Admission process was straightforward and easy. Consisted of an MCQ CBT and WAT/PI. Compared to exams like IPMAT level was much easier, can be cleared with little to no effort. Admission is through the SET examination. Admission for NRIs and foreign nationals is much much easier
Curriculum is fairly well designed, keeping in mind the various opportunities that an economics graduate has. The new 2024 batch has specialisations like AI and finance to further aid students in pursuing their careers with a strong backing in economic sciences. There can be improvements in terms of letting students actually pick the majority of the courses they want instead of making them compulsory. Exams are held twice a semester, and can be aced with a regular study habit.
Internships have to be arranged by the students, college has little to no hand in the internship process. Students utilise platforms like internshala and linkedin to attain these internships, the roles are mostly finance, consulting and marketing.
Considering Bsc. Economics is an academic and not a professional degree, the placement cell of our college is fairly decent. Most people don't sit for the placements as they want to pursue masters in economics or an MBA. We have compulsory internships after the 1st and 2nd year which improve employability and work experience. Mostly finance, public think tanks, consulting and marketing/market research companies come for placements. Packeges on average range from 4 lacs to 12 lacs
Fee is little high, not everyone who wants to pursue economics can pursue it over here, in terms of value for money Delhi University is better. Employment opportunities are only slightly better in SSE
Campus is small, just a building, but suffices. Fests and all are there but not that grand, they are just fine. library is well stocked and has everything one might need. Sports teams are fairly active and frequent tournaments, etc. the student clubs and student council are fairly active and do a lot of things.
Faculty to student ratio is good, most professors are approachable and friendly. Most are fairly qualified and decent teachers and will answer doubts. Quiet a few hold a doctorate, if not a master's degree and are qualified to teach. If you have genuine doubts then they have no problems in interacting with you and helping you. They also help a lot in placements and other areas.
Interview questions were purely based on the CV submitted, and the educational background (stream in 11th 12th) as well as some general knowledge. The interview cab be cracked easily, if one is comfortable with their basics of their stream. The criteria is very relaxed, the college even admits students who are not of economics/commerce background in 11th 12th. Little to no preperation is needed.
From 5th semister process is started and teaching support students to much to achieve there Dreem job highest package is 60+ I want to do masters in computer science to be up to date in society and earn good
The curriculum has been set precisely, the only problem is that the college faculty should go accordingly , improvement can be made , but the curriculum for for the first year is good as it gives us knowledge of all aspects of medicine.
Yes the subject teaching methods are modern and as a learner it's quite applicable in the real world. Practicals start from 2nd year and that's the important part as theory can only take you so far and practical knowledge is important in the medical field
At Satish Pradhan dnyasadhana college students are enligible for the placements as per their knowledge confidence the way they speak like it's known as personality.. the companies visited til dates are excelr sambhav foundation etc
In my first year of the computer science course there are conducted many seminars for the job and a job fair also. In 2nd semester there is a job fair where all the freshers gave the interview and grab the experience. Also so many students of TY are placed in the companies. And there are SY students also. 30% students (average) are getting placed in this placements. I want to pursue my career in data sciences so I will look forward in to it.
The curriculum's focus on practical skills and real-world applications attracted me to this course. The curriculum effectively bridges theory and practice, preparing students for both careers and further studies. Incorporate more hands-on projects and update teaching methods to include modern technologies and practices. Exams are frequent and well-timed, with a balanced difficulty level that appropriately challenges students.