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Faculty to student ratio is like 1 out of 10. And faculty are not good in nature even students not like to talk regarding extra activity. I don't think any faculty is best. I don't like even anyone because there duty is like give lecture and do nothing after that. 2 exams every year in gap of 6 months.

College is not providing any internship opportunity even it is compulsory in 3rd year of college to do an internship. Even after all this they say that you need to find on your own and if they provide the internship that will be unpaid and they get charges to join that internship.

My overall experience with campus is vibrant, in both personal and professional aspects. There is Freshers Day, which is held between August - September, Tech Invent which is usually held on November and CU fest , which is usually held between February - April. There are nearly 8 to 10 libraries in our campus. There are so many books, journals, theses are available in library. Students have the access to library form 9.30 am to 8.00 pm. There are projectors in our classes to make lectures more engaging through PPTs. There is ACs which provides coolness in the environment. There are wifis in the computer labs . There are so many sports facilities offered on campus. There are few grounds in our campus. There is a sports campus which provides training to students. So many sports atheletes from national team are from this college. One of the best pacer of indian cricket team, Arshdeep Singh who contributed in winning T20 World Cup is from our college. There are so many clubs like IEEE, Event Enclave, CUEC, etc which provides opportunities to students.

The detailed fee structure of my batch is : In first year , the tuition fee is Rs. 272400, along with Exam fee of Rs. 5000 and Security Deposit of Rs. 2500. From 2nd year, Security Deposit is not available. So the total fees for one year without scholarship is Rs. 277400 (for first year +Rs.2500 for security deposit). As I have awarded 20% scholarship (tuition fees) for each semester based on my Merit mark. It will be continued only if I maintained 7.5CGPA. So the tuition fees I will paying is Rs. 217920. There are so many scholarships like Merit, CUCET Scholarship, National Entrance Exam Scholarship etc. Additionally there is Rs.11000 for TPP (Training Placement Program) which is optional to be on 2nd year.

We have multiple celebrations for pongal, christmasn new year and various other festivities. It is held almost frequently. There are numerous books and journals in the library along with printer facility and helping staff also. There is screen display for easier teaching. We have an annual day every year for whoch sports is held. We also have seperate sports events and volleyboll field.

I specifically wanted to be a dentist as there were no dentists in my family. The curriculum does educate you on patient communication, ability to handle patients well and critical thinking skills such as bls training and high tense situations. There can be more hands on training and patient prorograms and camps. Exams are held once in every year and difficulty is mild to moderate.

Faculty to student ratio in my department is fairly balanced, roughly 1 faculty for 15-20 students. Most were approachable and a few even offered mentorship for internships and career planning. Jyoti B R- Her teaching style was very clear and structured and very approachable. Saif Uddin- Extremely knowledgeable and passionate about their subject. Sikandar Mulla - As per me is considered the best faculty due to their subject mastery and helpful nature and giving advice on how to survive in real world. Each semester had 2 internal assessments and semester-end exam with 2 mock practical exam and a semester-end practical exam for lab based subjects. Very few people failed mostly due to low attendance or incomplete assignments. The curriculum was academically sound and well-suited for further studies. However, industry readiness, more emphasis on internship, data analysis tools and emerging areas like genomics and immunotherapy would have been beneficial.

I would rate it around 8/10 for relevance and comprehensiveness. I chose this course because it offered solid foundational subjects that aligned with my interests. The curriculum prepares students well for higher studies and provides decent exposure to lab techniques. However, for real world readiness, it could be improved. Teaching methods are mostly theory-heavy and would benefit from interactive approaches. Exams are moderately difficult and conceptual clarity and regular revision helps in scoring well.

Due to confidentiality, I can't mention the exact amount. We have two types of internship opportunities, one is a summer internship, which is for 2 months and the one is an internship before the placement. In a summer internship, the stipend starts from 5,000 Rs depending on the company

80% of the faculty members from my department, Digital Marketing, are equipped with advanced learning. They are very friendly and helpful towards the students. The course structure is designed in such a way that students can get both practical and theoretical knowledge at a time.

I’m doing History (Hons) at DCAC. I took this course because I had interest in this particular subject. The syllabus is big and covers Indian and world history. And I am also preparing for UPSC.. from there I came to know that those books which are referred in classrooms are very helpful even for UPSC and the syllabus which we study is very vast which covers indian history and world history . Teachers are good but teaching is old-style, mostly lectures. Not many group works or projects. I feel more field trips, workshops, and interactive classes should happen. Exams come two times – December and May. Papers are long answer type. If you attend class and revise, you can do well. Not too hard. Course is more theory, not much practical.

Infrastructure of this college is not soo good. But the clubs which are there in the college are very active as they used to organise events frequently. I am also in a Club named Atharv : The Civil Services Society, Dcac. We recently in April organised our annual fest named Utkrisht'25. And it was really fun organising it. I learnt a lot many things related to management, organising, creative thinking etc. these clubs are completely run by students in guidance of some faculty of the college called as conveners.

The college has its own auditorium for cultural fests and annual programs like foundation day celebration and annual cultural festival etc. At AEC the management provides full support for extra curricular activies like inter departmental aports and educational competitions. Students also run social groups like ANANDIANS and UP80 group under which students participate in various activities like organising blood donation camp and awareness activities for the people.

The final semester students are allowed to appear in campus placement drives with the help of the training and placement department. The highest package was secured by a friend was 6 lac per annum in HDFC bank ltd. The college have a history of placing 100% students in good companies. Students are always advised not settle for less instead the placement head of the college always support the out going students in future employement needs also.

I chose B.Sc. Actuarial Science because the curriculum covers key subjects like Probability, Financial Mathematics, Statistics, and Economics, which align directly with actuarial exam syllabi from IAI and IFoA. The structured approach to building mathematical and analytical foundations was a major reason for selecting this course

There is no annual fest for the overall college, no fun activities but we have department fest that is related to studies only for 2 days each department,College Day & Sports Day – Held annually with official prize distributions and performances.

For every 20 students we have 1 teacher the ratio is very well balanced apart from class teachers we also have mentors who guid us throughout the college life it's very helpful we can go consult them when we want. Most if the teachers have a PHD so they are very well educated and also support us throughout

Their are a number if technical festivals it's very well held like small businesses held by students Their are variety of books and magazine almost for all courses or what your looking for. The extracurricular activities like sports, cultural programs are offered their are inter college competition held

Being a final year student I can say that my colleges experience is neither too good nor too bad. I will suggest my juniors to be friends with everyone but not get attached to anyone or just get stick to one group of friends because this course consists of 5.5 years and there will be many ups and downs. Some friendships will be made or broke on the basis of your academic score, financial status and that is very bad. Let me share my own experience I had a friends group in 1st year consisting of 6 people, we were like friends forever in our batch and many of our batchmates were jealous of our friendship but now in final year our group broke and now we are not friends due to some personal issues and I was very attached to those people which landed into badly affecting my academics and I passed my 3rd year with 62% marks.

Internship begins after passing final year of mbbs where you sit in opd and examine patients, sit in wards. Internship includes rotational postings in each department including emergency department. Sometimes in some departments internship is very hectic and is light in some departments. Example. In psm department you get to visit field areas for medical camps. The stipend is 12000 per month at present. This is according to Uttar Pradesh government guidelines.

Faculty is very qualified, some maintain very good relation and are easily approachable. Faculty who are easily approachable, with good teaching skills and have good class control methods are best in my view. Few professors are arrogant, toxic and not easily approachable. I don't like such. I love the exam pattern. One exam per semester followed by one test, one quiz and one assignment. That's good enough. Its not very easy to pass the exam. Majority get pass. Course curriculum is good except installation of proper laboratory equipment is required for better education.

Msc.Biotechnology is a good course. The laboratory aspect has pushed me a bit to make the decision. Curriculum makes us academically good but not good for real world. College laboratory needs improvement in terms of installation of proper laboratory equipments. Teaching skills & class control methods needs improvement. Teaching should be made more industry based and practical based. Exam pattern is good, not very easy to pass, have to work hard to get good marks.

This college is an autonomous college and the curriculum followed here are created by the teachers of this own college and they create curriculum which will be helpful for the future and the exams are not so difficult if you study

There will be occutional events in which many celebrities will be invited to the college and there are more than 20+ clubs in which you can join and showcase your skills in the clubs and participate in the competitions

Ims Engineering College is situated in ghaziabad it provide many Courses like Btech Mba Mca and there is no much difference in fee structure between these course Like batch free is 135000 and mba 150000 and it also provide scholarship for the students so they can easily maintain the study environment

Overall experience is very nice In. This college the college provide many facilities to the students they also organised sport fest like Sangram so the student can take more intrest in this college there are many group in this college

The curriculum is really good. It teaches about mathematics in a detailed and a course relevant way. It teaches Ajay subjects as well in relevant manner. I personally chose this course because it offered a better understanding of artificial intelligence and also has a market scope, it's 70% same curriculum like computer science and the 30% is based on mathematics and its application in coding And this curriculum prepares us very well for the real world. As in the modern times. AI is taking over and studying how to make artificial intelligence and machine learning and various models helps us to cope up with a real word in a pet way. The course is good, but in the first year, they can be more project oriented learning and there can be further laboratory sessions can be increased as the student understands the particular concept in the way you need to quote as well The internal assessment occurs thrice a semester and every internet assessment is a 40 marks with a one and half hour standard timing of it. The paper contains 4 to 8 questions of 10 of five marks each. The difficulty level is somewhere between moderately easy to moderately difficult.

Two colours happen every year, when is the hostel first named as Kala Rava that happens between the months of December to January and the other fest is Utsaha Vaibhav. This is the main college fest, which happens in the month of April. the camp The college has a specialised library with almost every book that we want. We can issue the book for a period of one month and we can renew the issuance again and again. The faculties. The facilities and technological provisions are also good. The college has multiple number of laboratories for every subject, including maths, electronics, IOT, artificial intelligence and machine learning, computer science and the college also offers a specialised group called as bicep for incubation of various extra curricular activities. The courses also various clubs of IEEE, which are educational related clubs and help in the student group

Well to start with, I entered this college through Kcet. My fees through Kcet was Rs.107000, and additionally there was college fees around Rs.30000 which includes Rs.8000 of uniform fees and rest of some circular and stuff. There are Sc/st reservation as one of my friends got in through. And I'm in hostel where it's is about Rs.90000 yearly fees. On top of that there was this one time maintenance fees of Rs. 10000

Faculty to student ratio is quite good i would say it's about every 30-50 students there's a faculty, one of the good things is that they provide great guidance and knowledge. Some experienced faculty and better teaching skills. I wouldn't say not like to some faculty but some of the different teachers techniques i wouldn't prefer to learn with.

Studying in evening college in delhi university id quite unique experience . Annual fest is UDDAN held every year in march . This attracts many other du colleges students also . Commercium is the commerce fest held by commerce society only it includes case competitions , business quizes etc . Has wide range of text books , reference books and journals for BCOM and political science students also have a reading room facility for evening and morning students. This college offers access to outdoor games like badminton , cricket and and few indoor games also .indoor games like table tennis, chess ,carrom etc. Yes there are several student run societies including an enactus , placement cell ,marketing society , sports society and there is decent bonding among students in the society.

To be honest , unlike north campus shaheed bhagat singh evening college does not have strong campus placemnets . Wipro , TCS , Genpact and many other companies visited in 5th - 6th semester . their average package is around 1-2 lakhs per annum only . highest package would be around 3 lakh per annum . 10-20% of students gets placed only . my plan is to prepare for MBA for further studies while persuing some internships , or any data analytics or business analytics course , depending upon the interest .

My course fee at Satyawati College under Delhi University is ?16,185 per year as a general student including tuition caution library examination culture development and placement cell charges I have paid the same amount all three years seniors sometimes pay less first year exam fee comes to around ?2,000 Reserved category students pay only ?40 plus refundable deposits The college offers scholarships through National Scholarship Portal category based funds toppers awards like ?8,000 or ?10,000 one time schemes Girl students with high marks and low income can get ?20,000 through World Brotherhood Organisation Disability and society based scholarships like Indian Society of Accounting and Management and Help the Blind Foundation are also available

Satyawati college has several active societies including the Debating society (Abhivyakti), The environment soc (prakriti), the art and culture society etc. The library provides a wide collection of course books. as far as fests are concerned, the student union organizes a college fest every year, besides that there are annual fests by different societies and departments, an annual college function for student awards, and a yearly NCC event. The campus has two computer labs, an EVS lab, and a kabaddi ground. Inter- Department sport matches are also conducted.

You can get a job here after completing MBBS or md. Can go to any hospital or open your own. 1.5L per month is avg for a doctor. Starting around 90k a month. Internship gives 28500 per month. No batch has currently passed out from this college . Comparatively new college. 2020 batch(oldest batch) still doing internship.

No fest. Annual sports week happens with all type of indoor and outdoor sports activities. All subject books are available in library(but still not that much).AC lecture halls and labs with all essential machines required.no clubs till now. As college doesn't get involved in many activities.

The faculty-to-student ratio is about 1:60, which is fair. Most of the teachers are friendly, polite, and easy to approach for help, whether in class or after hours. They’re usually open to doubts and extra support if you ask. I personally liked the maths faculty, English faculty, and the CSE (computer) faculty. They explain topics clearly, use examples while teaching, and are patient with students who may need a bit more time. As for the exams, each semester has three exams — MST1, MST2, and End Semester. MST1 and MST2 are internal exams, each out of 20 marks per subject, and they get converted into 10 marks each. Internals (total 40 marks) include these MSTs, plus 10 marks from assignments and 10 marks from other things like vivas, attendance, and quizzes. The end semester exam is out of 100, and it gets converted into 60 marks. The final score is a sum of internal (40) and external (60). The exams are quite fair and mostly based on what is taught in class. If you’ve attended lectures and revised the notes, passing isn’t hard. Very few students actually fail, unless they completely ignore the syllabus. The first-year course structure is relevant and builds a good base, with subjects from all engineering domains and basic sciences.

The college does provide some internship opportunities, especially from the 6th semester onwards. Companies like Cognizant, TCS, CodSoft, and a few startups have offered internships to students in roles like web development, testing, basic software support, and cloud assistant. Some of these come with a small stipend, usually around 5,000 to 10,000 per month, though not all are paid. For example, in CodSoft internships, students worked on mini web apps using HTML, CSS, JS, or did tasks like bug fixing and UI cleanup. In Cognizant or TCS internships, the work was more structured—some helped in backend testing or worked on internal dashboards. A few of these internships were project-based and required students to submit basic working solutions or reports by the end. The college helps with forwarding such internship links and shortlisting names, but many students also find their own internships through LinkedIn, Internshala, or personal referrals to get more meaningful experience.

The faculty members are highly experienced both in terms of qualification and expertise, as all of them are Ph.D holders. The faculty to student ratio ranges from about 1:5 to 1:10 depending upon the specific department. The proffessors are cooperative and approachable. We have a mid-semester exam, an end-semester exam and two theory quizzes for each subject per semester. Apart from that, lab viva and exams are also conducted for practical subjects.

The course curriculum for the electronics and communication department is comprehensive as the topics which are taught provide an in-depth knowledge regarding the subject, in relevance to the industry requirements of the upcoming years. Students who pursue this course rigorously can also opt for higher studies. The frequency of exams is a bit high, considering the short span within which one needs to grasp all the subjects.