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For BA in Global Affairs there are not many colleges and thus the fees is high. JGU is anyways expensive as they provide courses like none others. So fees for Hons in Global Affairs the fees at our university is 6 lakhs and plus the hostel fees of 3.4 lakhs or so. There are some charges which are paid within the academic year and this it becomes around 10 lakhs a year to study our course from Jindal Global University.

Our faculties are a novelty in itself and at JGU professors are not just passed out from Indian top universities but from global Universities and have played hands in defining global roles at some organisations as well. So their teaching standards and all are absolute best and something which makes them admirable for them.

The course fees is Rs. 12,200/year and it is completed affordable. The college provide the best facility of sports, canteen, etc everything in this fees. It is the complete fees and one doesn't need to pay other fees except this. It is one of the best colleges of south campus of delhi university. I'm not aware of the fees of the catagory student so I've told you the general category fees. I'm not aware of any kind of merit cum and financial aid as they are given only by the university and not by the individual colleges as per my knowledge.

The events are already very famous of motilal nehru college. The fest, the cultural events, everything is so wild and famous. The library is well maintained and equipped with all the required books. The best part of motilal nehru is that it is completed air conditioned the best college of du i.e. even hindu college doesn't have air conditioners but motilal exclusively have. The sports and extra curricular activities are the best approachable and offered by the college. And the campus is ragging free

The year wise payment will be around like 80,000 and tuition fee is 9000, caution fee is 7000 and it will depends on the which category you are and there will a NSP for ST category students and the amount of NSP will come aorund the 95000 for the 1st year and next year it will be onwards 41000 beacuse of 1st year they are giving the laptop fee including the 95000 withb hostel fee

NITA offers internships from 3rd year with firms like TCS, Wipro and startups.Roles includes developer, analyst and research internships. Projects focus on coding, data analysisand labs. Stipends are okay around like 10k to 15k but it is depends on your skills and giving industry exposure and practical outcomes

There are total of 9-10 faculties in the whole Biotech Department. And my batch has 49 students. Dr. Nitai Basak ( Head of Department) ( Obsessed with Biotechnology) (I Kind of liked him) Dr. A.K Jana ( He is fine, every student wants to do minor/major project under him, becuase he is very chill) Dr. Indu Chauhan (She was my guide for minor/major project, helped me to get the internship, will help only if you reach out to him) Dr. Anee Mohanty (I didnt liked her, she only supports the topper students) Dr. Sumer Singh Meena ( I liked him too, he was also good and some what chill) Dr. Prangya Ranjan Rout ( I liked him alot, he was too good to talk and discuss anything) Dr. Pritam (Not Sure his full name) (new faculty) Dr. Chandi Charan Patra ( He was too good for students, very helpful in writing the review and research paper) Dr. Mahesh Kumar Sah ( He is not so good)

For Biotechnology, placements are very poor. The average on campus package of Biotech student is around 6 LPA, and only 5-6 students get placed among a batch of 49 students. Around 10-12 companies allowed Biotechnology for placements. Highest package for Biotech 2025 batch is 11LPA Lowest Package is 3.5 LPA

Year wise depends upon the family income category of students like there are the 3 slabs : 1. Under 1LPA: Tuition fees is around 6-9K depending on even or odd semester. 2. Between 1-5LPA: tuition fees is around 30-32K and lastly, 3. Above 5LPA : Tuition fees is around 70K. This is final tuition fees and if opted for hostel then it varies upon the Mess contractor but it lies between 20-25K . While choosing the hostel first time there isa 5000 caution fees which is refunded after completion of the course. There are some scholarship provided by the central or state goverment for SC/ST students of upto 1lakh while they apply thrrough the scholarship section.

Faculty are very helpful and approachable and they help with any problem . Anyone can ask doubts anytime and if someone wants some opportunities like internship ,they help also in get that also through their connections. Male faculties are very chill and some female faculties but all will becomes like friends in the 6th sem ending . There are two exa,s like mid sem and end sem and they ask from the depth but you can pass with decent CGPA but very need to have a skill of paper filling also. Students are rarely fail only in case of if Answer Paper is blank.

The College fee would be around 79,500 on even semeters and 82,500 on odd semesters inclusive of all the other charges like lab fees and all.The hostel fee was around 8500 and the mess fee woukd be around 25000 per semester. The caution money for mess is 10,000 which is returned at the end of the programme. The fee structure is different on the basis of family incomes and their are three salbs for less then 1 lakh, for 1lakh to 5 lakh and the rest is above 5 lakh

There used to be around 120 students in my class. The faculties were approachable but there used to be many joiners each semester. There used to be two exams per semester for the subject. The half terms were of weightage of 30 marks for the duration 2 hours and the end terms were of weightage of 50 marks for the duration of 3 hours apart from which we had quizes

As a first-year law student, I can share the detailed fee structure and scholarship opportunities offered by Christ University, Bangalore. The total course fees is Rs 2,60,000 per year, and importantly, these fees have remained constant over 5 years without any increase. The registration fees we paid were Rs 20,000 while the tuition fee is Rs 2,60,000. There are no additional charges like development fees, caution fees, or lab fees. The structure is straightforward and transparent. Another feature is that there is no reservation-based categorization in the fee structure, meaning everyone in the college are same and pay the same amount. The college provides a supportive ecosystem with meaningful internship opportunities to gain practical exposure. The intership committee also provided me with an intership in a law chamber in Koramangala, Bangalore which helped me gain lot of insights and experience.

Faculty in our college are highly qualified professors, and they have great teaching skills, there is a good faculty-to-student ratio of 1:15, that makes sure that every student is prioritized and given importance. The faculty is very approachable and gives a lot of importance to students. Some of the faculties I like are Ashwin Kunal sir, who teaches LLJP. There is no such faculty I don't like. The exam structure and the Exam system are governed by Office of Examination. The exams are divided into Continuous internal assessments, which include CIA 1, CIA 2, which is also known as mid-semester exams, and CIA 3. All three of them constitute 50 marks, and the other 50 marks is for the End Semester examination. The exams have medium difficulty, and students who fail give re-exams or compartment exams to pass the semester.

The world famous university of delhi is not just about the verstality of students it has or the alumni network but also the type of education one receives along with the exposure as a whole. Delhi university has played a major role in shaping my personality as well as career and thats the best pro it has but along with the goods the bads too exist which involves poor infrastructure and rigid faculty but overall it deserves the hype,

Faculty is enough in the university which does not really create any absents as a backup teacher is always available. Delhi university has the best faculty in the sciences and commerce section having the bestr experiences which really helps the students. Many students fail and have pending backlogs over the course due to the tough checking and the abundance if crowd.

BAMS because I have seen people on medical conditions in my home and they were on alopathy. Ever since they started Ayurvedic I have seen visible changes in their health conditions and therefore motivation came from home to choose this course. I am glad to be a part of this college as our course don't just teaches us already existing things but what all we can develop in Ayurvedic is also taught to us.

Our campus is 200 acres and from a multipurpose hall to new seminar hall which can accommodate 1000 odd people at a time is definitely the biggest highlight of our campus. We also have medical College and an hospital block where hundreds of people are treated daily. We have a superb fest called Oricon and it's an all departments fest which is celebrated in April every year.

There is an inter campus fest called SHORE FEST, which is the biggest in the year, however various clubs and departments conduct their own events throughout the year. The online access of journals and research tools is very good, however the library catalogue is limited. The classes are soundly equipped with various technologies, projectors, speakers, mics, etc. The campus has all the possible sports infrastructure, a full sized cricket stadium, football turf, badminton courts, tennis courts, pickle ball courts, table tenns, a very good gym, and other facilities. There are numerous social groups, that provides ample of networking opportunities

The year wise fees for our batch was 1,05,000 this included the exam fees, however the college fees has increased for the subsequent batches. There are no other fees for the course, except the college fees. The financial aids are available if applied to the University directly, also, the university's entrance exam provides you with upto 100% scholarship throughout your course if you maintain an 8+ CGPA

I don't think I'll be relying on the campus placement as they are mostly 3.6 - 5 LPA , which is low paid jobs as I think. Companies like cognizant, infosys,tcs, prolifics, etc come to the college. I plan on doing a job with good salary or do a business or try for a government job.

The fests will be conducted twice a year, that is freshers and annual day. That's it. Library is also good. Not all books will be available there will be some missing books. No sports and and extracurricular activities if we want to play that's it. Clubs and etc are good.

Our college definitely not so big but still a sports stadium is what we have at our campus. There are currently two blocks and a third one is getting ready. We also have innumerable events and all as students council here encourage a lot of things. Our annual fest Vibrations is also something which not many probably know is one of the largest fests in Delhi University.

Before students it's the faculties who have upgraded themselves and that's the best part of faculties. Yes some of them are a little old and therefore it was inevitable for them and luckily they haven't hesitated. Our professor Arjun Saini is indeed the good old man and crowds favourite as well.

One time in a year college take ensemble. In ensemble have traditional day, bollywood day, mismatch day is present to perform. All the branch book are available in Library like in 3000-4000 range and some journals are available like in 700-1000 range. All the sports is taked in campus. Kabbadi, criket, tennis ect.. extracurricular activities offered to present your skills on stage. If any student-run social groups, club, or student portals have no more impact on student life

I choose mechanical engineering because my father have own garage. This course help me to improve my father garage by new technology and new method of servicing. By this course give me a new idea for new technology and new method. It's important to improve the designing course information or give solid work details in brief to student. The 4 year have 8 semester in each one year take two semesters exam and in 1 semester minit two exam insem and endsem.

Faculty to student ratio is good and teacher supports students and they are approachable too after the class . I like Abhishant Sharma sir as he is the master of computers and coding . I don't any of the teacher so i all the faculties . Exams taken two time - 1st sem and secod sem in a year . Practical exam are also there for the electronics and physics section . All students clear the exam very easily if they don't get back paper in electronics , Physics and Maths . Course curriculum is very relevant and better for B.TECH .

the name of the annual fests are JANAGANI . It held in the months of december . Books and journals are accessible to all with their library card . Classrooms are loaded with all the basic facilities like projectors , wi- fi , digital board etc. Sports and extracurricular activities are offered on campus like football, volleyball , cricket, indoor games etc. student run social groups are like NSS, NCC,GDSC CLUB, MICROSOFT CLUB etc.

Tution Fees:: 70000 caution money: 5000 onetime other fee: 8600 Student activity and other semester fees: 23800 Scholorship for Gate Qualifies student as per AICTE Norms: 148800 Hostel fee : 41000 along with 5000 hostel caution money Mess Fees: 27500

Course structure is somewhat research oriented though somehow it also focuses on the placement aspect. I am in my first year of mtech i haven't seen much of the curriculum but i know Placement and course structure are quite good.

The annual fest of Miranda House is known as "TEMPEST". It is packed with fun, music, enthusiastic crowd. Stalls are set up in the college during the fest. Famous artists have performed in this college. From finger- licking food to non- stop DJ, Tempest is one of the biggest fests of Delhi University. The library of Miranda House is my most favourite place. With thousands of books and journals and greenery of the garden, studying there is no less than a therapy. In every classroom, we have AC, projectors and wifi connections. The campus offers basketball, tennis, football. Coaches train young minds to ace the world of sports. There are more than 25 societies in college. Starting from English debating society to traditional dancing society, college focuses very well on the extra curriculum activities of the students. We also have women development cell and business society in college to encourage women entrepreneurs.

I am pursuing Bachelors of Arts from Miranda House, a renowned college of Delhi University. My course is BA Honours Sociology. There are around 100 students in my class. Fee for this course is paid annually. I had paid ?15,460 in my very first year. Then one also has to pay for examination fee which depends upon the subjects you’ve chosen. Mostly the examination fee goes around 1200-1300 and it is to be paid twice a year as DU conducts 2 examinations in one year. Rest no other form of fee is there. Students belonging to science background have a slightly higher fee i.e., 19K. I have been receiving scholarship from Miranda House. This scholarship is for those students whose family income is less than 2.5 lakhs per annum. In order to continue the scholarship, students should have 69% of attendance and a CGPA of 7.

Faculty to student ratio is ok ok because sometimes they don't listen to any student even they beg . They are approachable but not all the time . They just give lecture on any topic they don't teach us how to use it in day to day life . Faculties of my department are like GURUS because they are master of their area . Teachers are awesome but sometime they behave like unknown .By the way my Favourite teacher is Mayank Aggrawal Sir as he always supports me in any challenges . I like all faculties as they all do their work honestly . Exams are taken in the month of May and December . Exam period is of 3 hrs. Two sessionals , two semesters , and practical exams they take in a year . Exams are super easy . They mostly ask questions from class notes and Pyqs.

Technical and non-technical fests held in the month of december by the college named JNAGANI which is super awesome and extra up level fests . Students from other colleges also participates to get rewards . Books are accessible to all and it is free if you have paid the fees otherwise you will not be allowed to enter in the library also . Classroms are good as it is having projectors , digital board etc. Sports , we play every week on saturday an sunday also gurukul has its own stadium i.e. DAYANAND STADIUM . Student run clubs includes - GDSC, MICROSOFT, IBM, CODSOFT etc.

The annual fest name is JANAGANI .They had given a pass to enter in the Fests . Students from other colleges were also invited on the purchase of pass. It is basically held i the month of december . Books and journals are there in the library in bulk . Any student can access to books but they should have their library card . Classrooms are like a simple class but with all equipments like projectors , speaker , bench , digital board etc. Sports and extracurricular activities are also held once in a year with full of joy . GPL is also there GURUKUL PREMIERE LEAGUE with its own website like cricbuzz for match updates . Clubs are also there made by seniors like MLSA CLUB , GDSC CLUB, E-CELL , Placement cell etc.

Faculty to student ratio is good and their relations depends on the students behaviour also they are very approachable after class. I like ASHWANI SIR , the coordinator of our class , he supports me in filling up my attendance when i get busy in other programs of NCC and NSS. I like all the teachers . No one is there from whom i hate all are good . Exams are taken twice in a year i.e. Semester 1 and Semester 2 . sessional are also taken before the semester . we have to score good in any of the two sessionals . First sessional is too easy as compared to other. Every students easily pass the exam . Difficulty level is moderate but tricky questions are asking by them .

The total annual fees for B.sc courses is 30000 that includes tution fees, registration fees, admission fees, development fees,lab fees and library fees.Yes there is compensation for Sc and st category students. The fees for B.com program is around 18k and for B.com hons is around 28k. In shyam lal college there are many schoolarahip program runs you can get benefits of that you just have to contact the administrator department and they will guide you how you can get it.Also as a du student you can get many schoolarahip that you can check on Delhi University offical websites

Th curriculum of the course are very well all the course are very good and the curriculum of my course is also good and according to the need of the industry right now.Teachere will explain you how you can get internship andjobs and also if you want to do higher studies they will guide you on that also.Suppose you want to prepare for upsc,ca they will guide you and also help you in your preperation

Overall experience of the campus is great Create a exposure to the studies as well as the extracurricular activities we have cultural fests that provide the leadership qualities how we negotiate with the Companies how we bring the deals for our Events how we talk to the managers MS Excel and power bi you can easily crack the interview if you want more detail about this job opening then just come in job and I will send the entire detail directly to your team pwc leashes are currently hiring for data analysis tool and the best part is if you are a fresher you can also apply for this job role Have good knowledge of

I'm pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering (2022-2026 batch) from Delhi Technological University. The fee structure is pain yearly and includes tution fees, admission and regustration charges, development fees, lab and examination charges. I give yearly 244700 every year. As I'm general student so, I don't get any scholarship from the college. Yeah some of many friends gets a lot of scolarship like around 150000 INR gets reduced but they have perticular interview and documentation verifivation of that.