Entrance Exams, Admissions, and Fee Structure
Likes
- It has very good campus along with the faculty they provide a better environment in terms of social and mental expirence
- The students teacher coordination is very better among all courses among them they provide a lots of social and musical function which makes a students more calm and reliable
Dislikes
- They don't have such types of classrooms that are suitable for studying conditions especially in summer.
- Consultancy is a big fault in the university admission cell which cause lots of problems for students.
- Playing grounds are not well maintained that is a very important along with studies
Remarks :
I suggest that the consultants should be removed from there and there should be the direct admission in the university through the registered employees of the university because consultants play a very bad role in the university.
Course Curriculum Overview :
Use Digital Game-based Learning. Distinguish Between Students. Make Use of Flipped Classroom Model. Promote Collaborative Learning. Communicate with Coworkers. Promote The Experience-based Learning. Use Technology in The Classroom. Focus on Behaviour Modification.
Placement Experience :
The highest salary package offered ranges between 10 LPA - 15 LPA. The average salary package offered ranges between 4 LPA - 6 LPA. The lowest salary package offered ranges between 2 LPA - 3 LPA. Some top recruiting companies are TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant, IBM, etc.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
The total tuition fee for Rayat Bahra University Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) is INR 120000. Apart from the tuition fee, there is a hostel fee of amount INR 279000 that students are required to pay. The course offers admission to 200 students.
Faculty :
The mentor teacher plays a critical role as the student teacher’s model and mentor and has great influence over the student teacher’s learning experience. Student teachers tend to adopt the practices of their mentor teachers, sometimes without question, assuming that they have no choice. We encourage you, however, to engage your student teachers in ongoing conversations about your practice and to encourage them to ask questions, to think for themselves, to share what they observe about your classroom and practice with you, and to be willing to suggest to you and try out strategies and methods they have learned with which you might not be familiar.