Institute of Home Economics Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I chose this course because this course provides us with immense knowledge of various departments like human development, fabric, and apparel science, resource management, food, and nutrition, etc. Students are divided into sections wisely and we get at least 2 professors for each subject. In this course, the majority of professors have done their Ph.D. and have experience of more than 15 years. We get enough time for exams and exam pattern comes from our basic knowledge of the subject.

I opted for a lab course as I'm interested in that particular subject. I wanted to go into the research field so I opted for the course. We have an overall of 40 students in each section. talking about the faculty it's very nice and the teachers are very kind and helpful. Term exams were very good they were of average level. It was good

Due to the covid, the exams were delayed but sufficient time is given for the preparation of each exam and the syllabus is evenly divided as well. The things that are to come in exams are taught well before the exams. As for the difficulty, the exams are easy if you know the concept or the basic things of the subject. If you've attended your classes, you would not face any issues. Overall, they are not very tough.

I choose this course as I have to complete my bachelor's and i want to further do b.ed in this.The teachers are very nice and every faculty member is well qualified.The exam is on semestive basis and in online mode it was Obe so it was quite easy for us to give that exam but this time we had faced offline exam so it was quite difficult.

I choose this course because it includes variety of subjects. It has subjects like resource management, fashion studies, communication, human development, textiles, nutrition and many more. You can opt for various subjects for further studies as Home science gives you experience in many subjects. The faculty is well-literate. For theory classes, there is faculty of one for 50 students and for practical classes, it's 25 students with 2-3 faculty members. The exams are in 4 months for one semester. And the exams are also easy and not that hard.

From 4th sem students become eligible for campus internship. Job fair is conducted early to offer placements and internships . Highest package is about 15-16 lakh by many well know companies. About 80-85% students get internship. After completing my BSc Hons I will apply for masters in nutrition.

I chose this course because of it.was new and emerging and also I wanted to pursue my career in research, that is why I became a part of it. Exams were moderately tough. One has to have a thorough understanding of the subject along with general knowledge.

I have chosen this course as I wanted to do the specialization in Food and Nutrition. Faculties are very good and helpful. They really guide me on how to make notes and everything. Most of them are Ph.D. holder professors and many are gold medalists too.

I opted for this course as it is new and emerging and there are alot of job opportunities available. In my class, there were around 70 students and the whole class was divided into two sections for practical classes. The education imparted is very beneficial and upto the mark. Practicals were conducted on a regular basis. Term exams for odd semester's were conducted in December and for even semester were conducted in May.

Food is needed by everyone daily so it is a never-dying profession. Food Technology is a very different and innovative course where you learn the science, engineering behind food. All the packaged food that we see in the market all credit goes to food technologists only. The student-faculty ratio was good. The faculty was well qualified all teachers were having Ph.D. and we're experienced. They also share their experiences. If you study well and attend class regularly so exams will not be very tough for you.