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Student ratio :- 1 :25 approx Faculty are supportive and appropriate Best faculty:- experience and clear in teaching Some faculty need more practical approache Course:- semesters baar and industry - relevant Exam :- internal + final exam MST :- 1st & 2nd Marketing :- internal + assessment + final exam Curriculum: use full for skills and career growth

:- My MBA Total fees ( 2 year ) :- Apporox 120000 1st year :- 60000 2nd year :- 60000 :- fee is mostly same for all categories :- scholarships available Government post - matric scholarships :- fees may increase slightly every year

The time frequency between all exams are more than a month and enough for the preparation where all the faculty help us to be preparation and the difficulty level of the exam is easy for us as we are always prepared for the exam

The fee for my MBA is 60000 per semester overall 240000 for 2 years which need to be paid after every semester also 4600 of exam form for semester exams. Average placement is 8 to 9 lakhs depending on skills

Campus life is not that good because it is very restricted and doesnt have any shops or accessory store. There are good technological provisions in college with good computers and projector labs. There are many clubs like Stereo Club, Dance club, etc.

I pay 300000 rs every year and extra 10000 rs for exam fees. My friends pay 250000 rs every year as I am NRI. There are many scholarships like sports quota and minority scholarship. There are many benefits for good marks in pre university college.

The fee of my MBA 1 year is 60000 and my 2 year fee is 60000 and my examination fee of per semester is 4600 and my tution fee is 5000 and my caste is OBC and our scholarship of per year is 35000. The average placement package is 9 lakhs

The time frequency between exam are more than a year between all the exams and the curriculum prepare for the exam with strict rules and regulations to conduct a fair exam and the difficulty level of the exam is moderate

Here Rishav Raj and I am doing MBA from skitm and my total fees for two years is 240000 and and i am also in hostel and the hostel charge is 160000 for two year and the registration charge for the exam form is 4600 and i am obc and also i am outside from Madhya Pradesh basically i am from bihar i thind that this college is best for MBA or Btech there faculty is very good and they are very supportive for every batch students

The placement is very good in the range of the fees and they are providing the best placement for the students who truly decided to get a job and be a employed person for their parents and the faculty is also giving the internship through their contacts

There's "Rajya", an annual fest conducted every year with exciting games and challenges held. Books are easily available if you have submitted your fees. You take as many books as you want under your name but have to submit back within deadline which is usually a year. That means you can take books for whole year. There are 2-3 smart classrooms with smart board available. There's sports meet held every year. That is the most fun part. Almost all outdoor games are included with several indoor games as well.

Faculties are really friendly and helpful. They're quite approachable and helpful when we need them. Monika Ma'am and Parul Ma'am have been the best faculty throughout my college. They are really friendly and helpful. There's mid term and then there's semester exam. They are moderate. Students failing exams is quite less. One in a ten student. Course curriculum is totally based on semester exam and followed by Rajasthan University curriculum.

Some teachers are very good at explaining concepts in a simple and practical way, which makes learning easier. They also guide students in projects, assignments, and career-related decisions. However, a few faculty members rely more on traditional teaching methods, which can sometimes make classes less engaging.

The faculty-to-student ratio at my college is approximately [e.g., 1:40 or 1:60]. Generally, the professors are quite approachable, especially during their designated "counseling hours." Most are willing to help with doubts after class, provided you show genuine interest

Parul University fee structure is very affordable for a middle class person so this is one of the reason but many reasons I have. Like a it's near my home I get home in this 24 hours and the most important is a very safe for female students we have girls hostel separate from the boys hostel so it's safe for girls. And there are many family in Parul University and they said it's very good the placement the faculties are good in compare of others so this is one of the reason also. About the course and teaching method so they are many courses in Parul and the teaching is good like they provide assignments PPT to understand the concept what we have in the chapter. We have three grams weekly mid semester and end semester. You have to give the weekly online and about the mid semester its happened offline in afternoon kind of two o'clock to four o'clock for about only one hour and 30 minutes. And about the n semester it's also same two clock to 4:30 about 2 hours and 30 minutes or 3 hours it's on the on the subject. About the exams exam are moderate anyone can the pass the exam does by reading or learning the assignment we don't have any hard assignments you can do it by own but there is one issue after 3 and 4 semester they don't provide us assignment so that we learn on our own. But I think it's a good thing because after 3rd sem we have those subject with our important for us. All have computer language is also like C C++ python Java JavaScript HTML CSS and many more programming language and you got to learn the languages from your first semester. There is another building for lab every class have 30 monitors for 30 students.

About the faculties faculties depend on the person who wanted to teach because we have many faculties which are very friendly and kind but others are like they have rude expression on their face. There are faculties with put very much efforts on student so that the student don't have any issues by learning topics or subject but other faculties are like they Just read the PPT. There are many exams happened in universities like weekly assistment, mid semester and end semester. Musli the question in exam come from the assignment and the topic given in chapter. Exam are not so hard it's moderate to any one can pass the exam just by reading the assignment. We have almost a 5 to 6 subjects in a course. And the compulsory subject is English in English you learn communication personality vocabulary and how you have to give interview in companies. My best faculty is for now maths teacher because she make the concept very easy and the most hated faculties my triple e sir which is physics because without any reason he throw me out the class just because I was not sitting properly maybe otherwise he don't tell me the reason why he is get angle or me and throw me out of the class. These all faculties are from my first semester. About the second semester my best faculty is ICT workshop because it's a kind of electronic subject so she make the concept easy and the hatred second year no one I have every faculty in second semester are very good friendly and very much put efforts on us to make the concept easier.

overall rating 7.5 out of 10 relevance - 8/10 comprehensiveness - 7/10 covers all important areas but depth and industry alignment could b better curriculum is regularly updated as per industry needs includes marketing, HR, finance focus on communication leadership decision making skills

MBA fees is 3.18 lakh approx BBA fees is 3.8 lakh approx Hostel and other charges - Single room - 1 lakh year double sharing - 0.96 lakh year Triple sharing - 0.86 lakh year Scholarship Fees depends on academic scores

The curriculum is strictly designed in accordan coce to industry standards and with a strong focus on research related aspects. There are General Electives across semesters wherein you can opt for courses across departments and build strong expertise in other fields alongside your parent course. Student are exposed to mandatory AECC courses (Environmental Sciences) for holistic development. There could be some improvement in creating more engaging classes. Exams and practicals are timed as per DU official calendar and helps students earn credits and move onto next semester with ease.

In an average, 15-19k is the yearly combined college fees amounting to a total of 45-65k approx. for a three year period of college (subject to change after the introduction of FYUP program). There is an examination fees paid per semester typically ranging from 1500-1700. Hostel fees is completely separate from the academic fees. There are also addition charges for science courses (lab fees, practical examination charges, etc.) Overall, it is a highly affordable college under University of Delhi with ample scope for merit and need based scholarships.

In this programme we have total ten semesters and we are elegible in the 9 semester for the collage placements . There are various companies which had visited the collage in the past namely TCS , Wipro ,Infosys etc .The average package is 6 LPA . About 80% students get the placement from the collage .

Our fees structure is given below First year fees is 40000 Second year fees is 40000 Third year fees is 40000 Fourth year fees is 40000 Fifth year fees is 40000 Total course fees is 200 We received 36000 yearly scholarship from government Bus facility for tillore students are free

Geeta university, Panipat is a good choice for students who want to pursue BBA in Digital Marketing with affordable fees and strong scholarship optoions. the univesity focus on practical learning, industry exposure,and skill development the fee structure for bba digital marketing is around 1.20 to 1.25 lakh per year. For the complete 4 years the total fees comes to approximately 4.9 to 5 lakh

geeta university offers good intership support through its placement cell. students get opportunities from 2nd year in IT, marketing and business roles with some paid internship and chances of PPOs which give students to build an edge

The course has an annual fee of around 70,000 including other fees. If you pursue for entire 5 years, then it will cost you around 3.5 lakh. You can apply for several state-owned scholarships which are valid in recognised institutions. You can also avail the special fee concession given by the Delhi University for students from weaker economic sections.

The college is situated in the university's Rugby Stadium. However, the campus is aesthetic and it is situated at a walking distance from the Vishwavidyalaya Metro Station (Yellow Line). Other colleges like SOL and Miranda House are at nearby locations.

Placement in my college are average but improving every year students generally become eligible for campus placement from the final year which are 5th or 6 semester the colleges are placement sell that help students with training and Interview preparation after completing my degree I plan to either pursue higher studies or prepared for competitive exams to get better career opportunities the highest package offered is around 4 to 5 lakh per Anam while the average packet is a round to 2 to 3 lakh per annum.

Bsc here contains much more guidance then any other campus or college. The faculty here teaches you like a student of 6 or 7 class. This prepares a topic for future aspect also. Teaching methods are best but course curriculum requires some sort of improvement in terms of syllabus and also the exam timings. The exams occur in approx one and half month plus the difficulty level is not so high it's medium for us because our concepts are clear in class only by our teachers.

This is the best part. The whole point of niat program is to get a study for the job. It's not like the old system where you chill for 3 years and panic in the 4th year. All the learning here are very different. From the first day itself we will be doing coding.

The learning here are very relevant to the industry requirements. It focuses on the latest industry technology like python web development, Data analytics AI and cloud computing, which are in huge demand today. Every topic is thought with real world example.

Gyanendra sir and aaradhna mam are the best coordinator and mentor respectively and about beee vishal sir is best he is a practical person he focuses on skill . About exam since our is considered in autonomous papers depend on the level sometimes its made in clg itself or other times it comes from outside . But about checking clg faculties check paper not necessarily the teachers who teach us will check

Yeah here there are many club and specially a club called oasis is very famous as it focuses on the photography skills . We have several journals and articles in library Recently we had innothon and this year we celebrated Holi as well In previous year we had annual fest

The course curriculum provided by IBI is very relevant to the today's market scenario. The faculties here are also updated about the market dynamics and imparting the same knowledge to the students. The faculties here are very approachable. The college provides a great learning atmosphere to all types of students. The exam system is entirely paperless. The type of questions are mostly related to the real life application of the concepts learned in the classroom.

The college has many student led clubs for every domain such as Marketing, HR, Operations, Business Analytics, Finance etc and also various creative committees for dance and theatre enthusiasts. The college also hosts its annual fest called RAUNAK in the month of march. Khel Fiesta (Sports event) is also organized catering to the physical and mental well-being of the students.

I’m just finishing my first year, so I’m not an expert yet, but I’ve seen enough to give you a real picture. Not the fancy brochure version, but the actual student version. Let me start with the faculty-to-student ratio because this is something everyone asks. Honestly, I don’t have an exact fixed number because the college keeps upgrading and hiring new professors. From what I’ve observed and heard from seniors, it’s roughly around 4:1 or maybe slightly different per department. That might sound surprisingly high for some people, but keep in mind that includes all the lab assistants, project guides, and even the HOD taking smaller batches. The important part is that you’re never just a roll number here. You actually get noticed. Now, coming to the faculty relationship and approachability—this is where I genuinely feel lucky. The professors are not only knowledgeable but also surprisingly friendly. Like, we can literally walk up to our Head of Department and say, “Sir, the lab network is down again” or “Ma’am, can we change the classroom because the AC isn’t working?” and they actually listen. They don’t brush you off. I remember once, a batchmate had a family emergency and missed a sessional exam. The faculty coordinated with the HOD and arranged a makeup test within a week. That kind of support is rare. They understand that we are humans with real-life problems, not just assignment-submitting machines. If you’re genuine and respectful, they’ll go out of their way to help you. Which faculties did I like and why? I have two favorites so far. First is Professor Arvind Sir (taking Data Structures). The reason I like him is because he doesn’t just read from slides. He codes live in class, makes mistakes on purpose, and then shows us how to debug. That’s where the real learning happens. He also stays back after class for anyone who didn’t understand a concept. Second is Professor Neha Ma’am (Communicative English). She made us do extempore speeches, group discussions

let me talk about specific aspects of the curriculum that made me choose this course. Honestly, when I was looking at colleges, I noticed that this one doesn’t just teach theory for the sake of it. For example, in our first semester itself, alongside the usual "Programming for Problem Solving" paper, they had a parallel lab called "Innovative Coding Lab" where we had to build a small working project like a calculator or a quiz game by the end of 8 weeks. That caught my attention. Most colleges just give you textbook C++ problems; here, they show you the output and say, "Make something that works." That influenced my decision a lot. Now, how well does the curriculum prepare you for real-world applications or further academic pursuits? I’d say about 75-80% there. For real-world applications, the practical labs are genuinely helpful. We have team-based assessment tasks where 4-5 students get a problem statement (like creating a student database or a simple login system) and you have to divide work, use Git for version control, and present it. That’s exactly how the industry works. For further academic pursuits like master’s or research, the curriculum has decent math and core theory foundations. But I feel they could add more research-oriented assignments like literature reviews or mini-surveys. Right now it’s very implementation-heavy, which is good for jobs but less for PhD prep. Suggestions for improvement in curriculum and teaching methods – I have a few. First, some teachers still rely on 100-slide PPTs read line by line. That’s boring. Arvind Sir already does live coding, but others should follow. Second, there should be more projects. For example, combine a programming assignment with some basic electronics or data visualization. Third, bring in more alumni sessions where they show how they used a particular subject in their actual job. That would motivate us. Fourth, reduce the number of theory-heavy subjects per semester.

Within the BA(JMC) department there is definitely less faculty than there should be, however the amount we do have are all very friendly and keen on teaching. My personal favorite faculties would have to be Mr. Vishal and Dr. Shefalli, both guided my throughout my college exprience and I learned a lot. Exams happen twice a semester internally and once externally, difficulty is moderate and mostly all clear them.

The yearly fees of the college is roughly 1lakh, with the intial year having additional charges bringing it closer to 1.38lakhs for a total of roughly 3.5lakhs for the 2 year course. Some batchmates secured scholarships ranging from 10-25k in the intial year based on merit.

I am b.tech AIML student i choose this course because i would like to become an software engineer and i want some problem solve in smoothly way and this course increase our many skills and confidence this course will be make our future bright by getting job ready environment and their alre all relevants subjects taught in this course like ML, AI, LLM, Deeplearning etc.

There are many events and technical festival in our college. There are many social groups and club in our college and i also joind an OASIS club of photography. Their impact on my life is good while work in this club i learned many skills like data uploading, photo graphy, and editing