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Tahira institute of medical sciences Our college is a very good place for learning and personal development. All the teachers and faculty members in our college are very supportive, knowledgeable, and dedicated to their work. They always try their best to provide quality education to every student. The teachers explain every topic clearly and make sure that each student understands the subject properly. They also encourage students to ask questions and clear their doubts without hesitation.

The faculty members are knowledgeable and supportive, with an average faculty to students ratio that allows proper interaction.overall the academic environment is positive but consistency in teaching quality student engagement can further enhance the learning experience.

College conducted many events like EDM and Holi celebration and Diwali and Lohit and many more events and festival will celebrate in our college campus. The range of accessibility of books and journal available in the library are many and they are very good if we want any book, they are available in the library. They provide Wi-Fi so we can easily use internet during class. If we want to make any presentation, sports and extra curricular activities offered in our campus. Enter university competitions, many student run their social clubs for student portal and their impact are very good and their student life.

I influenced choose BBA because I want to start my own start-up. That's why I choose BBA entrepreneurship and I see more good reviews about K Mangalam University and this course that's why. if you take a proper classes and communicate with your faculty exam, will not very difficult. If you have proper taking classes and studying well. It's easy according to me.

The faculty of my course are really understanding, helpful and experienced. They maintain a calm and friendly environment in the class which makes our interest alige. The examination structure is well designed which helps us prepare better and even the checking standards are high for next exam preparation. All the faculty is really good it is hard to name any one teacher to be the best in some or the other way. Every teacher have different teaching styles it is on the students understanding how he or she takes it .

This college offers many opportunities to take part in events abd fest and have fests very often. You take part, you enjoy you have experiences and many more fun activities. This helps us boost our social circle and somtimes to come out of our comfort zone

Our teachers are very best in their own field , very well educated and also it's very easy to understand the complex topics as law has a lot of them . One of my favourite teachers are varnika ma'am family law faculty, srishti ma'am very helpful and beat mentor

This is a bit small campus , if it would be bigger , the beat college one can have as it provides everything but in a budget , they provide all the opportunities and call judges and all the other people and firms to prove us opportunities

the feel structure of the cource is designed based on the yearly academic requirements and institutionl policies the total duration of the cource is typicly four years the fee is divided into multiple componts such as tution fee admision fee lab fee and outher fee charges in thr first year the overall fee is usually higher cpmparef of other years this is because it incued one time charge like admission fees and registration fee.

the faculty to students ration is 1:25 or 1:40, and the main things the ratio allows the studentts to interact with the wher more students won't attend the college and teachers won't gt stress mainly th eteachers helps the students in the project for more and all.

I got offer from our excess so I give the interview with the college reference itself in my first year which is in Bangalore so I got placed over there but due to some precautions for my exams as well so I won't like switch in my first year because it's like starting of my career so I think they do provide a companies are very very good Amazon and also many many companies do come with the good amount of money to be precautions for my exams as well so I won't like switch in my first year because it's like starting of my career so I think they do provide a companies are very very good Amazon and also many many companies do come with the good amount of money to be prov

Placement of our college is is 100% there guaranting a placement as we have a job we have a internships midden term ship opportunities and many more so I feel that is nothing lacking between the placement part if you will be regular to the mentals are so you for sure get the internship so I also got my internship in first year and which was of 6 lakh CTC something so I feel that was best for 1st year students so I feel that providing 100% placement and also a good and all that

Here are clear, structured insights about University of Lucknow covering faculty, course structure, exam system, and marking scheme: 1. Faculty Members – Insights Faculty at the university are generally highly qualified, with many professors holding PhD and NET qualifications. Each department has subject-specialized teachers, ensuring depth in teaching. The faculty–student ratio is roughly around 1:30 to 1:60, depending on department. Teaching style: Focus on theoretical + conceptual learning Faculty are usually approachable and supportive Provide mentorship, guidance, and academic help Reality check: Quality can vary by department Some students report differences in engagement and teaching methods Overall: Faculty quality is considered good but inconsistent across departments. 2. Course Structure Lucknow University follows a semester-based system aligned with modern education policies: General Structure Academic year divided into 2 semesters (every 6 months) Courses available in: Arts, Science, Commerce Law, Management, Computer Applications Professional & research programs NEP-Based Structure (New System) Courses now follow NEP 2020 framework Includes: Major + Minor subjects Electives & skill-based courses Flexible exit options: 1 year ? Certificate 2 years ? Diploma 3 years ? Degree 4 years ? Degree with Honours/Research Focus is shifting toward multidisciplinary and skill-based learning. 3. Exam System Internal + External Evaluation Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA): Assignments Presentations Class tests Attendance End-Semester Exams: Written theory papers Practical exams (if applicable) Viva/Project work Semester Pattern Exams conducted twice a year Some courses: Odd semesters ? more theory-based Even semesters ? mcq In pg all semester are theory based like subjective based

I enjoyed my college life a lot. I make many new friends. I love being socialising with people. Here I find various opportunities to socialise. I am not much involved in clubs. For club you have to go outdoor. You will not find club in campus. Different extracurricular happen day to day life. University has its own two playgrounds. There are various societies are there in our university for every you want to explore.

Faculty are supportive with a good ratio of around 1:25, and most teachers are approachable. I liked Miss Pooja mam and this my favourite teacher for his clear teaching style. Exams are held semester-wise with internal + external marks and giving proper notes. The level is moderate, and most students pass if they study regularly.

Campus life is enjoyable and active. Annual fest like “Udaan” (Feb) and tech events are well organized. Library has good books and journals. Classrooms have projecter include but smart board not and no WiFi. Sports, clubs, and student groups help in overall growth and social interaction.

Very reasonable. I have spent around 4 lakhs for my MBA. This includes tuition fees and fixed on-time admission charges. The hostel fee of 1.5 lakh is separately paid. I suggest living on campus itself if you want to enjoy your degree time and make the most of the learning and opportunities provided by PIET. Scholarships are also available based on merit and categories. I didn't qualify for a scholarship, but i hasve friends who have received concessions upto 70% in their tuition fee.

With 120 seat quota for the MBA, PIET has ensured to maintain an amazing teacher student ratio. I am not lost in the crowd here. Approachable is the word i would use for them. As a student eager in marketing, I have had in-depth discussions with Ms. Neha Goyal who has been very accommodating towards my doubts. Other faculty members have also been hearty in sharing theie experiences with us. I would rate my faculty a 5 on 5.

The faculty and lab incharges in our college are very helpful and supportive. There will be one faculty member in classroom and when we are in lab we will have 2 lab incharge's. My favourite was delsy mam she was our counsellor and she teaches us dlc which is very important subject in this course

The course curriculum was good. I would suggest to add indept concepts of vlsi like verilog, sv, uvm. The defficulty of the exams was medium but semester is a bit tougher if the students follow all the class he can manage it

Delhi Metropolitan Education (DME), Noida offers structured internship opportunities through its Training and Placement Cell, with students typically starting internships from the second year and mandatory internships in later stages of the course. The college has tie-ups with companies like Amazon, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, Genpact, Byju’s, Airtel, HCL, Bank of America, and The Times of India, offering roles such as legal intern, digital marketing intern, HR intern, content writer, media trainee, and business development associate. The stipend usually ranges from ?5,000 to ?20,000 per month, although some internships are unpaid but provide valuable experience and certification. Students work on practical projects like legal research and drafting, social media campaign management, market research, and client handling, which help develop essential professional skills such as communication, analytical thinking, and teamwork. Overall, these internship opportunities play a crucial role in enhancing industry exposure and bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world application.

The faculties are very supportive. There is no such faculty who is rude to students all are very kind and generous in their own ways. As for the exam pattern there are two papers- internals 1 which are for 20 marks and interals 2 which are for 30 marks. There is a psda assignment for 15 marks and class attendance carry 5 marks per subject. So in total 40 marks are alloted to college

for 1st year itself - since, students seems confused regarding college environment,they will provide their best faculties to 1st year students- those who have higher experience and literally have good knowledge (one can find HOD's from different dept) but from 4th sem itself , things becomes complex as only few faculties will going to take your classes and attendance becomes major issue. Our HOD has 1 rule - if more than 4/7 students will attend class then only she used to provide us attendance. and ofc if any student is relative of a faculty, that student can attend classes anytime and he was free to skip classes but for us we have to reach college at 8:50 AM and before 4pm we were not allowed to skip college classes anymore, as even if mentor is not present we have to seat inside our lab, it was mandatory.

Since curriculum was given by AKTU itself, colleges only has the power to choose elective subjects- Few subjects were my fav and helped me alot in lot's of different scenerios - like EDC,Network Theory and ofc VLSI Design was my fav. For ECE students - university shd mandate Satellite communication and VLSI Technology a compulsory as it's a kind of core subjects and in every PSU as well as govt exams , questions from this subject always been asked by authorities. More faculties staff's are required.

As iam from BBA background, this college tell you the real world problem and how to deal with them . They give you projects to solve for better understand and to face real challenges. They teach orally and digitally by ppt method to understand the subject well . They make sure you get the good percentage in you final exams . They conduct internal exams as well to make students comfortable and don't panic

Our college provided the placements and when were in fina year of 6th Sem they is the opportunity to have placements . We got about 20 companies visited our college for placements and from our course 25people got selected and there are some reputed companies also like Deloitte, Capegemini etc . Some people got placed there and they got upto 4lpa

I joined the University of Delhi in 2024 for BA Hons in Political Science. As I was a working professional I was looking to study further in distance mode. Therefore, I joined the course via the site of School of Open Learning (SOL). For the BA Hons in Political Science, I have paid around 10k with weekends offline classes and study material. The fees structure is quite low as compare to many typicall private or semi govermenment colleges. As I am general category student, so I'm not aware about the reservation thing. Moreover, the course is of 3 years can go upto 5 years. So you have to pay, 10k each year if your are getting promoted to the next year after clearing all the acedemic credits eligibility. If you failed the exams in first year, you just have to pay the amount for reappearing. To conclude, the fees structure is still the same even after 2 years.

I will rate the course at Delhi Univeristy 8 out of 10. As a student, I'm receiving offline study materials via the post, however, you have to pay around 500 rupees for the books and notes when filling the fees every year.

Campus life was very good and relaxed as the environment and ambience of college was very well maintained with lush green gardens where we can chill, study and have fun. There were many clubs but I was not a part of it.

45,000 including bus facility, there was scholarship for students belonging obc (other backward classes) ,sc (scheduled caste) or st (scheduled tribes) caste. There was no merit based or percentage based scholarship.

Faculty members are mostly supportive and qualified.Some teachers are really helpful,while a few rely more on theory.The course structure is designed to include both practical and theoretical knowledge.Exams are conducted in a semester system,and the marking scheme includes internal assessments, assignments,and end-exams

Placement are decent.Many companies visit the campus,but getting a good package depends on your skills and performance.Teh university also provides training support. Some companies like Deloitte,nexity consulting,Bigbasket,zepto etc visited are campus.

The curriculumn of chandigarh university is releavant and covers core subjects with projects and labs. It support basic industry readiness, but pratical exposure can improve. Exam are held mid and the end semester with modern difficulty. More hands on experience and updated technoilogies would enhance overall effectiviness and career prepartions.

At CU, faculty are generally approachable, through large class size. The course follows the semsters system with internals and externals. Exams are moderate, and most of the students pass. The curriculum is industy orinted, but pratical exposure depends on individuals effort and faculty teaching quality.

The annual fest is Pallavi which takes place in February. Every year a good singer is called. The library is huge with books of all sorts. There are projectors in classes and the college has around 5-6 computer labs. Lot's of sports are offered like football, hockey and volleyball. There are a number of societies that are run by both students and teachers.

I like my course because it's a combination of both food technology and English...so that's what keeps it interesting. The curriculum is great with practical classes that are fun and we learn new things. But I wish there were more. Exams take place every six months and they're not that difficult

They organising technical events in odd semester named as Tech Yuva in the month of August. All the competitive exams book's or subjective books were available in the library, they provide 3 library card for access the book from the library All the classes have projector and we'll maintained environment for study.

The course curriculum provide better understanding of the the concept mentioned. Also it is very helpful for competitive exams like gate. The Full course is highly recommended for mechanical engineering. The only thing is that, they are skipping some important topics which was very helpful for students.

The faculties of the college are okay with good experience in research and overall academic curriculum and they are well aware of what they are teaching. The student ratio is around 12:1 or whatever and their responses are satisfactory. The best faculties are Dr. Sweeti Shah of Computer Engineering department and some others also of core branches. Many faculties are there which I didn't like for example Dr. Vikram Singh and Punit There are 2 midsems and 1 endsem And you have to pass in 40% marks each Midsem is for 15 marks and endsem is of 50 marks and remaining 10 for attendance and 10 for teacher assessment as well. Total are 100 marks The courses are quite relevant till the specific semester after that everything is optional not required in the industry. Mostly students study from internet

The curriculum is updated and in accordance with the latest National Education Policy 2020. And the council here frequently updates the curriculum to the latest one. This majorly influenced my decision to come here. And the curriculum does prepare us for the future as it is well equipped with the latest teaching methods and the faculty are well versed with their experiences and expertise. We have final and major minor projects to make us industry ready. The areas of improvements are like relaxing the curriculum weight and reducing overall exam stresss. The timing of exam is like after 1 month midsems begin and then in the final months begin endsems and are wrapped up withing week. Difficulty level is above average and require study in depth.