The college features a highly qualified teaching staff with a favorable faculty-to-student ratio of about 1:10-12, promoting personalized student interaction and support. The academic structure includes four exams each semester, presenting challenges, especially in mathematics, though reexams are available. Placement opportunities begin in the sixth semester, with companies like TCS, DEShaw, Capgemini, and Infosys offering about 10 positions each. The highest annual salary package is INR 20 lakhs, and the average ranges from INR 3-4 lakhs.

Around 20-30% of students secure placements, with BSc students receiving packages between INR 2.5-4 lakhs. Nearly all BSc CS students get placements, while master's students have an 80-85% placement rate, with average packages around INR 15 lakhs. Placement processes include aptitude tests, group discussions, and interviews via online platforms. The college offers on-job training and internships for master's students. Financial aids like government grants and scholarships, such as Gunwant, Acharya, and SHE INSPIRE scholarships, significantly reduce tuition fees.

On-campus part-time jobs are available through the Earn and Learn scheme. Fees for government-aided courses, like B.Sc. Mathematics, are low at Rs. 10,000 annually, with further reductions for reserved categories, while non-aided courses require personal financial management. Fee payments can be made term-wise, and additional scholarships are available to alleviate financial burdens.

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Chetana Pawar

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B.Sc, Mathematics

Reviewed on Sep 28, 2024(Enrolled 2020)

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Fees and Financial Aid:

I had opt for Bsc mathematics course in Fergusson college pune in 2020 which is 3 year course .I tool admission in general category, yearly fees I had paid is 8-9 thousand approximately. including exam fees there was not extra fees we had to pay though,fees for other categories was less than general like for OBC it was almost same or bit less and for sc,st,nt it was around 4-5 thousand,there was a scholarships as well like gokhale scholarship,inspire scholarship(60 thousand per year), Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar scholarship and many more.

Khushi Ashish Shinde

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Reviewed on May 9, 2024(Enrolled 2021)

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There are many scholarships provided fees for every department is different Like for bsc mathematics it's 10,000/year. We can pay fees term wise. It is really very affordable to pay fergusson college fees.

Priti Chaudhary

Reviewed on Dec 13, 2021(Enrolled 2018)

Fergusson college for BSc admission and Campus placement

Fees for government-aided courses are very low and if you wish to do some non aided courses then you have manage the finances otherwise the fees are very low and affordable. The person who tops the exam gets a scholarship from the college and also students who have done good in their HSC exam get SHE INSPIRE Scholarship of Rs. 60000 for academics and if they do any research related projects they get Rs.20000 for the research related works every year. If your economical conditions are critical they also offer programs like learn and earn where you get a chance to earn money by doing some works in the campus in the offices and get money from it. Also teachers provide them personal financial help and also offers them to take tuitions of students for their financial support.

PRATHMESH

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Reviewed on Dec 9, 2020(Enrolled 2016)

The place to master science

The college had a grant from govt so if you are admitted through grant quota then fees were not very huge. There were various scholarships available based upon caste and merit. Gunwant, Acharya were names of such scholarships. The Earn and Learn scheme provided part-time jobs for needy students.

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