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In G L Bajaj , The Fee structure vary from first year is nearby 139000 , and for later years of second therd and fouth year it is near by to 135000 , this data is belong to year between 2016 to 2020 but now days the the yearly payment on yearly basis incresed by 20000 , now days the first year price is 160000 and they for other years itr is now near to 155000. The break up of fee is Tution ; 100000 caution fee-X Developement fee- 9500 training module 8500 dept socity & cultural-85000 alumni membership-2000 industrial interface 8500 medical insurance-500 Now these all fee structure has increased from 139000 in 2016 to 160000 now in 2024
Faculty Member of College are really impressive and well educated , some of the faculty members are PHD holders and having wide expertise in technical domain , majortiy of the faculty having good experience in teaching anf M.Tech holders . Course structure Its Divided into 8 semesters ( i.e each year 2 semester) Exam Each semester have 1 PUT & 2 college paper each apper having pratical exam ( In final Smester having external exam and external practicle exam)
I paid 22000rs for two years as i had qualified the entrance examinations to get admission. However there is option to get admission through payment mode as well and which costs around 70000rs for two years. These fee structures include all kinds of fees like tuition, admission and all. The university offers several kinds of scholarships including Merit, Research and Student Aid Scholarships. These scholarships help and boost the passion of learning in students. The amount of scholarships varies if i talk about student Aid it was round 12000 rs annually and teachers also help personally to students overcome financial issues.
I choosed the curriculum to gain more knowledge for my UPSC exams. Curriculum is framed well but world touch is not much. And i think realistic problems should be brought in curriculum so that we can handle the situations of after passing out. Exams are with easy moderate and hard levels in a single paper and the frequency is 2 per year. Duration of exams is usually 2 hours or 2.5 hours depends upon the subject.
There were different faculties for different core subjects. So all the 7 subjects had different teachers according to their research and expertise. The mode is CBCS (Choice based credit system), here we are allowed to select the specialization of our choice from the given list of subjects. There is also an extra credit subject that can be chosen from the subjects offered by other departments too.
I took admission in MA in English from Faculty of Arts, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. The year wise fees of the course was about 10,000/- a year as a general candidate, so that comes to a total of 20,000/- for the whole course. This feees included everything. The university offers various scholarships that are offered by Gujarat Government to the student.
The College is government-aided, and the fee varies. For SC students, it is ? 22,500, and for General Students, it goes up to ? 45,000. The Scholarship varies for different categories, and other benefits from the State government. The Medhavi Students get the full fee waiver. There is a policy for Hostel fee Waiver too for Category students and facilities in the Hostel premises.
To be exact, the curriculum has to be improvised and structured properly for real-world needs. The structure is outdated, and the pattern is too. The industry-based learning is not being promoted at all, as per my observation. The timing for exams is not frequent, but the paper structure is the same as the old so very outdated for a growing economy like ours.
The relationship between the faculties and the students is as good as it should be. The faculties are really the specialists in their fields. They teach in a simple language which everyone can easily understand and help the students any way they can. The teachers also provide the notes in the classes and they also upload them on the college portal so that anyone who was absent that day for any reason can easily access the notes with no problem.
Every year, for the first year students, there is an official freshers' party in then college organised by the First Year Students Association, also known as FESA, and there is also a cultural event for the students of all the classes known as Gandharv, it lasts for about a week. Also, the seniors are very nice to the junior students. They are always helpful and friendly and noragging takes place in or outside the college campus.
Some faculty members who are in that college from a very long time are really good and really have knowledge of law but a lot of faculty members do not know the law thwmselves which they are teaching the students. the marks are on CGPA basis but they are not based on soley your performance the CGPA system is based on how others are performing . for eg if you score 90 out of 100 and 40 other students have also scored the same marks only 10% of the students will get A grade rest will get B and soo on even if you have scored the same marks. also the faculty membrers are baised.
there is nothing like campus life , you can wear casual dresses only on friday rest monday to thursday you have to wear the college uniform . and you have to wear decent clothes to college no shorts and all are allowed. the college does not has any hostel of its own inside the campus. there is nothing such as campus life in that college , earlier girls were not allowed to enter the campus after 6:30 pm but boys were allowed. now this rule has been removed as much as i know.
The faculty to student ratio is good for every 10 students one faculty is always on site. The faculty members are very good they are very friendly and helpful. I like almost all of my faculty members out of them would excel my HOD and two three assistant professors. There non to dislike them because of the bond we have among us. One common entrance is taken for the addmission of the students by the respective university. The entrance level is though but one can achieve through strong preparation. Only 500 students are selected all over the state as well as from the country for the course of zoology an ddistributed among the affiliated colleges under the university.
The course I applied for was Masters in Zoology with a specialization of Biochemistry and Animal Physiology in Handique Girls College under Gauhati University. The tution fees is 20000 per semester, registration fees is 5000 which include lab fees and development fees as well. Scholarship are available to categories and sudents falling under EWS category. Various quotas like Sports Quota, NCC Quota are available.
The course curriculum is designed to teach the basic and fundamental subjects of computer science to students. In each subject, the difficulty level is below moderate. There are some subjects which meet the industry standards and prepare students for jobs in market. But many subjects are out-dated and their syllabus is not upto standard mark of industry requirements. There is an urgent need to update the syllabus and make it more industry demands-oriented. The teaching methods used are good but some updates can make them more better. Less focus is given on practical knowledge and labs. In each semester, you will have sessional exams two times for all 5 subjects. In each year, there are two semesters and in each semester you will havee final exams in the month of December and May.
In MCA course faculty to student ratio is approximate 55:1. The faculty and other administrative staff is very co-operative and supportive. They will help you in clarifying all your doubts. The best faculty in the CSE Department was Dr. Ajay Sir. His way of teaching is very good and also he is very supportive and very kind behaviour. In MCA, you have 4 semesters. For the first three semesters, you have 5 theory exams, 3 practicals and 1 self - study paper. In last semester, you have to submit a major project and qualify two NPTEL exams.
The internship opportunites were provided with Law Firms and Law Chambers. There was a decent diversity on offers and the college attempted to make a good deal out of it. They have been developing better connections too provide better opportunites to the students till date.
The course curriculum is quite comprehensive and relevant, covering both foundational and advanced topics that align with current industry standards. There's scope for improvement in integrating more interdisciplinary content and updating teacing methods.
faculty are good highly knowledgable and helpful they helpled me a lot as i was a sc student switched to commerce i really like my accounts mam and also marketing analysis sir was good and helpful. helped a lot with the assingments
many startups kpmg south india bank were the companies projects were mainly related to hr and marketing. buisness develpoment roles with astipend of 12k was provided locaton was banglore and many other were provided
first year- 17005 same for sc/st/ews pwd-2555 second year -14205 same for sc/st/ews pwd -555 third year-15205 same for sc/st/ews pwd -655 tution fee- 200 caution fee-700 registratration fee-400 developmental fee-1000 lab fee-1600 university facility service-1250 college facility service-2094 annual charge-1000 student council/aid fund/ activities-2000 alum registration fee-1000 support university fund-200 fee are same for all categories except pwd. i mentioned above in detail. scholarship schemes 1- prof savithri singh research award fund - six thousand only 2- saksham puru foundation (spf) research fellowship award- five thousand only 3- pushpa paul memorial scholarship and many more
average 40-45 students in class and 2 teacher for 1 class. faculty is very supportive, we can contact anytime with teachers , we have class whatsapp group ,to contact with teachers, botany teachers are bestest in our college- like dr geetika mam, she is very supportive and help in every situation. some teachers of zoology department they are very rude with student like dr rahul dev sir. some test and semester exam are conducted which are moderate level, approx 90 percent student can clear the exam, approx 10 percent are fail because they are not intersted in study. lifescience is best course in bsc because we have various type of option to choose different field.
Actually my college fees have to be paid according semester wise.for each semester ,students of general category and income more than 800000 have to pay 64000per each semester and students having income certificates will be getting fee waiver according to their income.
There will be many tests,events and sports events are conducted in our college.students here are much involved in clubs of their own interest.the main annual cultural fest of this college is REBECA.students of every year can participate in every event.
There are almost more than 800 students in a year and 50 faculties. They are very friendly with the students and helps us in our study. Personally I like Atanu sir the most, because he takes care of each students and have a great personality. We have to give the class test every month and an internal exam is taken by the faculty at the end of the semester before the semester exam.
We have to pay 28000 in a year for two semester and the duration of the course is for four years. The tution fee is 2000 per month. Thr registration fee was 1550 rupees that was taken on ce. The admission fee was only 10000 but now it is almost 12000. The college provide the swami vivekanand scholarship for the students according to their eligebility criteria
My college has partnered with companies like TCS and Capgemini to offer remote internship projects, allowing students to work on real-time projects from their campus. Not only with TCS but it has collaborations with companies like Paypal, oracle ,cisco,Capgemini, and others for remote internship projects.
Actual fee was 1,35000 for everyone but for me because of scholarship there will be no fee for me. As I got the good rank in TGEAPCET I have got scholarship in EWS reservation so there will be no fee. There will be SEM fee of 1400 rupees only.
The course offers a solid mix of core concepts and practical learning, which is one of the main reasons I chose it. Subjects like Data Structures, AI, and Cybersecurity come in early, which really helps build a strong foundation. The hands-on labs and mini-projects make the learning more engaging and give a feel of how things work in the real world. I do feel the course prepares us reasonably well for both jobs and further studies, though there’s definitely room for improvement. For example, adding more updated topics like cloud computing or blockchain would make it more relevant. Also, some teaching methods still lean too much on theory instead of encouraging creativity or real-world problem solving. Exams happen quite often, with internals and end-semester tests every few months. Most of them are manageable, but they tend to focus more on memorization than understanding, which is something I hope changes going forward.
Campus life is active and student-led, with top events like Dhwani (March – cultural) and Drishti (Feb – tech) that show talent and ideas. The library has many books and journals, plus digital access to IEEE and other tools for study. Rooms mostly have projectors and Wi-Fi, though not all are modern. Sports areas include fields for football, cricket, hoops, and a gym. Clubs like IEEE, NSS, Arts Club, and Debate Club help students grow in many ways. Still, some issues exist—bullying and group rules in hostels and clubs can be tough. Some also feel that admin is slow to act on issues. Yet, strong student bonds and clubs help most find their place on campus.
There was a lack of enough faculty members but still the those present were quite knowledgeable and helpful. There were good faculty- student relationships. Some of the faculties were great at what they do. The examination system was good with regular tests to improve student's capabilities. The course curriculum as per the university was followed and practical aspects to it were also kept in mind while teaching.
There were frequent events that happend every year like Matrix which invited various schools to compete in different activities. The clubs were actually not frequently active which lead to less student engagement. The Library was well maintained but lacked a few subject books. Sports was also not quite impressive and the students wree often disappointed
The faculty to students ratio 56% faculty to students respectively in each class and they have to have the highest percentage in each group and they have a lower ratio of faculty ratio in every group and they can get more students who have higher scores in the same group and more than one student
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There is one Cultural Fest called Moksha. It is very famous and one of the top fests in North India. A lot of good artists come and perform here. It is open for all college students so usually a very huge crowd come as entry is free for all. It is held in usually late March or early April. Another fest is Resonance which is a cultural-technical fest held during October. Sometimes it also gets cancelled due to lack of funds as there are very few sponsors. This is only for NSUT students. Artists also come and hackathons and a lot events are also organized during this. Facilities are good in classrooms. WiFi speed is good, sockets are present with every seat in all classrooms. All classrooms have ACs projectors and speakers along with podium with mic. There are a lot of student run clubs although only cultural clubs are active ones while technical clubs are dead.
The curriculum does not offer much choice to choose subjects. Some of the courses are compulsory which need to be taken. In first and second year there is no choice for taking subjects. 3rd year onwards some electives are offered but still there is no full freedom because around 12-15 electives are given from which you can choose 2-3. But the college can't run all the courses so they take to top 2 or sometimes top 3 courses which are most voted through a google form. And then everyone has to take those courses. Apart from this there is BTP which is BTech Project of 4 credits in 7th semester and 8 credits BTP in 8th semester. Everyone needs to make a group of 2-3 students and they will be assigned a professor.
The faculty-to-student ratio is not that great but that doesn't really cause any issue. All the teachers are quite experienced in their respective subjects and are quite friendly too. Some teachers even live in the hostel along with us and are ready to help even during the night for doubt sessions. One of the best teachers I have met is Kshitij Mishra His way of making the most complex DSA problems easy is what makes me excited about going to college. The exam level is medium to hard, as it resonates with the interviews that happen in the actual tech industry.
The campus life of the college is not something that you would expect in an IIT or an NIT. The small campus is one of the things that affects it. The campus life being not that good is also not very bad. in recent times we have had a alot of fun activities that are aiming towards a better campus life and the college is very actively working to improving the college.
One of the strongest pillers of our college is its dedicated faculty. Most professors are highly qualified with many holding PhDs and having extensive teaching but some professors are who don't teach properly and even can't withstand for the given subject. Internal assessments: It has CIE of 50 marks which includes Mid Semister Exams, Learning Assesments, and even internal lab exams for integrated courses. External or Semister End Examination: It carries 100 marks and scaled to 50 marks. Total CIE and SEE carry to 100, which is converted to SGPA and CGPA in each sem.
My overall experience with campus life has a mix of friendships, clubs, and events that really makes the journey special. Cultural fests, sports meets, tech fests, and annual days are the highlights of the social calendar. These events not only bring everyone together but also allow students to explore talents beyond the classroom. There are many technical, cultural clubs in our colleges. Lots of hackathons are conducted in our college. The college infrastructure is overall good and adorable. It's not just a place to grow, connect, and discover yourself.