i applied for Apeejay Stya University i got confirmed admission from this university as well but i chose jamia hamdard over Apeejay Stya University as the latter is private and jamia hamdard is semi government university and due to its naac rank from previous years i gave neet exam but I wasn't qualified for government medical college so pharmacy was the good second option for me, i got in this college through my neet marks even though cuet exam was also eligible cutoff for the neet exam for this college was around 300 .Admission process was not much smooth we do get the confirmed admission mail but it was too much delayed
about 50 is the usual strength of the class and class have 70 students, girls to boys ratio is 40 to 60,they are from different regions like jammu and kashmir, delhi, bihar, uttar pradesh yes marks is given for being attentive in class
placements are not so good in college although some good companies or allies of hamdard comes to recruit but not in any high amount usually sunpharma recruit students which give stipend for 2 lakkh per annum
no not everyone gets placed but most of them gets placed in this college itself and given a high amount of salary preferred companies are sunpharma pfizer yes the placement committee is quite transparent
yearly fees is around 1 and half lakh rupees . fees do not vary for different categories only regular students and sfs which means self sponsored students who pay more than regular students scholarships are for financially challanged people only hostel fees around 90000
sports facilities are good table tennis badminton football basketball shot put cricket for both girls and boys running marathon and even fun activities like lemon in a spoon race there is gym in the college but subscription is required for that most students gonto cafeteria they are super good and affordable cafeterias are open late night even i don't see much students roaming around college as the hostel entry closes around 9 pm the locality is not much safe for girls at night some celebs came like salman ali
yes both are separate no they are not allowed to enter in girls hostel first come first served policy and 9 pm is the last time to enter in hostel there are 2 guards pe hostel yes each cafetaria for each hostel i don't live in hostel so i have only limited knowledge about it some hostels has ac some don't it all depends if you try to get it first because of big crowd the mess is good washrooms are cleaned regularly
neet exam is most preferred score around 300 yes there is possibility by sfs by paying more if you got less marks Counselling process is quite slow it comes through their websites so easy to access by multiple list of names of students selected
Course is easy you will not get failed easily if you are studying one week before your examination There would be two sessional exams of 15 marks each which will take place in oct first week and second sessional in November first week .. there will be 4 subjects ... you will be given with 4 questions in which 3 should be done one question carry 5 marks so 15 marks in total for each subject which will add with your end sem result.. And one end sem exam in month of January in the first week There is no such attendance restrictions..you have maintain good with your teachers they will help you if they observe good academic number in your paper .. 50-60% attendance is enough . Faculties are PhD holders they are enough fair in their work you have to pay attention properly in classes then only you will be able to grab concepts clearly.. classes timing will be 10to5 or 5:30 .. There will be a lot of gaps in between classes which you can utilise to study in library or you can chill with your friends.
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The course curriculum in terms of relevance and comprehensiveness, was choose the MBA in corporate. the course curriculum and teaching methods was very easy. the timing of exams winter and summer semister
course curriculum is well designed and covers most of the important topics. It helps in building good basics but I feel more practical exposure and industry related subjects should be added. Exams are held every semester with internals and if you study regularly they are not too difficult to clear.
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From which semester students become eligible for campus placements Name of the Companies visited & no of offers made Give details of highest and average package as per company and profiles offered Percentage of students getting placements Your plans after getting the degree
The course which i opped is good and very knowledgeable for anyone beacuese of its demand the data science is in very high demand and very high paying job and the course curriculum id good in our college becuse in this course bca - data science is is covering all the main core topics which is needed and important for grabing a job in a market as a data scientist and data analyst
As my course is SOCIOLOGY HONOURS this course needs a lot of field work which is not properly conducted by the college and i think that should be changed but still because of the professors it becomes easy to make the most out of the disciplines that you are choosing.
I'm pursuing Political Science Hons at Miranda House College and it was my first preference. I had interest in this subject from school times and I had always scores well in this subject. Since PSIR is one of the popular and trending optionals for upsc I had opted for this course and it's contemporary nature makes it relevant in day to life too. The exams are held semester wise on 6 months. There is need of improvement in the examination pattern. Instead of giving questions from pyqs only they should ask for some practical and new contemporary questions.
There are a large amount of course you can choose from in the school of open learning. I personally chose English honours as I was interested in the literature and mythological stories. The curriculum doesn't give you any exposure as there are classes only in Sundays so all the weekend you're on your own. I would suggest to improve the availability of the teachers and fix the teacher to students ratio
I don't have much information about placements as our course rarely provide placement opportunities as people take this course to get eligible to entrance exams or to build a base for pg courses like law One can opt for exams and further studies after this course