Gargi College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Students from Science Courses rarely go for placements and prefer higher studies. But placement opportunities are given in the last semester of the last year to most students from the Arts and Commerce courses.

I am doing my bachelor's in the field of life sciences, which includes zoology, botany, and chemistry why I chose this course because it is very vast, and as I was interested in the research field it provides all of this. The faculty is very good, all of them have done Ph.D. in their fields and the teaching method is based on a practical approach.

Actually, I'm a neet aspirant and this course will be a great help to qualify for it. The faculty is good but you have to give your full time. Teaching methods are good. It is harder than expected and exams are taken at the interval of 3 months and subjects are also increased so it's a little difficult.

I'm still in my first year so I don't know about the placements. But the placement cell of GARGI COLLEGE is super active and provides students with a lot of opportunities for internships. A lot of students have been placed in huge companies such as Deloitte, KPMG, etc.

Placements are for final year students Big companies like Delloite, KPMG, PWC etc. hire graduates from the campus.There were companies like MedalHunt offering recruitment in the field of sports too. The highest package was offered by Josh Talks i.e., 12 lacs p.a. Furthermore, E.Y. GDS selected students for an internship. I am planning to prepare for government exams after graduation.

The physics department has a good number of qualified teachers but I personally think that you have to work a lot on your own, even for basic knowledge and understanding. Labs are fully furnished but there's not some sort of 'learning' happening. It's more like ticking off assignments and files and tasks one after the other. Students end up searching for a way to score in theory as well as practical exams because that's what all can be done rather than an abundance of self-study which is quite impractical too. Exams and assignments are timely organised and are scoring

I would say placement cell is quite good. As ot provided us with lots of skill enhancing seminars and workshops, internship opportunities with good organisation and placement opportunities at some really good companies.

From the 5th semester, students are eligible for placement. As I sat for placements no knowledge about that. But all these things can be checked on the official page of Gargi college. The highest package is around 5-6lakh per annum. A very less percentage of students from science gets placement. It's not an ideal place for those looking for placement. I went for MSC.

I choose life sciences because I have a keen interest in both zoology and botany and life sciences give the opportunity to let us learn both subjects together. the faculty in Gargi college is quite nice though some teachers are quite rude too the rest of the faculty and staff is very polite and helpful. all the teachers in Gargi College are highly qualified and they are a very amazing way to teach. They will teach you in every way possible to make you understand the topic but you do have to be very attentive during the teaching time. exams are quite easy and you can easily clear them by studying just two or three days before exams and by practicing previous year question papers.

I chose life sciences because I have a keen interest in both zoology and botany and life sciences give the opportunity to let us learn both subjects together. The faculty in Gargi college is quite nice though some teachers are quite rude too the rest of the faculty and staff is very polite and helpful. All the teachers in Gargi college are highly qualified and they are very amazing ways to teach. they will teach you in every way possible to make you understand that topic but you do have to be very attentive during the teaching time. Exams are quite easy and you can easily clear them by studying just two or three days before exams and by practicing previous year question papers.