BRSNC Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The exam is quite upto the mark infested with shoet question as well as broad ones. The practical exam is also quite good. But there is room for improvement in terms of the practicality of course. More job oriented preparation for exams should be done inside college otherwise studying for a difficult course at times seems to be vague

After the 6th semester students become eligible for the campus placement college also has career counseling cell which provides them with the knowledge of internship so that students can become self dependent... Many of our seniors got placement highest package I can't say but many companies like Amazon, tata ,Google , Flipkart visited during campusing

The curriculum of the college and the Course i opt is good as I am from a biology background student and this course microbiology trached in this college is one the theri best course to pursue the expore towards lab is great they have also made connections to different industries and technical lab which maje tge course more diverse and in the curriculum there are core papers general papers DSE papers everything is included which makes the curriculum more diverse and a good graduation degree Exam held twice in a year every 6 months

I choose Bsc. psychology honours ... It's a interesting subject and I also loved this subject so I choose this.. It's a well prepared... Our college faculty is good they will help to pursue the course easier

I have chosen this course as I have the passion and grown interest to study, evaluate, and explore various zoological topics from my secondary and higher secondary level. There were six faculty members and one lab assistant in our department. The total number of students was 120, 42, and 24 in the first, second, and third years. The students' numbers were decreasing after the first and second year as many of them had not been able to score their passing marks (at least 40%) for securing Zoology honors. The faculty:student ratio was 1:2, 1:7 and 1:4 in first, second and third year. The qualification of the faculty members as four of them had completed their BSc, MSc, B.Ed and PhD in Zoology. The rest two of them had completed their B.Sc, M.Sc (Zoology) and B.Ed (Life Science). There was only one yearly exam at that time in my college. There was a lot of syllabus in zoology including two pass subjects (botany and chemistry). The syllabus was in moderate level and quite difficult to score marks