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the faculty to student ratio is fairly balanced which allows student get individual attention when required most professors are approchable and willing to clarify the doubts odf each and every student, i like every professors who are teaching to me becay=use they are teching good and clarify the doubts ,the couse curriculum is more relevent in each sem we have two exams one is mid and end exams are moderate to difficult

social aspect : the campus offered a good balance academics and social interaction, festivals and cultural program and events created oppurtunitiesto meet people from different backgrounds * club involvement:there are several students clubs and socities catering to technical culturala nd sports intrests. im in the breakfree dance society its come under cultural event

The yearwise fees is 3lakh 18 thousand including mess that is 3500 month semester fees 94000 each semster and hoster fee 78000 for a year also some fees which is one time charge at the time of admission is 19k of which 10 k refundable . extra things like gym there is differnt fee from 800 to 1200 . scholarship is full freeship on acacdemic fee if the student have bpl card half fee ship for sc st candidate and candidates with income less than 5 lakh half free ship is there means 50 percent fee waiver on tution fee

placements from rti report placement percentage is over 75 + and in ee its 74 percent cse 93 and ece 84 percent avg for cse is 18 lakhs and ece is 16 lakhs ee its 14 lakh and other branches have 8 10 lakh avg but the placemnt percentage in mechncial is 70 percent other branches like civil production have a little less percentage of placements but they have opportunities in college

The overall Faculty members are good and experienced, although there are some new recruits as well. In BA courses the faculty to student ratio is somewere around 35 to 1.Most of the faculty are very Approchable and Friendly except a few who maintain Distance from Students and limit themselves to class only. In History Department, teacher Like Dr. Monica Saxena , Dr. Ranjana Das are very experienced and have a very good style of Teaching. Dr. Uma Shankar is another teacher who is an expert in his field and is friendly. Talking about exams there is 1 sem end university exam and there are internal exams which is conducted by the teachers only. The Internal Assessment includes Presentations , Group Discussion, Class test etc Most of the students clear the exam without any difficulty.

The History Hons course is one of the most demanded course among the students, especially those who want to pursue civil services and higher education in their life. The Curriculum is designed in such a way that we get to know about our past and also how to use our ancient knowledge in the present times. Although There is always a scope for improvement , the course structure can be restructed in a new modern way and new publications can be added to the readings. However, the present faculty uses various teaching methods including Documentary Screening, Presentations and Seminars. The Course covers various perspectives of History and is of moderate level difficulty if basics are not clear. The university exam is mostly based on PYQs which makes it easier to pass the course

1: Curriculum ( BBA-MBA Integrated course ) : a) It is a five year programme. You get both UG and PG degree in one stretch b) It is approved by AICTE and is affiliated to GGSIPU c) It provides dual specialization : MBA portion can include speclizations in HR , Marketing , Finance etc 2: Aspects that influenced me to choose this course : a) Saving a year : It is better than doing 3 years BBA and separate 2 year MBA , this integrated course is more streamlined b) No need for MBA entrance exam : Once you enroll in this course, you need not to give separate test for MBA , that a biggest plus 3. Real-world applications : a) Dual specialization helps you to join specific field b) The curriculum includes workshops , seminars , etc that helps to see how business works in practice. It is not purely textbook 4 : About exams : a) Internal assessments which contribute to your 40% of your exams include attendace , presentations , class tests etc b) Diffficulty level is moderate. If you attend lectures regularly , take down notes , there is no such difficulty.

1: Faculty student ratio and relationship : a) Class sizes are 30-50 students for many courses , but usually 30-40 are present regularly b) All the faculties are approchable. They are helpful , kind and also gives extra guidance to students. 2: Faculties that I liked : a) Dr. Dipti Jain : Reason I liked her is that her polite , supportive nature and her way of teaching. b) Ms. Bhawna Gambhir : She gets praise for being sweet and very helpful. 3: Courses and Semesters : a) The programs are divided into semesters. For example : Integrated programs have 10 semesters. b) Marks are given on the basis of your perfromance in class tests , presentations , attendance and minor exams. For many courses, passing marks are around 40% c) Number of exams depend on in which semester you are and what course you are pursuing. Exams are not that difficult, they are easy to moderate. If you are attending classes regularly , making notes on what is being done in class you can easily pass them. Students who fail to do these fail in minor exams.

Most of my department's faculty members are quite approachable and learned. They have great background and experience. Most of them always ensures that the doubts are being cleared and are always fair in marking for internals. From the faculty that i have learnt from, Prof. Sonia Goel is a very good teacher, she is very dedicated about what she teaches, she loves the subject and ensures that her students understand the concepts well. The examination has two parts internal and external examination. Internal examination includes attendance, class tests, vivas etc. And external examination is the written exam. The distribution is 70+90, internal and external respectively. Regular studying ensures decent result though it is also important to note that economics is on the tougher part and required great concept understanding and practice.

The campus life at Ramjas is decent. When you enter the college, that time is quite vibrant due to Elections. And after that during the months of February to April, there are fests happening left to right from smaller club fests to the College's Annual Fest, Mosaic. The classes in the new building are quite spacious to accommodate large batch sizes. There are many sports offered with multiple dedicated grounds such as Football, Basket ball, Volley ball, badminton, table tennis, Shooting etc. The student-run clubs and societies are quite in number here and are very active and competitive as well, which helps student improve and learn.

My college hosts 3 main fests - VITOPIA CULTURAL , VITOPIA SPORTS and V-TAPP the tech fest . VITOPIA SPORTS generally takes place between 18th Feb to 26th Feb every year (dates may vary ) , VITOPIA CULTURAL takes place 2nd March to 5th March every year and V-TAPP takes place during the end of year (dates change according to the students exam) . Our college also hosts various competitions like interdepartment sports competition for football , basketball , volleyball , cricket and batminton , inter-hostel sports competition for both solo and group games , THE TUG OF WAR CHALLENGE , VITOPIA FEST DRESS CHALLENGE , Dance/Music competitions , Comedy war and many more . Our library is accessible from morning 8 am till afternoon 5 pm everyday . It consists of all genre books including fictional , non-fictional , sci-fi , history , mathematics , IT and all types of books related to different courses for students and professors . There is a time limit of certain number of days a student can issue a book otherwise they have to pay the fine and it increases per day . All the classrooms are provided with seating arrangement of 80 students per class , a whiteboard , some classes have digital board as well . Only the Computer lab rooms and Physics lab rooms have AC provided , the chemistry lab room also have all equipments provided and able to use under supervision only . The sports and extracurricular activities are great in our campus . The students are always enthusiatic about playing game under coach or every evenings in thr grounds . We have every sports teams that is sent every year to participate in different colleges . Our college allows 4 excursions for sports every year . We have many clubs both technical and non technical leaded by professors and run by the students . Many clubs collaborate to do various events during the fresher joinings which us the end of year .

The faulty to student ratio is vast and drastically different . Our campus might have student strength to be 10000 to 12000 whereas professors can be about 200-400 only . The faculty and student relationship is variable , it all depends on various situations , most of the professors like those students who are regular to class in attendance and prefer to probably give them grace marks when asked or pleaded during result checking . The notorious students who do not attend class and have low attendance , either they study really hard to get good marks or fail in those exams and plead to professors to help them out . I liked 1 professor , his name was Mr. Samuel . He used to teach Design thinking . He was super friendly and approachable , i loved the way he taught the textbook words in his own way and gave projects to do instead of quiz which was more fun according to me . I do not remember the names of the faculties whom i did not like but most of them were very rude , they use to set tough paper for exams , they had a mass fail ratio in their names from different batches . We have 2 semesters a year , each semester has 3 exams - CAT1 ,CAT 2 and FAT . In between these , the professors conduct 3 quizzes and 3 assignments for the theory courses and about 6-10 assignments in the lab courses depending on different professors . Every semester , there are many students who fail several courses some courses being like ADD , CALCULUS , DLD etc . We can either take them in next semester or take them during holiday semesters which last a month only consisting of only FAT exam .

- I only spent my first trimester here but till now we have had four to five events which included mixers freshers parties then we went told that there are programs and events which go week long called UNIV WEEK. Also there are several inter college competition like Jalsa a dance competition and many others. - Library of NLS is one of the best features of the university it has one of the biggest library of the country as well as the accessibility to book is limitless you as a law student would find every possible work you might need here. - The classroom here are also smart we will find both a white board and screens over there classrooms are designed in a form to get at least 100 to 150 students students seated in one place the ambience the furniture the infrastructure everything is impeccable. -There are several committees and collectives present in NLS which you can join once you get in you will find the committees and collective have their own independence as they are allotted a budget and then they can work through it throughout the year.

- the faculty to student ratio is quite got there are more professors then the students actually specially for BA honours group and teachers are extremely approachable they are very understanding and their help a student develop their Idea and understanding of the subject very well. - all the faculties were pretty approachable and great but for first trimester at least a professor of narrative that was Ammel Sharon and professor of my major that is Chandrabhan Yadav for history were pretty good, they both were the most easy to understand and always ready to compromise for us to understand and get a better understanding of the subject. - There were no such faculties - exams are constant here, you get into the campus and two weeks into it you have to give your first midterm or that's what happened at least for us. This is a constant for NLS students.

One of the main reasons I chose this course was the curriculum design, which included subjects that were both foundational and industry-relevant. Topics that gave me confidence that the program would not just focus on theory but also touch practical aspects needed in the professional world. In terms of preparation for real-world applications, the curriculum does a fair job. Many assignments and projects are structured to encourage independent research, teamwork, and presentation skills, which are crucial for both job roles and higher studies. However, the curriculum could benefit from more hands-on training, industry visits, or workshops that bridge the gap between classroom learning and practical exposure. The teaching methods are generally effective, but sometimes they rely too heavily on traditional lectures. Adding case studies, live projects, or interactive sessions would make learning more engaging and relevant. Also, integrating the latest tools and technologies in the syllabus would help students stay updated with industry demands. Exams are usually held twice in a semester as internals, followed by final exams. The frequency feels appropriate, though the difficulty level ranges from moderate to slightly challenging. With proper preparation, most students can clear them without much stress.

The faculty-to-student ratio in our college is fairly good, which allows teachers to give personal attention when required. Most of the faculties are approachable and willing to clarify doubts, both inside and outside the classroom. They maintain a professional yet friendly relationship with students, which makes learning smoother and less stressful. Among the faculties. Their teaching style is clear, interactive, and they often use real-life examples that make difficult topics easy to understand. They are supportive and encourage students to participate in discussions, which boosts confidence. These teachers are definitely among the best in the college On, orher hand there are few faculties like whose lectures feel rushed or less engaging. Sometimes, they do not provide enough clarity, which makes it harder for students to follow. However, this is more about teaching style than knowledge, as all faculties are well-qualified. Examinations are conducted systematically, usually two internals per semester along with the final exams. The difficulty level is moderate—neither too easy nor overly tough. Only a small percentage of students fail, mostly due to lack of preparation. Overall, the course curriculum is relevant and keeps pace with industry needs.

The BBA program at KIIT is 3 year cource divided into 6 semester . The total fee for the entire course comes to 1,77,000 rupees , which is quite affordable . 1 st year fee : 59,000 2nd year fee :59,000 3rd year fee:59,000 one of the best part about the fee struture is that its consistent across all three year and broken down semester wise , mking it easier for student and parent to plan their finances. REGISTRATION FEES = 5,500 (after the admission the regidtration is less from the semester fee) TUTION FEES = 59,000 OTHER CHARGE = such as any fest is going on the campus that the passes / ticket are paid and every year our college host the Dandiya Night for all seven days which is paid like 200 rupess a day. There are no scholarships for BBA , BCA cources . If some comes from low background(ST,SC) than fee is approx 50,000 to 55,000 thousand . FOR EXAMPLE- my batchmate Rahul who is form (ST) categories and also come low background so, his fee is 50, 000 thousand per semester,

In KIIT college as i mention our placement cell is very good , all ways stand with student , helps them to get intership . As after 4 sem our college tell us get a intership (on campus or off campus ). As i am currently in 5 sem , i am currently doing interships in Basic Academic . Basic academic is a company which helps student to get job in Bankin sector . It provide 2 week class in which tell us the work ,and learn some skill after that i get assign our task . IT also provide stipend 20,000 thousand , which helps us to stay motivatied . ANd after the 3 month of interships , if any student do good work he or she will be get a job letter . The comapanes which comes to our campus are , Qspidder, flipcart, zomart Basic academic etc

The College hosts vibrant annual events like Aloysian fest, a national and international level undergraduate fest a held in early month of the year, Kalothsava in august and the annual sports meet in the month of February. The library is well stocked with over 24,000 thousand books, 80+ journals and access to e-resources like DELNET, ProQuest and IEEE making research materials highly accessible. The university actively promotes sports with facilities for athletics, basketball, football, cricket, volleyball, badminton and more along with an Olympic standard swimming pool. Students enjoy a rich extracurricular life through 35 co-curricular and 22 extra curricular clubs like NCC ( Army, Navy and Air) NSS, Red Cross, Dance, Theatre, Toast masters which organises cultural and social events.

St Aloysius College, Mangalore lists its B.Sc course fees at roughly 62,700 per year for most general category students with specialised program as Data science or Biotechnology ranging from ?1.49 to ?5.6 lakh for full three year course. The NRI students pay between 79,700 to 1,09,200 per year for B.sc programs depending on the combination. Those opting for the extra languages such as French, Malayalam or additional English are charged extra 7000 to 8000 per year. Students from reserved categories or economically weaker sections can apply for government post matric or minority scholarships and the college itself offers various endowments along with metric cum need programs such as Vidwath spoorthi, Vidya Spoorthi and Kreeda spoorthi.

The year wise fee to be paid is 3 lakhs including everything ( hostel for 2 semester's, mess ) For general category students it's around 1.5-2 lakhs for semester Admission fee is 2000 ,tution fee is 65000 , development fee is 5000 , library and book bank fee is 1500 , examination fee is 1500 overall Institute fee is around 14500 this also include everything above and group insurance is 1000 , caution fee is around 20000 and this is for Students with general, OBC , EWS category students with above 5 lakh salary of family members

There are many companies which provides internships we get many opportunities through our college to participate in internships and get experienced. Companies like intel , Qualcomm, micron , Nvidia and many other small companies provides internships Big MNC's ( intel , Nvidia , Qualcomm) stipend range is between 30k - 80k per month And mid level companies ( TI , cadence, nxp)stipend upto 15k to 30k Startup's ranges between 5k to 20k And even below 5k also

Our faculties are good in nature but they understand the students and solve their problems. We can ask our problems to any teacher without any hesitation. Our commerce faculties are the best because I see the teacher from economic department that she is talking to students rudely and badly. We have total 7 exams in the end of the every semester some exams are hard like the core subjects and other subjects like sec, vac are easy. Barely students fail in the exam if anyone didn't give the exam is a different case but it includes in fail category.

When there were festivals the mela can be conducted in our college. We have stock of previous year and current books in number of thousands. In our college students take on the basis of sports quota so they play in the competition from our college and daily they practice from 7.30am to 9.30am.

faculty to student is around 30:70 , all the faculty will know by name they take an extra effort in that teachers will help you off college times aswell ANUP SIR is one off the best he helped me get my first job at an MNC he was leading the placment drive , there where no such faculty i disliked as all of them where friendly , there are total of 6 sems and exmas are quite easy if you know the subject well i have not seen anybody fail yet.

from 2 sem you get to apply from interships and from 5th sem for placements ,i applied for only company which was tiaa one of the most biggest mnc in india who is direct compitator of jp morgan , i got a package of 6 lacks ctc per anum but the highest package was 12 lacks , the college has a policy that all student gets placed no students are left behind

I’m pursuing a BBA program where each semester includes two major exams, the midterm and the end term, along with one or two continuous assessments (CAs) to track progress. The faculty is not only knowledgeable but also very friendly and convenient to approach, which makes clarifying doubts and seeking guidance much easier. This supportive environment helps us stay motivated, manage academics better, and build confidence throughout the course.

My total tution fee per year as a BBA student is 160000 in which I get a scholarship of 24800 and it may increase a little as the demand is increasing. The registration fee for writing LPUNEST will be around 500 to 800 and there is no such categories which consider the caste to give a scholarship

Club are the beauty of this college. There are many regular festival event occurs like dj night , dandiya night , srijan, etc There are 5 library in this college each with different types of books . There a large amount of books available and very easy to access Sports clubs focus on their each member and take them to other colleges for competition and it also gave chance to district, state , national level . Currently there are so many mini vlogger in my college who uploads college vlog on social media

There is faculty shortage in college. Many facilities are very easy to approach. Only 2,3 facility are like now easy to approach. I personally like MR. Prabjeet sir . He really motivated me so much for focusing on the career . He really is a great faculty. And the faculty i don't like is Mr. Ankit singh he is basically biased to girls . Otherwise all facilities are nice . Per semester exam is divided into 2 parts mid and end And each contain approx 6 subject.

The campus life is decent, have fest from various other schools such as BJMC, BBA, B-Tech. Having a prime location it means a good interconnectedness with metro. We also have various clubs such as ADR, Moot Court. We have extensive library for law subjects which almost covers every aspect of it. We also play sports like basketball, badminton, cricket.

The curriculum is very relevant in modern times, it's has grown rapidly over the years. The curriculum gives a hands on experience on interpreting law, and how to apply it in various cases. The curriculum also involves moot courts which gives us first hand experience in advocacy skills.

cultural fest for the college is aarohi, which is held in november technical fest for college is axis, which is held in march there are lots and lots of clubs for almost anything you can think of, the sports facilities are very good with sports competitions being held all around the year classrooms are a bit old fashioned

some faculties are good, some are strict...attendance wise some faculties can be lenient allowing you to have below par attendance, some are strict and can fail you because of attendance, exams are okay marking is done relative to other students, only max 10 students fail to clear a course

The campus life in our college is great actually with a positive student and teacher interaction, with great social aspects. Our college promotes social activities and club activities like NSS, YRC, IEEE, IEDC, CSI, TinkerHub and many more,where all student can involve. Current infrastructure is a bit lagging for sure but it is going to change soon as each and every department is currently doing renovations. The annual festivals in our college include Obsqura, Sports festival, Ethnic festivals, and Extracurricular activities day. We've got a large area of book to refer and a Lab for library to do research on papers. Currently, more than 70% of our college is having smart classrooms including mine. There is an etlab.icet.in portal for students.

The faculties in our college are student-friendly easy-to-approach and helps clear our doubts. The faculty-to-student ratio at the college is 1:30. The faculty I like are Dr. Jinu Mohan, HOD Dr.Rosna P Haroon, Asst. Prof. Haseena M K; I personally like them cause even though they are at high position at our college. The help us whenever we need them. There is no faculties, that I should be disliking as they are that much close to us on thick and thin. There are 2 series exams and 1 semester exams which to me is average. And the pass percentage is 80% and this mark carries 1/3rd weight in main semester exams.

Placements always depends upon individual skills. While college try it's best to hone your skills, you have to work yourself. While in hackathons and placements they provide guide. Also decent companies come to college each year. Honestly not much.. but average... To not to let you walk out without any company.

Different types of clubs are formed. Cultural and sports events are held academically once a year. Involving different areas of expertise. Indoor outdoor activities also. They also have NCC and NSS candidates around campus. Also takes you to trip once a year ( not to some camp but to some educational area ).

-The faculty and student ratio are pretty good, but in some departments scholars teach not professors -All faculty members are interactive and frank with students, not too strict to follow rigid instructions - As of now, there's no particular teacher i have a problem with in the BBA department -Exams are easy sometimes, difficulty levels increase, but most probably, exam papers are previous year questions. In the last semester, only one student got back in just 1 exam; the rest of their mates have managed to pass the exam as everything in the exam comes based on the curriculum

-Professionalism is the specific part that influenced me to choose this course to learn management -The curriculum is designed to grasp various levels of management and the varied functioning of their different departments and levels via various economic, financial, and operational points of view -The real knowledge came from the people who have actually worked on real-world problems. Learning from them would be more beneficial -The frequency of exams is generlly 1-2 weeks, the timing of exams is 3 hours for each subject, and the questions are medium level