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Various clubs and societies deal with all the annual and technical festival-related things. Some of the well-known fests were Zion, which is the annual fest of the college, Expressions, Kai-po-che, and Deep Sandhya are some fests that are celebrated in the college. The library is well-equipped with all types of books, research papers, and journals. The sports facilities are also very good as the campus has basketball courts, cricket field, football field, kabbadi court, badminton courts, etc. Some of the social groups are Dance groups like Zenith, EDC and others as well, like Eco-club, Oorjaa commitee, etc.

As when I take admission in the College, it was affiliated to the Uttarakhand Technical University, Dehradun so the whole fees is decided by the governement. But, now it got converted to university, So there is a major fees change in this. Like when I enrolled the tution fees is 128000/ year (this includes all the registration, examination fees, laboratory fees etc.) and the hostel is for 130000 for single seater. But now the fees is increasing with the time, Apart from this you have to pay 10000 for the security fees and 10000 for the uniform fees. No specific scholarships or financial aid is available there

Faculty to the student ratio is 20:1 . Faculty of the college are very empathetic haing helpful nature . Student and processer are having great bond . Talking about course ther are total 4 semester in 2 year exam are taking by offline mode by sppu itself . 3 student in my class fail in exam rest did it well

Physics course is good but I thinkit need to improve bit in order to get student a good job. I think they need to add some industry relevant skills into the syllabus to improve course quality and overall structure. Exam are done twice a year which is good

my overal ratin will be 3.5/5 yes the cmapus life is pretty good and it helped to connect with people form different regions of country and helped me understand new cultures and learn new langauges and coming to clubs there are many clubs in college and soprts acitvies in college

since last 3 yrs post covid the placments graph rising rapidly with a decent packages the college avg package for cse is 11lpa and highest is 52 lpa and for all branches it is 8.2 lpa and highest is 52.. and the placement percentage is 87 nearly

The faculty in Jims greater noida, are helpful. They will clear your doubts well but they will not support you for extra curricular activities much. All they want is for you to focus on studies. Yes some teachers are a bit strict and they do take grudges, but if your performance is good in the mid sem exams and overall in your class, they will give you good internal marks. The marking scheme is 60-40 as of now. That means, 60 marks are for your end sems and 40 are your internal marks including mid sems, attendance, assignments and overall performance. Attendance criteria is 75% but upto 65% are also allowed to take the mid sems. Lower than that might not be. You need atleast 40 marks out of 100 to pass a subject. You can grab these marks in the internal itself which are of 40 marks or, in end sems.

Campus life in JIMS greater noida is a no shot. The campus area is very small. Events do happen, inter college as well as intra college but the faculty for first year don't allow much. There are various socities in btech itself for cse department and ai department as well, including cultural and tech clubs. If you are a part of the society you can take part in different events as a group or as solo as well. There are two auditoriums in the college, one is an open audi and one is closed. Both are small and have very less seating capacity.

My campus life was simple and easy at Charuchandra. One of the main attraction of our college was its annual fest wich took place in every year's January month. It was the famous event of our college. One of the most favourite place in my college was it's library which had 2500+ books which everyone can use. But unlike other modern colleges we didn't have any modern technologies in every classrooms but we did have a big screen and a projector in our auditorium. Our college was also famous for its participation in sports like Football, Table tennis and Relay race competitions in both domestic and national level.

When I took admission, the admission fees was around 1200 rs, tution fees was 220 rs, developement fees was 750 rs, building fees was 850 rs, lab fee was 250 rs and so on. Total in one year it was near 5000 rs, and in three year it was around 15000 rs. Fees was not increasing that time. My friends from reserved category pay less as their tution fees was waived. Scholarships like Swami Vivekananda merit-cum-means scholarship was there, giving 12000 rs - 18000 rs per year for good marks and needy students.

DU is affordable compared to private universities. Complete course fees can range from less than Rs15000 (for a 3 year (for a 3 year BA) to over Rs10 lakh (for professional courses like B.Tech or MBA). Ramjas- BA Prog- Rs10,395 Hansraj- BA Hons Eng- Rs20,945 Daulat Ram- BA Hons Eco- Rs16,780 Zakir Husain- BA Hons History- Rs7980 MBA- (International Business/ HRD)- Rs52,279 PhD- (all faculties)- Increased by about 60% in 2025. Average Rs 7,130 per year. Hostel fees- Male- Rs 53,000 per year Female- Rs 10, 450 per year Mess cahrges- Rs 3000- Rs4500 Scholarships- Shri Bodhiswar Rai- MA Eco Rs 36000 per year Shri Shiv Lal Sawhney- MA Socio Rs 20000 per year Dr A N Duggal Endowment- MBBS Rs 25000 per year Jagdev Memorial- LLB Rs 14000 per year Delhi Government Schemes- In 2025, Delhi Govt disbursed Rs 19 crore to 1305 students across DU. With limited hostels, many students depend on PG accommodations.

One of the biggest DU fests held in Feb- March. Hosts star nights, theatre, dance and performances by well known singers and bands. Every department organises own cultural and academic fests . Technical & science fests are also held. Ramjas library is among the largest in DU with over 1.1 lakh books & thousands of journals. Reading rooms, e-resources, photocopy. Classrooms have projectors and blackboards. Limited seats fro boys and girls in hostel. 1or 2 seats in each department. I secured 1 seat in hostel and the experience was good. Sports facilities- basketball, volleyball, cricket, shooting, indoor sports, etc are amazing Shunya, wordcraft are renowned societies for drama, literature respectively. Enactus students club for for social work. Active social media pages Overall infra has improved

The biggest event in PEC is PECFEST which is held in november which is one of the largest fests of north India. Apart from this TechFest is also held which includes coding hackathons,robotics and startt up pitches. There are many clubs and societies which manage these events. There are a lot of books and journals in the library and they are easily accessible for students. Classrooms are given all facilities like digital boards,ACs and high speed wifi. Labs are also equipped with equipments needed for learning. There are many sports like cricket,football,volleyball,basketball,badminton.lawn tennis and courts are also provided for the same. Extracurriculur activities like dance,music,photography have their respected clubs. Their are many clubs and societies run by students whoch build leadership skills,teamwork and social interaction.

1. Institute Academic Fees a)Caution money: 8000(refundable) b)One time fees: 11,000 c)Academic fees(per semester): 94,000 In first semester you have to pay some extra fees as security and second semester onwards 94,000. 2. Hostel Fees and Charges a)Caution money: 6000(refundable) b)Hostel charges: 72,000 c)Mess charges:3500(per month) Approximately 1,30,000 per year for hostel stay and mess. 3. Scholarships and Fee Waivers a)Merit based scholarships b)Category based scholarships For more details about scholarships you can contact DAA(Dean Academic Affairs) in the college. So for a general category student the approximate cost including hostel and mess facilities will be approximately 3.7-3.9 lacs per annum.

Sargam and Initium are the 2 fests that take place every year, sargam is usually held in November and initium during the month of march. Libraries have large amount of books accaessible to all students. they also provide pdfs to students if the actual copy isnt availbale at the library at that particular moment. Large amount of extracurricular activities are conducted every month. There are many clubs that the students can readily get enrolled and participate in the events that are organised by them

The curriculum follows exactly what the university is alotting or provinding. The college also offers various other subjects as electives that a student can choose based on his/her interest. Curriculum still needs to change as they are not enough for a student for real-world application. More hands on experience needs to be provided, considering the changes in the recent days due to artificial intelligence. Exams can be cleared easily , but the timings are constricted.

My college provides a good range of internship opportunities for students across different departments. Several companies visit the campus for internship drives, especially during the 5th and 6th semesters. Some of the reputed companies that offered internships included TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Capgemini, and a few startups like TechNova and CodeKraft. Roles offered were mostly in software development, data analysis, marketing, and HR management. The internships were mostly stipend-based, ranging between ?5,000 to ?15,000 per month depending on the company and role.

The course curriculum is well-structured and mostly relevant to current industry standards. One of the main reasons I chose this course was the emphasis on practical learning and updated content aligned with recent technological trends. The inclusion of internships, lab work, and project-based assessments helped in gaining real-world skills and prepared me for further academic pursuits as well as job opportunities.

I am currently persuing BBA from Ishan Institute of Management & Technology. My yearly fees is 42000 which is same for every year. Many students including me recieve government scholarships if they fall under the specified categories. The admission staff keeps everything transparent by communicating the whole fee structure well in advance.

The faculty at Ishan is the best. They are ready to solve queries of the students even after the classes too. Their way of teaching is really interesting as they teach us through various examples and activities. I do not have any bad experience with the faculties so far. They guide us at every step, motivationg us each day.

My course is a 3 year program in which it has 6 semesters. And each year we had 2 semester and 2 presemester exams(college exams) that were honestly tougher than the semester exams of university, but for these university papers our teachers frequently and randomly take tests to prepped us well. And the exams were fair with practicals and all with relevant course curriculum. The failed percentage of students was less in my class but some of them fail beacuse they were not regular in the class and the passing percentage was just 40% and student is to faculty ratio is 1:75 which is for every 75 students there is one teacher.The faculty that i liked the most is Mr. Vivek Nigam sir, he is a Discrete Mathematics teacher because he teaches in such a way that no one can forgot, and the faculty that i did not like is my business economics teacher because she was demoralizes me by saying that you cant do anything.And the failed percentage of students in my class is about 4 percent.

In my college there were two annual fest that held every year is tech fiesta in which shudents show their innovation and one is Sports day. And in my college library there were a variety of books to go through with respect all fields, and there was a library card made to all students through which they can have access to those books and the librarian use to maintain journals for that books issued. The facilities and the technological provisions were good in the class rooms as the classrooms are AV's installed.And in my college there were a lot of sports activities and extracurricular activities like racing, dancing, singing is also performed for annual day celebration and these activities were also pisted there in our college groups and site and as well as in student clubs which are privately held by students. And these groups have a good impact in stidents life with reference to studies and growth.

Campus life at MNIT Jaipur is pretty good. The big annual fest is “blitzi” held in March, and the tech fest “sphinx" is usually in October. The library has a wide range of books and journals, and it’s easy to access them physically and online. Classrooms have good tech like smart boards and projectors which help in learning. Sports facilities include cricket, football, basketball, and gym. There are many student clubs for coding, drama, music, and social causes, and they keep campus life fun and active. The student portal helps with communicating events and resources. Overall, college life is balanced between studies and social activities.

At MNIT Jaipur, students become eligible for campus placements from the 6th semester. Many big companies visit, like TCS, Infosys, L&T, and Bosch. The highest packages can go up to 40-45 LPA in top companies, but average package is around 7-8 LPA for core branches like Electrical. Around 70-80% of students get placed through campus. Most profiles offered are in software, core engineering, and analytics. After my degree, I plan to either join a good core company or prepare for higher studies like M.Tech or even government jobs depending on opportunities. Overall, placements here are solid and give good options for future

the overall ecxperience in my campus is very good , we do have lot many clubs in hobbies club in that hobbies club we'll be having various clubs like dance club, singing , acting, drawing, arts, drama , writing and more. we do have lot many clubs where we are having chance to showcasr our skills and train ourselfs . coming to fests , our college has good recoed of conducting fest both techinacal and non technical , where each department has its own way of conducting fests and each department has its own way of celebration. they typically start in the month of august and continues . the library facility that our college is providing is outmost favourable thing to one student beacause one can go and find the book of his own interest and can read it and no one will be there to object , we do have both types of books like ooks related to acadamics and aswellas books related to curents affairs and many more . sports facilty in our college is not that good , it may not reach the expectation of the student , the equipment need to changed and modern equipment is needed.we do have campus radio where the students act as volunteers and make each topic on each day .

the faculty are quite good, they are pretty much experienced at there domains as well. every dept has few faculty who are really friendly to the students . and few are very strict to the students. the faculty ratio is 30:1 ratio . i really like all the faculty from my deparment they helped me not only in my acadamics but also in the personal mentoring as well. there are few faculty fro other departments who i dont like much because they always want to show there harshness towards the other students in order to make them fell fear and keep in control . coming to exams part the exams are very difficult to clear the paper which they keep , have to study really hard to pass the exams. the course curriculum is ageold syllabus , that has to be changed .

Tution Fees at indian institute of technology, Guwahati is 1Lakh per semester . That means 2 lakh per annum.this is for general students (i belong). For ews and obc they get concessions under some conditions.the hostel and mess fees is 43,200 per semester , payable for every semester. 20k is one time fee at time of admission.I haven't got any scholarships. Merit cum means scholarship is there in institute if I'm in class top 25 percentage

I personally like electronics and curriculum is not that good, outdated.the curriculum is outdated so it doesn't make you ready for real world. You have to work on your own for it.I feel curriculum should be updated and focus on core subjects rather than math physics kind of thing . The curriculum should be updated for modern world. Exams are quite frequent a sem exam in 2 monthsa quiz in between them and before.

this program follows a trimester system and students are eligible for placements at their 5th trimester. The 6th trimester would be a project report from the placed company. various companies visit the college for placements right from fortune 500 companies to new startups

PGDM has a industry focused curriculum that caters to the needs of the industry and IIBS has been successfully training its students to get into the industry without much hurdles. Also the course starts with basics and develops into intermediate and advanced.

We need to pay more than 7000 for per semester we are not getting any scholarship. We want scholarship because it's very important for us we belong from a lower class family who doesnot afford to give us high class education so we need scholarship

Campus is beautiful neet and clean there is a canteen were we got tasty food and there is Nescafe also and there are 2ponds and many trees overall the environment is very good where we get fresh air for the trees there is a basketball playground

There is a faculty for every 30 student, which I find very ample. Faculty relationship can very per the faculty, as expected. Some can be standoffish but most are understanding of your plight and are generally helpful. There are 4 exams per semester, excluding the end semester exam, two of which constitute for 50 marks eash and the others 25 each. The pacing of these exams can feel overwhelming and chaotic at times. But most are able to pass these exams without much hassle. The courses are based on the Anna University syllabus, and I can't comment beyond the fact that that cover the very broad basics.

After the fourth semester, I've heard of students getting placed after their succesful internships, but that is once in a blue moon. The drive for campus placements kicks off after the seventh semester though. Seen Amazon, Google, Zoho, Goldman Sachs, TCS and the lot recruiting students here. The highest salary I've seen is about 47 LPA through marquee offers, but the average salary package range is in about 5-6 LPA. Above 90% of students are guaranteed to place here if that is what they seek. Haven't focussed on these as I plan to pursue another degree after this.

There are 1 teacher for every 5 students in the class, ans the relationship between the teacher and student was very good. and also the students can approach confidently to any teacher without hesitation. The teachers like vamsikrishna sir,jyothi mam,lakshamn sir were very friendlly and helpful in the subjects. there is every mid for 40 days in th e course and at last there is sem exam.

From the 6th semester only students werw getting internship opportunities and also placement sessions are also staretd in this sem. There are many comapneis visited like catalog,hexaware,tcs etc.. The highest package was 24 lakhs in catalog and the lowest was 3.5 lakhs. Almost 90% of the studenst were placed in the companies. My plan after degree was to do a job

Ofcourse we have both technical and annual fest at our campus. Very interesting name is given to our technical fest as it is called Shaastra and our cultural fest is Saarang. Both are astonishing and besides that we have an infrastructure that is no match. Forget about how big it is but we have almost all the facilities inside that we don't have to go outside of the college for any basic needs.

At IIT Madras faculties are those who have done their PHD as below that none stands eligible. Apart from the syllabus what new do they bring to the table is checked and then probably they are hired. So, our of all I thinks Miss Neha Chandak is my favourite faculty by a distance margin.

For me the IGNOU is one of the best the best university for distance learning program, The universities provides well structured curriculum that covers both the theoretical and practical, So a student understand the subject in depth and free study material, it is the first choose for the students who are peaparing for any completive exams along with their graduation or master's, well many of my classmate were doing that, however coming to the obstacles faced by the students is majorly is that the university has lots of enrollments due to which it's difficute to conducts practicles and more majorities of the student doesn't takes the university seriously. They thought that the distance learning program will not benefits,as their value is not equlivate to the regular colloege, but that not TRUE! they have more time to learn more skills. At the time admission I was also the one of the confussed student. But after the research and talking to the students and done the comparision on fees, study marterial and teachers, I reallies I had made the best decision. And coming to the amount of fees we paid the regular colleges (even in private one) and the time which invest in them after degree's a student earned still their in no granteen that they will get placements, cause they don't skills, in distance learning I had the time to support my family finacially along my degree. Thanks IGNOU Samridhi

the curriculum was in every details, in each of the life sci. book the each of the diagram of the verious animal kingdom as in very details, Well I think if the student Once go through the IGNOU books then they don't need to reffer to any other study material.