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Our college have the best placements ratio.management bring many comapanies along with management our seniors too. Like our seniors and alumni are the assets of our college. They are very loyal , they bring some companies to our college. If not selected in clg placements , we will have high connections . from clg starting itself , our management develops a strong linkedin profile and coding profile. so we can get our jobs offline too.

Campus life , social aspects ,clubs and infrastructure are the plus point. i got some really good clg life because of some good friends and extraodinary faculty. every one chance to join in different clubs. tech and sports related clubs are extraordinary. labs and related stuff are the key difference between our college and other colleges.

Curriculum that influenced me to choose is growth in ai and computer organisation maybe it becomes the top in upcoming generation and may be helpful in different organisations and may create opportunities to grow further and the teaching methods are also different and are useful to students

The faculty is more friendly and concerned about students and the faculty is more focused and they teach with their own expertise and experience and they also help in growth of students by providing the best education possible for students

At Islamia college of science and commerce for masters in English program: General category: IST year: 10000, (?4000 tuition, ?1500 admission, ?3000 development, ?1500 for libaray Total fees= 17000 Category based: sc/st/obc: Around ?4000 or ?5000 tuition fees under the scheme of government Management quota: not applicable Merit cum means scholarship: ?8000 -12000 annually for eligible student

Teachers are highly qualified and have deep knowledge about the subject that's why you get the best faculty to learn things from Asma mam is one of my favourite teachers, Hanief sir is also one among them, Fasiha mam, Sana mam, rayees sir No I dont dislike anyone Every year you have 2 semester.. all of them clear the exams

I filled the application form of YMCA University for BCA course whose fees is 1k which was non-refunded. According to merit list, my name was selected for admission. And then, my counselling was conducted in online mode because I belong to different city and state. I got admission after the counselling. At that time, the fees is 80k for first year, 75k for second year, and 70k for third year (including tution fees, lab fees,development fees, and other charges). And we don't need to pay any other charges other than this. For all SC/ST students, they provide the scholarships also which help them to manage financial things. University also provide loan facility to EWS. But fees always increased for new admissions by small amount. My experience was good in the University. Staff is very helpful and good behavioral. University also have many socities and clubs. These clubs are very interesting. It comes under top universities of INDIA.

The faculty is expertise. BCA is of 3 year course and 75% attendence is mandatory. Total credits are 145. Internal assessments include comprise sessional tests, assignments. End-term exams are conducted in the end of each semester, contributing significantly to the final grade. In the 8th semester, 1 projects are also there.

The experience if this campus was very good. The function organizes this college every year called "Virangula". That is very energic and very Impressive. Students get participate in stalls, dance, drama and other entertaining events and activities. Also every department organizes various events in campus like competitions of In Dore and out Dore games.

The reason to choose this course is I have interest in building structures and creating new designs. We also have to make microprojects end of every semester that helps students to show there skills. They provide us well equipments also to experience new ideas and practices.

Teachers are quite knowledgeable but are failed to execute their knowledge to students. They are unable to manage the strength, they don't even care if student is capable to understand or not they just rush towards completing their syllabus, exams are quite frequent that we get them after half month

Campus or crowd life is quite fascinating, students get chance to showcase their talent every now and then as everyday there is something new organised by the clubs and societies of our campus, but these clubs are funded by students itself that they have to pay for the participation

The faculty-to-student ratio is 1 professor for 60 students, but a class strength usually does not exceed 30 on a normal day, so it is effectively 1:30. The faculty is highly approachable and is ever ready to help in academics as well as personal matters. Regarding exams, other than end sems, there are 2 internal assessments (IAs) and 2 continuous assessments (CAs) for every core and general elective (GE) papers. The IAs include one test and one assignment, 12 marks each, plus 6 marks for lecture attendance, making it a total of 30 marks. The CAs can include presentations, group discussions, movie reviews, etc., basically anything other than a test, with 5 marks for tutorial attendance, making it a total of 40 marks. Attendance strictness depends upon the faculty, as some professors readily give marks to the entire class for the whole semester, while others like to go by the rules. The difficulty level of the exams is moderate as long as you are studying appropriately and there is rarely a circumstance where students fails to clear the exams.

The even semester is when the fest season is in its full splendor. There are departmental and society fests lined up from February till April, ending with the college fest (Tempest) in May. Zenith (the annual fest of the economic department), Chrysalis (the placement cell's fest), and Litfest (English department's annual fest) are just some of the multiple fests which are held in the months of February to April. The infrastructure facilities are top-notch with the library constituting a wide range of books, which are easily accessible through the opac website. There is a separate room and guided walkway made for the visually impaired as well. Some of the classrooms are gradually shifting to smartboards from blackboards, however air conditioning continues to remain a problem.

National Pharmacy Week Celebration in November 2nd week every year and Annual day celebrations in July month 2400 titles and 4500 volumes of books are available Smart class rooms equipped with smart boards are available, well established ground clearly bifurcated to play cricket, Volleyball, Qoqo, Kabbadi, students will run Sports club, Journal Club, Alumni club

JNTUH has framed a very excellent curriculum which will covers all the concepts of Pharmaceutical Sciences and 90% of the curriculum prepare for real world application Pharmaceutical Analysis and Pharmacology areas the curriculum mist be improved Each year 2 sems and yearly two times we will face our exams and duration is 3 hours

I liked coding so from 1st puc only I took cs so this is the aspect that influenced me to take this decision.there is no areas of improvement in course curriculum and teaching methods.the frequency and timings of exams are 1times in month.

The name of annual festival was aura ,which was held every year.along with that there were technical festivals also.the facilities and technological provision within the classrooms was very nice.sports were also there.

Our campus is a city as there are 20 colleges inside the campus and each one have their own sector kind of thing. As our Law School beheada a law garden, our own library and cafes even though common are mostly occupied by students of our college. A three day KIIT Fest which is one of the largest fest not just in Orissa but in India is witnessed by various celebrities and politicians as well.

Well versed and well behaved these two qualities in faculties are more than enough as I don't think I should be asking for more. Now if I have to name one I dislike and one I like it will be Purohit Sir whom I dislike and Vivek Nag whom I like the most considering that they aren't just sweet but quite good with handling situations.

Faculty Members are really good untill unless you are not bothering them or disturbing the class.All the faculty member are super chill and friendly and really good at duty and also complet the coures at time and properly.and exam system is in 2 semester a year with practical and tearchers are always open to teach you and help you out in every problem.

The course cirriculum is good and teacher teach it so well and also till us the real world implementation in real world and motivation us for our better future. Teacher teach us in the way so every student is comfortable and able to unnderstood eveything. They also take regular class test viva a exam and practical.

I'd rate 4.5/5 the course curriculum in terms of relevance and comprehensives. I'll explain why I'm a CSE student so mainly all I need is programming languages like C ,C++ , Java, JavaScript, python I have c and python in first year C++ in second year Java and JavaScript in third and fourth year respectively this helps me improve skills and and on point useful for job opportunities unlike some universities whose courses are outdated we have python and c and labs as well this influenced me alot. I learnt them and executed them in labs mastered them and even participated in hackathons related to this . So yes the curriculum is influential. The curriculum prepares you so good for real applications if you are a CSE student then all you need to do is learn and master the programming languages that are taught in the syllabus if you are good at it then you'll definitely get selected in college placements itself. There are some courses like ews / caeg which are usually not useful for CSE students so courses like that must be removed from the curriculum. Coming to frequency of exams you have one semester of 6 months you'll have exams for every 2 months and the exam difficulty is hard usually 8/10 difficulty but if you do well in mids then they are added to endsm also preparing good for mids helps you in endsem as well

The best thing about the college is the college has good faculty and for every subject you have many substitutes of lectures in case if one is unable to take it . The other one takes it They are highly qualified and are good in both English and Telugu. They help students and also behave well with them. There are many courses in college for example CSE CSM CSD CSO IT CYBER SECURITY ECE EEE AND CORE SUBJECTS LIKE mechanical engineering and civil engineering as well . As usual you have 2 mid exams and average is taken of them for 40 and these 40 are added to your endsem exam of 100 marks . 60 is endsem marks 40 is midsem marks . The exams are conducted by JNTU and centres are in different colleges. Mid and lab exams are conducted in the college itself. In mids if you prepare well and write well you are mostly given full marks only. The faculty and student ratio is 1:30 they are approachable make good relations with children. All the maths faculties are good. My fav is Swathi mam she teaches chemistry. I personally never hated any faculties Exams are 3 Mid sem 1 Mid sem 2 End SEM They are so difficult Difficulty 8/10 Only 25 percent people pass JNTU exams Course is highly relevant to the curriculum

The total fees of JIIT Noida is 1.59 Lakhs per sem. This includes tution fees only but there are other facilities available in the campus like the hostel, mess, cafeteria, etc which is additional to the tution fees. Quality of education is good. All classerooms are equipped with projector screens and AC. The teachers are very professional in thier field and that is why the the college offers qulaity education. Hostel fees ranges from 6-10 lakhs for a four year program. There is one time Caution fees as well which is refundable at the end of the course which is 20000/- There isn't any management category available and the fees is same for all.

1:30 is the average ratio. I really used to like lab sessions because they provide you real life scenarios. So doing things practically that we learnt theoretically had its own importance. So per sem there are 3 sets of exams. T1,T2 and T3. T1 and T2 are of 20 marks each and for 1 hour duration. T3 are of 35 marks covering the enitre syllabus and the duration for this is 2 hours.

in bvm udaan, bvm's flagship techno-cultural fest, typically held in march. it features a blend of technical competitions, cultural performances, workshops, and entertainment nights like Dj and Garba evenings. about library resources bvm's library operates from 8.00 am to 6.00 pm, monday through saturday, and houses a vast collection of books and journal. classroom at bvm are well-equipped with morden teching aids to facilitate effective learning. each department boasts dedicated laboratories,some of which are state of the are, supporting hands on experiments and research activities.we have a week compitation for sports for every sports like tournament. bvm hosts a plethora of student run clubs and organization that cater to divers interests, bvm have clubs like tra club for robotics , ml clubs ,ieee, nss, ncc etc

they have two types of internship 15 days internship 1 month internship and 6 month internship 15 says and 1 month is mendatory and non credit internship but 6 month internship have credit and can also provide some stiphend, 15 days internship take place between 4th and 5th sem break and 1 month intern ship tale place between 6th and 7th sem break.bvm has internatonal collaboration signed a memorandum of understanding with hochschule wismar university in germany this collaboration aims to provide students with oppottunities for international exposure

Faculties are no doubt great from teaching point of view, they are experienced and well practised . The relationship between faculty and students is good in terms of intellect and understanding , the doubts are solved and cleared without any problem. Dr. Dhaval Makwana is my favourite faculty because they are very intellectual and frank around us they teach us in great way and also finds very interesting way to teach us . Dr, Jyothi T is the faculty i dont like because they are very strict around us no doubt they teach us great but not in a good way , they teach us by creating a fear inside us and that is not a proper way to teach in such a bigher education platform. There are semester exams that college conducts every 6 months twice and after 18 months there is a university exam that the Gujarat ayurved university conducts . Other than that there are class tests and periodic assessment tests to amplify the syllabus.

So basically i am in a management quota in BAMS where the fees are little bit high and the merit is a little bit low, fees for management quota is Rs 450,000 per annum and for government quota there is Rs 303,000 per annum. The structure of fer is semester wise , there are in total 9 semester and for management quota there is Rs 225,000 per semester and for government quota there is Rs 151,500 Per semester. The fees are same for all the categories but for lower castes like sc and st there are freeship vards that government provide and by that cards they are studying freely and the fee is paid by government for their education . For Sc and st this is the scholarship. The total Fees for the course for management quota is around Rs 23,00,000 And for government quota there is 14,00,000. The field is BAMS ( BACHELOR OF AYURVEDA IN MEDICAL SCIENCE).

Curriculum is prepared by the dean and the board of advisors and all the professors involved it is very nice and easy on the students. The teaching methods defer as the needs of the students. The difficulty level is not high for the exams

Year wise fees is 162000, for Bba llb and it is not increasing. The hostel fees is the same at 162000 along with food. There are also scholarships available based on certain criteria of caste. There are multiple scholarships available.

The curriculum and library of the college was well maintained. There are various tech Fest and webinars in the college which are organised in different timely manner. There is a wide range of the books in the library including all types of the departments. There are smartclasses as well which was the advantage for the students. There are various clubs and cells in the college under the different mentors which organised different programs and function in the college. There are so many groups and clubs for almost all the skills.

The faculty members at my collage are highly qualified approachable and supportive. Most of them hold PhD degrees in their fields and have rich teaching or industry experience what makes them stand out in their commitment too helping students understand and the ratio is around 30 student per proffessor. There are two end semester exams are there and two mid mid semester are there in the one year.

as a distance learner you never face the faculty that's a reality and as we talk about the exams there are annual exam type each year of the course like my course duration was 3 years so i faced the exams 3 times the course curriculum was easy to understand nothing tricky so it was a good experience with the exams.

the total fee of the 3 years course is around 3000 rs. only and that's was all for including tuition , registration, admission fee and that course not provide you the scholarship so don't depend for any placement facility too.

The year-wise fees you pay are around 7 to 8 lakhs, which includes hostel and mess charges, which is 83000, and tuition fee is around 7 lakhs. The total fees for 5 years is around 40 lakhs in total. The registration is done through clat scores or IPMAT scores and then selected candidates are called for the personal interview. Reservations according to the government are provided by the college. Scholarships are provided within the college academic year according to the merit in the pervious academic year to the top 5 students of the batch.

The course is of trimester nature and there will be two exams per semester. The curriculum is well designed for law students, giving an overall gist of all the subjects from the BBA background to the start of the legal subjects. The curriculum is specially designed to give a real-world experience of both management subjects and law-related subjects. The course is well balanced between both internship periods at the end of every semester, are gives students to get practical experience in the world of whatever has been taught so far

Overall experience was good but everything has some pros and cons the faculties, infrastructure and other facilities are good but cons is sometimes you will find trouble to cope up with the procedures of the college also there is to much burden for internal assessments but you can do it easily

Around 9000-10000 per year for 4 years if you don't not have back in any semester else you have pay a little extra charges for re exams which is not too high after considering all the extra charges the fee may get to an aggregate of 50000-60000 but not higher that this