Later semesters introduce specialisation, electives, research projectsand soft skill training. The curriculum also includes personality development, entrepreneurship and innovation modules. A few departments could integrate new technologies fatser into the syllabus. Practical v/s theoretical balance: Labs, workshops and real world projects are a core part of the structure, especially in engineering, design, and science programs. CIA like case studies, presentations, and assignments encourage hands on learning. However, in some programs, there is a still heavier focus on the theory, so students must actively seek extra learning resources

Sandip University has a mix of experienced and young faculty. Many professors hold PhDs and degrees from IIT, NIT and top universities in india and abroad. They are involved in research and publications which add depths to their teaching. Faculty are approachable and often guide students in project internship and career planning. Practical training is emphasised, especially in labs and workshops. The university provides a wide range of programs like Engineering, Management, design, law, science, pharmacy etc. PHD and diploma courses are also available. A continuous internal assessment (CIA) includes class tests, assignments, quizzes, presentations and lab work. Helps students to perform throughout the semester. Typically contributes 20-30% of total marks. End semster exams are held at the end of each semester usually covering the entire syllabus. More weightage than CIA (often 70-80% of total marks). Passing criteria- theory exams: 40% required to pass Practical exams: 20/50 marks required Minimum 80% attendance is mandatory to sit for final exams. Tips for students- Don't rely on the last minute preparation. Perform well in CIA to secure easy marks. Keep attendance high, to appear in exams. Focus on projects and internship, as they help with placements.