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I joined B-tech in computer science engineering in management quota and the total feed paid was 3,50,000 per year including hostel fee book fee. I paid admission and registration fee along the tuition charges and refundable caution deposite. In second year the payment mainly consisted of tuition fee, development fee and lab charges and examination

My overall experience in campus life at SRM has been vibrant and socially engaging. The university has diverse student community. which makes university interactions and lively culture and enriching students from different states and countries

So the semesters you have varies by the branch you take. There s even and odd semester and mostly they are very similar The teacher to student ratio is like 1:50 it varies depending on the branch. Our class personally has 62 students with lateral entries joining recently The internals are in the hands of the professors and are taken either with small tests and other activities. The sem exam is the main one which contains the whole syllabus

The curriculum is quite good. Personally for me the curriculum was upto standard and included many modern ideas. Some parts of it though are still from the old times were there's no improvement in core subjects. You ll have plenty of time in between exams for internals so as long as you don't procrastinate you ll be good

1) Facilities to Students Ratio is 1:50 and faculties are quite friendly and helpful in nature and will really help students for their academics and also counsellor are there in college for any other things related to academics or non academic just one thing some faculties are strict to attendance and assignements 2 ) There will Be 2 exams in every semester mid sem and end sem . Mid sem will be of 50 marks and End sem of 100 . Exams are not much difficult like if you give attention in class you will easily gets really good grades . I will say for example out of 100 only 20-30 students can fail. Very updated curriculum and courses which are required for market skills are there to make you placement ready

1) Annual techno Fest here is ADVITYA which is organised every year in month of Feb and will be off 3 days. 2) Lots of books including everytype of comics novels and all other things are available including digital and e library resources too 3) Each classroom have comfartable chairs and tables including projectors and proper ventilation not making classroom hot in summer season 4) Very rich events of sports and other club activities happens here very happening college 5) Here NSS is available where students enrolls and participate in social activities other than that many more NGO's are there for social works for environment and villages nearby

Infrastructure is average, campus life especially with friends is very good, there is some water shortage problems in the new G7 building some times, There is no much celebrations here, they celebrate holi, diwali, pongal, and other OT and PT days. They need to work on extra curricular activities. Library is neat and clean, very good environment, all the books are available related to your course and degree, library is accessible and easy. Sports wise they merely conduct football once a year, they still have to work on promoting sports, there is no clubs or student social groups

I never heard of this course before. It was especially very new to me. I came to know about this course from my family doctor. He suggest me this , and now I am in my first year,and it's going pretty good. Anatomy and physiology are a bit too much, but yeah, it's very good. I like the course. I love to treat disability patients. I like to be with them. anatomy and physiology is the core for this course. The exams are of 2 hours with 100 marks, exams are difficult and the pass mark is 50

Curriculum needs to focus on what you can do with information rather than the information itself. I wouldn’t eliminate content, without background we cannot form good, rational, and educated conclusions. We are still giving timed tests in math facts! I know that’s traditional, but it just isn’t as important. My era had no calculators and we needed to be proficient at paper and pencil solutions, but now, perfect calculations are available to everyone. We should focus on what kinds of problems can be solved with mathematics. Spelling is equally less important. Vocabulary should be stressed. My sister years ago was taking a test for a personal assistant position where she was asked to type a large number of words per minute error free. She was laughing at such a test. She said no one does that anymore, they just type then run spell check. Technology is changing our NEEDS opinion is that curriculum should reflect our reality. No one gets paid to solve problems that have already been solved. Students should be exposed to solving problems they have not seen before but that can be solve with the content they have learned in class. This will help them develop problem solving strategies they will be able to use the rest of their lives

The relationship between students and faculty is good they teach us well I like aman rana mam because she help us in every small or big problem There are 3 exam in 1 semester 1 mst and 2 mst and last Est 1 mst is simple 2 mst is simple and Est is moderate

The faculty to student ratio is really good like 50:1. And if you ask them a doubt they will surely clear them The best faculty according to me is Dr.Kaundal which teaches me physics last semester.My wrost experience is with DrNarinder singh because i did'nt understood anything is his classThere are 2 class test of every subjest then midterm and then endterm on an average out of 70 in class 10 to 15 failed to clear atleast one subject

The rising of technology in computers and Ai so thats is why i choosed computer science and engineering .The curriculum prepares me very well for real world applications or further academic pursuits.They should focus more on Coding less on maths.The exams are on very good timing which is after about every 2 units and difficulty is not easy but moderate

1st year fee-219000 2nd year fee-229000 3rd year fee-239000 4th year fee-249000 There is present a scholarship for ST/Sc students. Student can take knowledge about scholarship at admin block. But student have proper document to fill for their scholarship

Dtu has a large and diverse faculty bodyspread across its engineering, Science, Management, design, and humanities department. each department typically includes Professors, Associate professor, Assistant professor and sometimes visting faculty

When I joined the Integrated Mtech back in 2021, my fee structure was primarily determined by my category that I secured during councellung. My category is 2 that's around 1.6 Lakhs of tution fee. Caution fee is around 20k, admission fee around 10k. There are no other extra fee like lab fee or anythig everything that's related to academic will be included init and regarding hostel fee it varies from year to year and will be in between 90k to 1.40L. Regarding the categories there are 3 like category 1 with 96k per year, category 2 with 1.6L per year and category 3 with 2L per year. Regarding scholarships, if you are a district topper in rural school, the STARS scheme will cover your complete fee. There are many other scholarships but to avail them you should be top performer.

Our faculty to student ratio is roughly 1:20, but it oftern feels a bit ore crowded in the core classes. The relationship with professors is mostly professional and transactional; they are approachable during their cabin hours. The best part is FFCS ( Fully Flexible Credit System) that makes us to choose our professors and subjects. This enables us to choose the faculty based on our intrests and their expertise. Regarding exams we have CAT-1,CAT-2 and FAT exams and internal assessments. About the difficulty moderate to hard.

vit publishes per annum tuition by category .for typica UG B.TECH cohorts the university iste category-1(lowest) tuition is 110000 ,category -2 195000, category -3 225000 . A refundable caution deposit

The faculty to student ratio at the VIT is approximately since intake is large classes can have 60-80 students,but lab batches are smallerthe professors are qualified PHD holders and also work on projects usually receive good mentorship

THE APPROX FACULTY TO STUDENT RATIO IS 1:20 TO 1:25 WHICH ALLOW RESONABLE ATTRACTION DURING LECTURE FACULTY I APPRICIATED THERE ARE SEVERAL PROFESSORS WHO STAND OUT FOR CONCEPT CLARAITY , PRACTICE EXAMPLE MOTIVATING QUIDANCE FACULTY I FELT TO IMPPROVE - A FEW FACULTY MEMBER DEPEND ON PPT BASED TEACHING RATHER THAN INTERACTIVE EXPLANATION TYPE OF EXAM - INTERNAL ASSESMENT , PRACICAL , END OF SEMESTER THE FAILURE RATION IS VERY LOW

I WILL RATE 9.5 / 10 OVERALL RATING WHY I CHOOSE THIS COURSE STROND FOUNDATION IN ONE COORE TECHNICAL SUBJECT MANDATRY INTERNSHIP AND PROJECT LAB SESSION SUPPORT PRACICAL UNDERSTANDING MINI AND MAJOR PRODUCT PLACE MENT TRAINING AREA FOR IMPROVEMENT - MORE INDUSTRY COLLOBRATION , MORE FOCUS IN CODING 2 INTERNAL EXAM PER SEMESTER PRACICAL AND EXAM VIVA 1 SEMESTER END UNVERSITY EXAM

I have paid a total amount of 33,245 in my 1st year and almost same amount in 2nd year as well. This fees consists of all expenses regarding development, library, sports, Maintanence, security and all. Fees is almost same for GEN, EWS, OBC, I am not sure about fees structure of SC-ST. but fees for a PWBD candidate is significantly very low, I guess below 1000 something, As far As I know. And College provdie a lot of Scholarship opportunities to students of all years including Merit based scholarship, Need based scholarship and full fee concession as well.

business Conclave is the largest UG management fest in enitre country happen in SRCC in month of feb- march lastly featured by industry leaders, Air chief marshell, and Supreme Court judge and all. And crossroads is the cultural fest of SRCC, arguleably the best DU fest. Overall the campus life, Club involvement is way more than compared to other colleges and meet the expectations. Sports Rigor is also very good in SRCC, as SRCC has the largest maintained Indoor Sports Stadium in entire DUM

The course was quite comprehensive and relevant. They covered all the fields of life sciences in depth- molecular biology, recombinant DNA technology (RDT), microbiology, biostatistics, instrumentation, and immunology, among others. The combination of both foundational and applied topics was the whole reason I chose the course at SVSU. In terms of preparationfor the real world applications, the curriculum does a great job in building clarity and founding strong concepts. For students aiming to prepare for GATE, NET, and higher research projects to delve into, the syllabus provides a strong foundation. Regarding improvements, the lab work could be more one-on-one rather than a bulk implementation, and more hands-on experience needs to be added to the course in comparison to the theoretical knowledge. Speaking of the examination pattern, it works in semesters, with the first one occurring in December, then around April, and the last one around June-July. Other than that, there are internal tests held bimonthly and project submissions before the examination session.

The campus life was vibrant and social. There were various events organized on the campus. From seminars to cultural events, they held it all. Also, there were exhibitions for the science department, and the same used to be the case for the other departments too. All these used to add so much weightage to the knowledge that still helps me in various sectors of life. There are central libraries, which was a spot that helped in creating better notes and indulge into so depth research that wa unexpainable. Classrooms were good and spacious. While studying, it used to be a great experience as we interacted with the teachers at all levels of knowledge. Debates, speech sessions, annual programs were also held, along with all these.

The campus life is very joyful of our campus with around 12000 students. The yearly annual program is full of joy with friends and also including faculty. Techfest like Smart India Hackathon(SIH) Internal Hackathon etc. are conducted by our university. Brainware University has two libraries, one is Central Library and another is Pharmacy Library. These libraries has sufficient ammount of books whichever are needed to our syllabus. Our university also conducts internal and external sports ( like football, cricket, gamming, carrom board, volleyball etc.) both among various departments and announced price for the winner team. Extracurriculum including workshop, National day, etc.

The faculty number is greater, it is around 60. The student-faculty ratio is 11:1 and all faculty are student friendly. All of faculty are friendly but among them I personally likes the core subjects faculty as they always stands at the time of coding or projects. The exams are categorised into two categories: Internal and External Internal exam marks are evaluated through two class tests + two assignments + presentation. The internal exam is moderate level, not so hard. External exam is conducted in the own university. This exam is tougher as compared to internal exam.

For my Masters of Business Administration in IIBS ,the total fee for 2 years is 945000 and apart from the tution fee we have to pay for Semester fee for exams of 6000 rs. All the additional cost of fees are included in college tution fee itself. For hostel opting there will be an additional charge of 1.32 L. There is a Scholarship program also included in this based on the entrance exams like CMAT,MAT, XAT, IIBSAT. We also have Merit based scholarship for students during our schooling

The Faculty-Student ratio is fairly good , the main good thing of college is having mentor mentee meeting where we can know the growth of us professionally and personally. We have 4 semesters in our curicullum in which we have 2 internals and i external exam for 3 semseters and for the final we have project submission with viva followed by. The marking system is 30-Internal and 70-External.

People who are focused on achieving something in life are not too concerned about campus life however its not as if that shouldn't be the case. Campus life is okayish to decent in DME however there are lots of conferences, carnivals and functions organised in the college. DME organises the Aloha Annual Cultural fest around March, Lakshya Annual Sports fest around October, Alumni Meets around February and certain other functions.The books and journals available in the library are diverse with orders placed even more every year for upgrading the intellectual garden. Classrooms are also well equipped with working ACs (which are repaired if working faulty), smartboards and comfortable seating arrangements. The college in the campus itself does not offer sports facilities but that does not hamper the organisation of inter-college or intra-college sports competitions because the same is done in the sister school of DME i.e. Mayoor International School. Or else the students travel to other colleges for the competitions. Most of the clubs in college like Meraki mental health cell, IPR cell, sports cell, cultural cell, placement cell among various others are headed by students themselves with the faculty supervisor acting only as a pillar in see throughing the success of the events organised by individual cells.

Professors are one of the best in DME. They are extremely helpful, qualified and knowledgeable. The student-faculty relationship is very cordial and amazing. The Professors are approachable, helpful and kind. Law Department's HOD is also amazing. She is very kind and active in identifying the best interests of the students. Every semester has 5 internal exams conducted in college as well as final university level exams for the said 5 subjects. Student passing percentage is above 95% and the course curriculum is extremely relevant to the industry requirement. The final result is calculated from the University level and DME has had students securing rankings in the top 10 positions consistently at the said university level.

At CMRCET internship opporthunties are available through college placement cell.The college encourages studnets to start internships from 2nd or 3rd year and many students secure internships during summer breaks. Stipends vary depending on the company the stadard average stipend is 15,000 per month .In few cases higly skilled students in product based may recieve slightly higher stipends. My overall rating would be 8/10 for internship expernice.The college grooms and preapres the students for real time working

My overall campus life experience at CMRCET has been engaging and balances between academocs and extracurricular activites.The college organizes annuaol culutural and techincal festivals which are usally conducted between February and april .These events include coding competitons,paper presentations , project expos cultural performances and sports events giving studenta a platform to showcase both technical and creative talents

College provides odc for students that helps to built there career with some experience they provide odc for good hotels like taj leela etc that helps stude To built confidence for future to built there career they conduct practical exams like food and beverage services,food and beverage production, housekeeping,front office theory and practical exams

Our college provides the placement in a good hotels like taj , leela palace ,leela etc they will give internship placements in abroad also and with a good package 100% placements record till date they will give a good placement our friends got a good package in a good hotels they will give both internships and employment placements in the hotels

1. Fee Structure (Total Academic Course Fees) MBA: ?3,15,000 BBA: ?2,47,000 BCA: ?2,48,000 Hostel: ?75,000 per year (Separate for boys and girls) 2. Merit-Based Scholarships Awarded based on your GD & PI score 3. Financial Assistance Education Loans: Full support for students to obtain loans. Government Schemes: Benefits of the Bihar Student Credit Card (BSCC) are available to all students.

The faculty to students ratio is great making teacher very approachable for and doubt the curriculum is highly industry relevant focusing on practical skills we have two main exams per semester that are fairly challenging

We have good experienced faculty teaching us and we have practical wher we can learn by using real props and materials we we learn a lot of things and i like production practical where our chef ganesh teaches different kind of cuisines

We have food and beverage production where we cook food as per the cuisine and dishes provided and i choose this course because i like the hotel management course its well known course it has lot of job opportunities

The college provides decent internship opportunities through its placement and training cell. Students get internships in roles like marketing, HR, finance, data entry, and operations, mainly with local firms, startups, and online platforms. Some internships offer stipends ranging from ?5,000–?10,000 per month. The internships focus on practical projects such as market research, sales analysis, report preparation, and basic data handling. These experiences help students gain industry exposure, improve professional skills, and understand real-world work culture.

Aspects which made me choose my course are not definable because I wanted to do bba and here I got what i wanted in that course . The curriculum prepares for real-world applications very well because the study material is based on real world. There's no need of improvement according to me . The frequency of exams is very excellent and you are not going to feel it tough if you have practical knowledge of the subject.