An honest pov.
Likes
- College is new and therefore there is a bit of flexibility in rules and regulations.
- The environment is lush green and its located outside chaos
- Faculty is fine and practical approach is used for learnings.
Dislikes
- The college is way too out of the city which get's annoying after a certain point
- There's no serious studying environment and the curriculum is pretty basic
- Advanced learning is not seen. Exposure to other universities and colleges is almost zero
Remarks :
The admission process was very easy. You just need the fee money. They conducted interviews for the name sake cause they admitted anyone who had the money. Because I see so many unprofessional and unqualified
Course Curriculum Overview :
I personally believe our curriculum is pretty basic and i expect more advanced and complex syllabus to meet the competition nature of this industry. Syllabus is designed considering all categories of students i.e topper avg and below avg.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
The fee structure is a bit heavy. They charge 200000 rs as their tution fees which is a bit high compared to the availability of facilities and campus they provide. And there's no scholarship or financial assistance yet.
Campus Life :
There were not much events organised by the college. All they did was for the marketing and publicity of the uni. There are no Augustus it clubs in the college for now. It's nothing more than a school as of now.
Faculty :
The faculty is quite okay. Some of the faculties are pretty good whereas some themselves have no idea about the subject they teach. Some faculties follow practical approach while some just bury us in paper assignments .
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