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The faculty aree veryy friendly with students and i liked allll teachers and the hod himself was the best out of all of them and there was no teacher who i didn't liked there was 3 internals before evry sem exam and 2-3 students failed to pass

Annual festivals include cultural and tech events, typically held in spring and fall. Libraries offer diverse resources, while classrooms are equipped with modern tech. Sports and clubs enhance student life significantly.

The campus life is mediocre at best although you can have a lot of fun if you make the right friends. The crowd as a whole is pretty nice which makes it easier for students to socialize. There are a lot of clubs a student can get into like Anthara (singing club), Starfleet (Astronomy), OC (Organising commitee) etc which are pretty active with events going on throughout the year. There are 2 main fests that are held each ear, the main one being SAMBHRAM which is usually during the summer. This event involves a lot of pre events and events mostly fun and non technical. It is the bigger fest that is held with a lot of events taking place. The other fest is ROBO FIESTA which is a technical fest that involves more curriculum focused activities like hakathons or robot building events. The library is one of the better aspects of the college with the range of books and journals is vast. The classroom has the smart board hence making it more involving, interactive and engaging for the students. The sports scene is also decent with the college having football and cricket teams. There is a 6-a side football turf and nets for cricket. There is also a basketball court and a tennis court. The equipment is also pretty good but it can be be better. All the clubs are student run with a faculty supervisor to oversee the activities, hence having a good impact on the social life of students.

the faculty is good and the professors are approachable and helpful. For each member of the faculty there are around 8 to 9 students so the faculty ratio is around 1:8. The course consists of 2 CIE( Continous Internal Evaluation) of 50 marks each of which all are theory questions with no MCQs involved although each semester there is always a 1 credit course that's only MCQ's. The level of difficulty is easy for most of the subjects and medium for some of the subjects depending on the semester the student is in. For the CIE tests most students do pass it comfortably without a lot of issues with less failure percentage.

In our college generally students get placement before the last semester exam. Lot of companies visits our college and give many placement offer opportunities to the students. The highest package was 6 - 7 LPA and on average it generally ranging from 2 to 3 LPA. About 60 to 70 percent students gets a different types of offer from different companies who visited our college, my plan is also to get a good and a decent package from our College

Shri Shikshayatan College offers a variety of co-curricular activities, including literary societies like Chorcha and Imprint, a Debate Society (DEBSOC), an Electoral Literacy Club, a Nature Club, and Quidra, which promotes interdisciplinary study and problem-solving. The college also have a very big Library where students can issue the books, also the college organises some sports activities.

My annual fee structure for the B.E. Computer Science and Engineering course is 1,35,000, which is all-inclusive and does not include any scholarship. Additionally, as a day scholar, I pay 25,000 per year for transportation (bus facility). For some people's their fees than mine, and for some people have a higher fees structure than me its up to the time of admission

My college provides good internship support, mainly for 3rd and 4th-year students. The placement cell helps us find internships in areas like web development, Java, Python, and data science. There are both on-campus and off-campus internships. Some companies come to the college, and for others, we can apply outside with help from our teachers.

The college is built to solely Focus on academics .there are very few cultural events more events are based on careers such as hackathon and paper presentations.the social life if average and more based and focused on your career and academics

Yes placement is provided in dhaanish Ahmed Institute of technology.the average Salary is 2.5 Lpa with an record of 30 lpa at its peak.after 2nd year special classes are conducted to improve skill on coding, aptitude and interview.

There are 180 students in total and every student has their mentor assigned who help them throughout their journey. All the faculties are easily approachable and helpful. I personally like Dr. Kshitija Pandey as she has amazing industrial knowledge and her teaching skills excellent. There are 4 Mid terms and 4 End terms for examination and they are fairly moderate in difficulty

There are lot of events happening all year around. Aarohan is cultural even and BASIC is academic event which are highly popular. Access to E library and Hard copy is very convenient and modern facilities are available in classrooms There are various Student cells like - Marketing cell, placement cell, CSR cell etc College also has Turf encouraging sports activities

Th fee structure for one of the Delhi University college that is Satyawati college is about 17000-19000 for the course bachelor of commerce honors degree. This is the annual payment which includes all the fees required like tution fees, caution fees, registation fees, admission fees and other compulsory charges. But there is an exception for exam fees . The exam fees depends onto the subject selection for semester exams and are paid by the semester. The other course fees are somehow between 25000 annually. There is not so much far scholarship provided by the Delhi University. But the concession to sc st students are availed and some sports quota team students. The ordinary people studying there received no scholarship or any so

The rate of curriculum which impress me to choose the scores is not so far as I am from the common back down so I used to I am supposed to choose this course as The bachelors of commerce owners as the commerce backgrounds are used to be in this course and being prepared for CA foundation This course is on to divided into two semesters annually as the two semesters are held in every 3 years so pursuing a BCom Honours from the college I am supposed to give 6 semester as a 3 years of BCom honours but I don't level of du exams as a semester exams are not so difficult notes of water level being studying we can crack easily

I believe college life in MIT is one of the best in the country. absolutely no restrictions, you have to be responsible. There are tons of events and fests throughout the year ( revels, techtatva, etc). Library is very vast with almost any study material you can think of. Quite a collection of novels as well. Easily accessible for any college student. Classrooms are equipped with projector, whiteboard, blackboard, podium, AC and a recorder that records classes and posts on a website for us to watch later. Lots of extracurricular activities, raning from student projects and student clubs. Student projects are funded by the college, they make stuff like formula cars, drones, dirt cars, automated cars, rockets, and so on. We win ocassionally on international and national level competitions.

Faculty to student ratio is adequate. Each class has around 80-100 students, classes are pretty big and faculties can manage, they are also given a mic piece for taking classes. My maths maam, Harinakshi, was the one who i felt teaches best for me. There is one midsem, one endsem and numerous assignments and quizzes. Course content is not that difficult for most subjects, given you take the effort to study. Everyone studies all the sunjects in first year (its common), from second year you only study content thats relevant to the course you chose.

The faculty here is a mixed bag. Some professors are actually pretty solid—they explain things well, keep the lectures interactive, and if you show interest, they’re helpful and supportive. You can reach out through mail or after class and most will respond decently. But yeah, not everyone’s like that. Some just read off slides, rush through topics, or act annoyed if you ask basic stuff. The approachability depends on the prof tbh. Some will happily guide you with projects or doubts, while others act like they’re just waiting for the clock to hit the end of lecture. The faculty-student relationship is chill with a few, awkward with others. You’ll figure out early on which ones to vibe with and which ones to just survive through. Exams happen twice every sem—midterms and end terms, with some quizzes and assignments thrown in randomly. Internals matter a lot. If your attendance’s low or you miss submissions, you’re in trouble. Passing is not that hard if you study regularly, but failing does happen especially in tougher subjects like DSA or Maths. They don’t hand out marks for free. So yeah, the curriculum is okay, not amazing. You’ll learn stuff that matters, but a lot of the real skills come from what you do outside the syllabus.

Life on campus is a mix of chaos, fun, pressure, and a whole lotta memories. The social scene’s actually active considering it’s an all-girls college. We’ve got proper annual and tech fests— Taarangana (Cultural Fest) in Feb Innerve (Tech Fest) around Oct-Nov These are big events with celeb nights, open mics, tech expos, competitions There are tons of clubs—dance, drama, coding, literary, finance, entrepreneurship, and more. Okay infrastructure, this is where it’s a bit hit or miss. Labs have decent equipment and most classrooms have ACs installed now.

Internship are available in different fields for different subjects the stipend provided depend on the student many companies signed MOU with the university and university Collab with them to send their student for internship the projects provided are good and tasks are given and done in the care of instructor

The curriculum is well designed to met good aspects in future it also include various subject which helps by giving exposure to industry and their application the teaching methods are very good and cover all the topics that are needed to be completed. The semester exams are conducted every 4 months

The fee structure for the year 2024-2025 for various undergraduate courses was divided into 3 categories: Regular students, students other than Maharashtra board and ST/SC/OBC category students. For First year BA and B.Com program, regular students need to pay rs. 12,650 and students other than Maharashtra board need to pay rs. 13,370. students from ST/SC/OBC are charged rs. 2,430. For B.Sc the fee is rs. 15,400 for regular students, rs. 16,120 for students other than Maharashtra board and Rs. 2,430 for ST/SC/OBC. The B.Sc (computer science) program has a fee of rs. 66,000 for both regular and other board students while

I've B.A (Psychology and philosophy) as my course. According to NEP you can do majors in psychology from 2nd year onwards and this will be decided on the basis of your result. Only 1st 90 students will be able to secure psychology seat and out of this 1st 45 students will haved aided course and 2nd half will have unaided course i.e they have to pay more than the 1st half but the faculty would be the same and the class is also same for both the halves. Also the course structure is nice and interesting enough.

Faculty to student ratio was 15 student per faculty, and faculties are really good with behaving and supporting the students, They are very easy to reachable for any help. Faculty name is Sunil i liked most he is very Supportive also he is Our Head of Department. Faculty name is Mahavir sain my least favorite, as He should not have proper way to how to behave and areply to an student. on the name if exams we have exams on Yearly based, Yeah bit difficult , but if you are ready with your preprations easy to crack.

I was looking for a coruse where i can study my intrest but bit diffrent from the Engineering feild, Hence i made decison to do this course. and Yeah Its just study material, that give the basic understanding of it . but never prepare for the real world applications and acadamics pursuits. Yes teaching methods are good but their should giving more practical knowlage and real time application biulding experinces. Yearly exams with high diffectuly.

The faculty to student ratio is very good . There's a separate teacher for each lab and subject and in Biotechnology department students are comparatively less than CSE or any department so reaching out teacher is very easy. The teacher I like most is Dr.Manoj Singh he has done his PhD from Moscow (russia) and his knowledge and understanding of topic is on very high level . The teache i didn't like is Dr.Sonali Sangwan because she keep giving too much assignments and tutorials after every class . There are 2 sessional exams and 1 semester exam which is ofcourse final exam is take in a semester. Most of the students pass but still some 3-4 fail. The course curriculum is so relevant with the subject you will encounter various laboratory techniques which have real life use.

UniversuMM, Vasudev kutumbakam and many more there's no fixed month they may fluctuate every year Library is good that you'll love it , it has almost every book present related to you course along with the nobels for reader The facilities that are provided are projector an AC and a smart board. Sport and extracurricular activities are too there's a sport event will be ongoing every month. Ya there's different clubs like Bio society, Robotronics , Alpha intern they help you to get the more practical knowledge and to meet with like minded people in college

I'm 1st year cse student at iimt. The yearly fees of the college is around 1.35 lakh to 1.40 lakh it includes tution fees, book charges, and extra curriculum charges, but hostel and transport charges are extra. They also offer scholarship based on up government norms and academic performance.

Cse curriculum is quite comprehensive in iimt. It includes both core subjects like dsa, dbms, and os and also include trending topics like python and web development. The collage adds extra training like coding sessions for improve skills . I will rate 8 out of 10 for the curriculum.

i am currently pursuing MBA from KR MANGALAM UNIVERSITY GURGAON HARIYANA and my yearly fees is RS. 2,80,000 and my couse are 2 years program so, total fees are 5,60,000 and my university are provides only merit based scholarship, those students percentage are more than 75 percentage and above and no any management kota for the any category like sc st . and university will be discount in the fees on the basis of under graduation percentage are more than 75 percentage . it is discount only in 1st years fees

faculty at KR MANGALAM UNIVERSITY , ratio roughly 1:14 in mlost departments , smaller classes (seminars, labs, electives) had arounds 20-30 students , which made it easy to interact. faculty students relationship very approachable overall , some professors even stayed late after class

The total course fee for the college is 160000 for all the students wothout any scholarship. If any scholarship is availed then the fees reduces. If a person gets less than 10000 rank in EAMCET then he gets total fee waiver. If a person belongs to sc/st then he gets total fee waiver. If a person belongs to bc/ews then he gets 35000 reimbursement from the government.

The curriculum in the college is quite well and it offers us with the hands-on experience with the industry we can interact with the experts in our college and we can develop our own career with the support of the college Overall it encourages the students.

Placement in our college is good . Companies are coming , selecting the students on basis of their knowledge. And off campus placement is also good students use to prepare much for the off campus placement drive and give the interview and many students select in different companies as they thought in their dream.

As I talk about my experience in college campus it is too good , enjoyable and memorable. Campus is too big there is volleyball ground , basketball ground , badminton court , cafeteria and many more things are available in the campus. Different types of plants are also available in our campus etc.

Faculty-to-Student Ratio & Approachability: Faculty-to-student ratio is okay, and most teachers are quite helpful. You can easily approach them after class or during free time. They do support you if you’re genuinely interested. Faculties I Liked: Vaibhav Sir (DSA): His way of teaching is very clear and simple. He makes logic easy to understand and gives good practice questions. Rupali Ma’am (Programming): She teaches programming in a very understandable way. Her examples help a lot in clearing concepts. Best Faculties (in my opinion): Vaibhav Sir Rupali Ma’am Faculties I Didn’t Like: Not anyone in particular, but sometimes few teachers just rush through the syllabus or don’t explain properly. Exams & Difficulty: We usually have 2 internal exams CT and 1 final exam every semester. If you attend classes and study regularly, exams are manageable. Failure rate is low to moderate, only those who don’t study properly may face issues. Course Curriculum: The syllabus is fine for the most part, especially DSA and programming. Some theory subjects feel outdated, but overall it’s okay if you stay focused.

Placements at SSIPMT Raipur are pretty good. Students become eligible from 6th semester for campus placements. Companies that visit: TCS, Wipro, Cognizant, Tech Mahindra, Capgemini, etc. They mostly offer roles like software developer, support engineer, tester, etc. Highest Package: ?42 LPA (off-campus international placement) Average Package: Around ?6 LPA Placement Percentage: Almost 100% for CS/IT branches if the student is active and skilled. My Future Plan: After completing my degree, I’ll try to get placed through campus first, then maybe switch later for better opportunities or prepare for higher studies if needed.

The annual festivals that are conducted are sports festival such that yawlumpics, badminton championship. They also contact workshop regarding personal development, workshop for wealth management. They conduct international conferences as well. The library has more than 1000 books at its disposal. And with a library card it's accessible. The classroom is provided with projectors for taking digital classes. The spots activities includes cricket ,basketball, etc.

For the placement in our campus the 6th semester students are eligible for campus placement. The company that has visited or that has made offers are joy alukas, HDFC Bank, magic pin, and many more. The highest package offered is 8 lakh per annum and the average package offer is 3.5 lakh per annum. After getting a degree I am planning to join m.com. I don't have information regarding the percentage of students getting placement.

The course curriculum is quite relevant and well structured, covering both foundational and advanced topics that are crucial for understanding the subject deeply. only of the key reasons I chose this course was the inclusion of the particle-oriented subjects and up-to-date content

My college gives good internship opportunities with spots from the placement cell Many companies visit the campus, including both startups and established firms like infosys TCS and wipro, offering roles in software development and data analysis