University of Calcutta Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

According to my course everything is well and good . The notes are given according to our syllabus. Examination time is also suitable but for me the checking of the Examination is not lenient at all. My course is quite easy for me and its all about learning about the society and all.

The Bcom(H) course is quite good for every student who want to know about finance and business but from the college we never get any practical knowledge of business or finance which is really important for real life.

The course curriculum is well enough except for the scheduling of semester exams.Most of the times it gets postponed which kinda puts the candidates in a very uncertain stage.The amount of theoretical and practical exposure in the course is very well balanced along with vast opportunities of internships.

Company visits our college for recruitment of students from 4th semester but they are eligible for an internship after passing the course. There are 3 -4 companies which provide job opportunities on a regular basis in our college. There are 20% of students get placement but around 3% of students only do jobs through college placement.

Course is kind of interesting though the main problem about all bachelors course is the placement issue. And if we continue to pursue Masters then there's only a single way to earn that is Teaching. The college needs to fix a schedule and exercise a thorough routine with the classes. The problem with the syllabus being not finished due exams is another issue that mostly affects every student.

The major aspects of the curriculum that influenced my decision to choose this course is that I'm very interested in commerce. That's why I chose bcom for my bachelors degree. It gives me a lot of knowledge and helps my skills to improve in this subject. The curriculum prepares the students in different ways of the commerce industries, whether it should be the tax department cost department accounts department and various job roles are also there. I would suggest the staffs to provide some kind of practical trainings to the students for which they can learn and understand the things which are going in the Market. I don't think that the frequency and timing of exams is an issue. Ofcourse, all college have their rights to conduct their exams in their own way. That's what make colleges different from others

The course structure is overall good but there are some changes that are needed according to me. They should add an internship for a semester at least for 2 months in the bachelorette program so that it can help the students during their higher studies and also students can gain some skills, knowledge, and industrial experience.

There is a 4 years Curriculum Course of B.A Hons in English with 8 semesters. But however, we can discontinue the classes after 3 years with only a bachelor's degree. If we wish to continue the classes after 3 years, we can opt for research which will only be eligible to students with a minimum 75% aggregate in 3 semesters, and get an honors degree with research after the 4th year. We can also take it without research and get an honors degree. It provides internships that can be added to our resume. The course needs to provide more subject options such as library science, human rights, psychology, and education. The exams are very difficult and tough to score. Too many assignments and not much time is given to complete them. The credits are very difficult to score.

To choose this course is my ambition here we have leant about computer programming. Even here in the college evey student helpful. Even visual learning from projectors help us to get knowledge very effectively. Books on the library helps to get the idea to socre good grades to the examination.

The placement cell is in charge of it. It varies every year depending on the openings, recession, job vacancies. And all the three sections, as in Film Studies, Design, and Animation have different number of companies coming for campussing.