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The yearly fees of BBA is ?50,000. It's the institution fee and examination fee of ?6000 is separate. For registration one has to submit ?750 and then to book the seat submit atleast ?10,000 and rest fees can be submitted later. There's some relaxation in fee if one attains good percentage in 12th. There are several financial aid and scholarships available. U have to submit some documents and then give exams and give proof of family income then u could recieve the aid as per ur scores.

The campus facilities and classrooms are technologically advanced. We have e-library and smartboards in the AC classrooms. Every type of books, journals and newspapers are available in the other library within the campus. This college is known for it's social life. There are several clubs and groups according to interest of the students. Several extracurricular and sports activities are also available.

There are 120 students for section in 1 st combination of all branches and teachers are not sufficient for maths department, I like every faculty but some teachers interact very well and the circullum is a bit hectic

Total fee for 1 sem = 115000 90,000+25000 No scholarship Fee depends on the category But ess fee is same for everyone Some of my batch mat s have 35000 And some have 53000 For a year you need to double this

The faculty members we good they used to take classes regularly, the cse hod wasa process the principal was supportive to us , they used to encourage us for more reading some were not good as they were some professor not good at alla

In clg we used to learn only the academic not the extra course and all , they used to tell us to do the course for it but not force is to do anything for campus, the placement need to improve a lot in my clg

15070(As I have OBCNCL quota with less than 1lakh annual income) Onetime fees(2750), Tuition fees/sem(62500), others/sem(5890) , annual fees(540) 100% tuition fee wavier for sc, st and obc, gen, ews with less than 1 lakh income. 2/3 of the tuition fee wavier for obc, ews, gen with income between 1lakh to 5 lakh And rest have to give full fees As I am an other state candidate I don't have any scholarship but there are some for home state candidates

1:12.They are cooperative and approachable With the teachers I have interacted the best is saini sir. Reason to like is he is very friendly and he clear my doubts every time There is no faculties I have hate for most of them teach us on an avg level. Mid sem are easy and end sem is hard for 1st yr. Around 5 out of 94 in mining branch. Yes course curriculum is very much realted to branch

I rate the course 10 out of 10 because this course give me prefix of dr i want to make doctor and this course make me doctor the curriculum is good 1st year you come to college you study anatomy, physiology, Yoga ,and biomechanics and some other subjects.

My overall experience is very good the campus life is too good when you are in campus you forgot your tension, depression and her's many club are running by students and students councelling thers to many sports events

For the Core department, we have 7 Professors and 6 Assistant Professor and 5 Assosiate Professor and our batch strebngth is 112 M. srivasan sir is very strict in his class and sometimes he makes us scared in the class but at the same time he has the great knowledge of the subject. Nitin srivastav is the best teacher among all because his teaching style is great. He make sus understand the concepts directly into our brain. In a year, There are two exams. One is mid sem and another is end sem exam. For our core subject, Mid sem comprises of 25% of all the subject and 75% goes to End sem exam.

Placements are average here. It does not meet students expectations but yes one guarantee is there and that is If you get admission here, you will not be unemployable. In core department around 8o to 90% students get placed which is nice but the problem is its avearge package which is lesser than even tier 2 NITs. Generally, Three types of companies come here, One is for tech roles, second is for your core department and third is consultancy and Fintech Job roles.

Currently I'm a 4th year student. Our fees structure was fixed for entire 4 years(but for freshers fees will increase by some percent each year) 1. Our fees was 3,60,000 a year. So I had a 50% scholarship so that reduces to 1,80,000 a year 2. Tution fees=3,60,000 . At admission i also paid a 1,00,000 registration fees. 5000 exam fees per semester. And 40,000 security which they said is refundable 3. My batchmate had more or less fees depending on scholarship. At my time there were more or probably many scholarship options . Like if parents in defence or if any parent in Bennett etc. but I guess nowadays max scholarship can't exceed 50. At my time some have 70-80 scholarship too (50 tution, some from defence, 5% if good in sports etc.) 4. For students scholarship are based on various scores. It keeps on changing. For exact amount refer Bennett's website. But at my time scholarship was there based on 12th score of JEE or some other exams you had given. So there were multiple criteria. Also we had if our scholarship is gone but we scored decent cgpa then we can ask them for around 10 % scholarship.

1. This ratio is very decent. In labs there is one faculty per 30-40 students. So the ratio is quite good. The relationship between faculty and teacher is also appreciated. And you can always at any time between 9 to 5 whenever faculty is free you can approach them. I have always done this. 2. Yes there was this head of data science called anuj kumar bharti. We really liked him. He was quite approachable. Even at nights he sometimes did google meets to make us understand stuff. So I guess he is in one of the best faculties 3. Some faculties were there which I didn't like. Although I can't name them due to the privacy concerns. But some were there which didn't know how to teach. They were just phd graduates but 0 in communication or explanation 4. Exams are different for each semester. At each sem we have different number of exams. Generally rough estimate around 5-6 exams per semester. Easy enough to clear if u just study teacher notes that too just a night before. I had maintained 8 cgpa. I just started 2-3 days before exam.

There is near about 3509 students in the college and minimum teachers is 500 the relation of faculty with students is good and supportive. My favorite teacher is Mrs. Priya she has good knowledge about the subject and explains very easily. I personally don't hate any of my faculty staff. Exams are based on semester basis. If a student listen to teachers in Classroom he/she will easily clear the exams. 10 to 20 percent students fail to clear the exam. Course curriculum is relevant for preparing us to work in company but somehow not fully prepares.

I like the business and finance so that's why i choose this field. Somehow this curriculum doesn't prepare me fully for real world but accounting is prepared me for industrial work. In that course college should visit student to company for gaining practical knowledge. Exams is on semester basis or after 5 to 6 months when syllabus of particular semester completed. It is difficult but not like that someone who study got fail.

the tuition fees remain same throught the degree, whatever you paid in 1st sem will remain same throughtout, however if you are availing a scholarship then you need to maintain 7.5 cgpa in each year otherwise it will be discontinued, i paid 1,06,000 for semester fees and 2500 for examination fee, apart from these, you don't have to pay anything extra, however remember that for new students, the semester fee increases every year, so cross check that with the admission councellor.

this is something that varies alot, there are many faculties here such that the ones who will teach you in 1st sem, you may never see them again in campus. the student to faculty ratio is good and all of them are very much approachable, there will be alot of assignments and exams so be prepared.

~Fee Structure(Year wise and course wise) >Per semester fees (my category - general): 1.75 Lakhs >Per Year Fees: 3.5 Lakhs >Total Course Duration:4 Years(8 Semesters) >Total course fees : 15 Lakhs ~Breakdown of fees (Per Semester in my case) >Tuition Fees: Major portion of 1.75 Lakhs. >Registration Fees: Around 1000 Rupees per semester >Lab/Development Fees:Included within tuition but aprroximately 5000-7000 per semetser >Caution Fees:10000 at the time of admission >Admission Fees(one time):75000 rupees . ~Fees of Batchmates in other categories >General Quota-Same structure but the admission fee is lower, compared to management quota. >SC/ST-Tuition fees are significantly reduced,ranging between 50000-80000 rupees per semester depending on scholarship eligibility >NRI/Foreign-Much Higher,around $5000-$6000 per semester ~Scholarships & Financial Aid Available 1.Merit-cum-means scholarship >Awarded based on family income and academic performance. >Covers 25% to 50% of tuition fees. 2. Category-Based scholarships(SC/ST/OBC/EWS) >Government scholarships reimbursing a part of tuition fees. >Many SC/ST students pay very minimal fees after reimburishment. 3.University Merit Scholarship >Top-Performing students(Usually top 5% of the batch) recieve a wavier of Rupees 30000 - 50000 annually. 4.External Scholarship >ACTE Pragati & Saksham scholarships for girls differently-abled students(50000 rupees per year).

Overall Campus life experience My overall experience with campus life has been a blend of academics extracurriculars and social engagement making it both enriching and memorable. The college provides not just an academic environment but also ample opportunities for students to grow holistically through clubs,fests, and diverse activities. Sports clubs and social groups There are numerous student-run clubs catering to technical,cultural, and social interests. For instance, KIIT robotics society,code club and Hackslash.

The annual fest is utsav mainly held in May, the technical fest is Phase shift mostly held in December. They are okay overall. Not a lot of books are available in library. Also the ones that are available don't have a lot of copies which makes it difficult to get one during exams. Each class has a board and benches and table, some of the classes have a smart board as well . Only accessed by teachers. There isn't much sports activities in this college. The campus is too small ,same for the ground. There are 1-2 social clubs run by students.

The overall course curriculum is outdated but some of the courses offered are really exciting and good. 1-2 courses prepare you for certain aspects of real world applications. The teaching method is outdated, they should try to work on it. The exams are held almost monthly. At times it gets a bit hectic. Some teachers hols a grudge against you and do not give fair marks.

Hansraj College's active placements cell is managing both intenrships and placements. Mind you both are great as our college is known for giving students the core placements and therefore Mathematics Hons students are placed in companies where they can make the best use of their abilities and also in the role they are best suited.

My word writing about faculties is like mentioning Gods as they are GOAT if not God. Teaching from them is not just the best but intended to help students understand and feel better about their academics. I have encountered almost 20 plus faculties now and will admit that camaraderie with all of them has been too good.

This campus is very best for me and here faculties behavious very smooth and student faculties ratio are 15:1 to 20:1 this is good for personalized attention. i don't like some faculties which names nidhi agrwal,ankita sharma ,sagar gupta. I am not intrested thease lectures because hvpe and ep lectures very boaring that is not right method to teach

The placement of this campus is good as i have heard.Many company visit here to provide oppurtunity.Company like tcs wipro adobe nautani visit here to hire students.the highest package offeres here is 1cr which is off campus.student become eligible from 6th semester

Campus life at Venky is a mixture of real life experiences and adventures. The peoole here are from differnet backgrounds which makes it even more diverse and alive. NEXUS is ths annual fest which is the most famous fest among delhi university. Last year the famous singer Javed Ali has srt the stage on fire and even the crowd is huge that people are watching over the metro bridge. There are dufferneg societies which anyone can join by filling their recruitment forms. If you are someone who is very shy and introvert and want to improve then these societies is for you. Beyond the academic its only the place for me where i feel great and myself. Everyone is very friendly and makes you feel at home. There is also library in our college and is pretty big very resourceful and if you are someone who is preparing for any professional exam then its the place for you. Delhi university provides ECA admission if you someone who is passionate about sports and in venky if you heard of Risabh pant he is from venky only. We have different sports and huge ground and badminton and tennis court.

The college faculty is really vast and have associate and assistant professors. If i talk about the ratio then 3:5. Some teachers are really nice amd approaching but some are very rude and really don't care about the student. There is no specific department which i feel has really great faculty but its just fix of every department, teachers help student ro get research internship or if you have great or good connection with teachers they may give you full marks in internals. The EVS delartment is the worst dep of the college as they treat students like labour i mean 30+ practical and even if you complete all of them they treat you really bad. There is 2 exams semester wise one in December and other in May/June. The exams are based on the previous year question paper so its easy. Only a few studnets got ER(fail) but you can give the exam in the next year so no need to worry!

The faculty at SBSC is genuinely committed to teaching and guiding students. Most professors are highly qualified and bring a mix of teaching methods — from PowerPoint presentations to old-school chalk-and-board explanations. The approachable nature of many teachers stands out; they are open to clarifying doubts after class and even guiding students on internships or higher education paths. For me, the value was in their ability to connect theoretical knowledge with real-world applications, which made learning less mechanical and more interesting. The student–teacher ratio is manageable, so you never feel completely lost in the crowd. While every college has a few professors who may not click with all students, the majority at SBSC make a real effort to ensure classes are engaging and that students can actually understand and apply what they are learning.

For my first year, the fees was around 13,000, second year it was 16,770 and 3rd year it was 20,370. So yes, fees has increased but there has been commensurate improvements in the collge, for eg, rennovation of classrooms, blocks, the ground is under construction, the library is fully air conditioned. Overall, the affordability is high as scholarships are offered to eligible students from poor backgrounds. Given the exposure and the environment and student culture at college, its highly affordable.

Our college also accepts CUET Scores as it is affiliated with DU. Unlike government or DU colleges like Hindu or the others we too have same syllabus but studying in a private college and that in the one which is specifically inclined towards management department is perhaps the best. So course same as DU but teaching definitely superior than DU top government college's.

Their backgrounds from where they hail is enough to describe them as they come from top brass like IIMs and FMS. Also they have experience of a lifetime because some of our faculties are into this profession since late 90s. Professor Navneet Nishanth is my favourite professor who teaches the most complex subject in the most easiest way possible.

Many annual and technical festival held in our college like independence day and our library faculty told us that here more than 14 thousand books available in library d many sports and extracurricular activities available like cricket, badminton, kabbadi etc, and many students also run social groups like NSS, SAC etc

In our college campus many companies offer internship for third year student and also give good payment like Google, adobe, microsoft etc and some students also make project which is intresting and company also offers thems to join them and give project in high scale and give them full time job on their hardwork

In the first year of my programme I paid ?8200.In which, programme fee was ?7700 developmental fees was ?200 registration fees was ?300 In the current year i.e second year I pas ? 6545. Hnece the total fees of my course is ?14745. This is bacause I belong to ST category and I avail for printed sources which gave a discount of 15%. Otherwise the fees is generally ?15400 for Master of Arts (Political Science). As it is a Open Distance Learning Programme there are no scholarship as of now.

There is no faculty to teach the programme. You are given printed or online sources as you wish and is expected to study by yourself. You need to appear for exam once a year at the study centre. The assignments are compulsory and you need to submit them by yourself or post to your regional study center. The exams are easy and very few fails if they have not given the assignments.

NIT Hamirpur has a fairly reasonable fee structure compared to private colleges, and the best part is that it remains stable without sudden hikes. For me (general category)as student the yearly cost is about ?2,06,200 including tuition, hostel, and mess, while in the first year it comes to about ?2,13,200 because of admission and caution charges. For SC, ST, PwD, and students from families with income below ?1,00,000 there is a full tuition fee waiver, so the total expense is around ?60,000 per year which covers hostel and other compulsory charges. For families with income between ?1,00,000 and ?5,00,000 two-thirds of the tuition fee is waived, so the yearly expense is about ?1,00,200. The institute also provides many scholarship opportunities such as merit-cum-means, Top Class Education for SC and ST, Kalpana Chawla scheme, Samsung Star Scholar, and various central and state government scholarships. These options ease the financial burden for deserving students, and many of my batchmates have benefited from them. Overall, the fee and scholarship system at NIT Hamirpur feels student-friendly and ensures that financial constraints do not become a barrier to pursuing education here.

At NIT Hamirpur, students become eligible for campus placements from the 7th semester onwards, and the placement scenario has been quite encouraging in recent years. A wide range of companies such as Infosys, Wipro, L\&T, Capgemini, Tata Projects, and several core as well as IT firms visit the campus every year. The highest placement touched an impressive 2.05 crore offered to a mechanical engineering student, while the overall average package stands at around 10.5 LPA, which is a strong figure compared to many other NITs. The placement percentage remains high, with a majority of students securing offers, especially in branches like CSE, IT, and ECE, though core branches like civil and mechanical also receive good opportunities. The profiles offered include roles in software development, consulting, design, project engineering, and research. After completing my degree, I plan to take advantage of these placement opportunities to gain solid industry experience and later decide whether to pursue higher studies or competitive exams for broader career growth.

Navrang is like a fest which has competition from various law field. Quizzes, Debates, and Eloquent to name some. The major event or the cultural extravaganza of NMIMS is indeed Fitoor. Campus mat not be grand but our newly built building is the grandest of all. It's big, and has all the attributes which makes academic and social life worthwhile.

Our college is a pioneer in law because it has pioneer kind of faculties. Our exams are best suited as faculties make sure our syllabus is completed before 2 weeks and we are then given tutorials by them. Passing percentage here is over 90% because faculties teaching is such that passing exams hardly take some doing.