Ram Lal Anand College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Farely saying in every 6 months at the end of each semester exam starts and assignment, practical and Vivas also starts. And they are not so difficult. One can pass the exams very easily with the rights efforts and with the help of right strategy.

Placements at our college are somewhat ok they provide placement opportunities in the 3rd year of college and internships from any year a lot of students get placed If I talk about my plans I am going to opt for MBA various companies have visited the college even my college has a dedicated placement drive day highest placement goes to 10 to 12 lks.

I haven't chosen this course on my own I was allocated this course by DU. The faculty here are good enough but they are covering the syllabus very fast and one more thing they need to teach in Hindi too for a better understanding of students I haven't taken any exams in my college right now as I am in 1st year.

I choose this course because I like logical and analytical thinking, challenge and exploration, intellectual stimulation curiosity and wonder in my college, I like the faculty member of my department because they are funny and their teaching experience in the amazing teaching style of ode sir is amazing. let's see the exam pattern and difficulty neither hard nor difficult because I gave the exam.

I choose computer science because it was a very fast growing field, and DU fees were also less. There is good faculty ratio we have 8-10 teachers in cs department who are good qualified, with UGC-NET EXAMS The exam is after every sem and it is easy to moederate to pass. DU conducts a centralized exam for all colleges.

Being highly interested in science, microbiology seemed very fascinating to me. I specifically choose this course because I liked biology from the very beginning. In Ram Lal Anand College, we had a plus point that our principal sir also belonged to the microbiology department and taught us for 2 semesters. His teaching skills are mind-blowing and he has always been a source of motivation for all. The faculty of microbiology consists of 7 professors including the principal sir and 4 lab staff. The student ratio in my class was a bit high, making the strength of 54 students. The standard of examination was high and it required efforts to score well.

I found mass communication a very creative subject which gives me the opportunity to explore so many aspects of the world. The faculty-student ratio is very good. There is one teacher for every 8-10 students which makes everything so easy and accessible for students Some of the faculty members are highly qualified whereas some are just average. They have good teaching methods. It contains practical learning. This college has its own community radio which is run by students of BMJC. Exams were very timely and it wasn't very difficult to pass. The questions were very basic and general.

From what I've seen, the placement cell is not exactly inactive. During the last 3 months, it actually organized 3 events, some resume-building workshops, and an internship training programme. Last year the packages offered in the Computer Science course weren't that high but they were near average. Some of the top recruiting companies for the college's course include Amazon (highly unlikely though), Wipro, Chegg and ICICI prudential life insurance. this year during the internship and placement fair, the only "big" company I saw was axis bank and I would say a fair number of third-year students got placed.

I have a keen interest in history, which is why I chose the course. The faculty is excellent, regular classes are taken and the faculty is very interactive. The student ratio is about 2:1 (boys: girls) The exams were held a bit earlier due to late admissions. The exams were not that difficult.

Almost all the faculties are well experienced, they behave well with us and help us understand every concept where we lack clarity. All the faculties are Ph.D. holders in their subject. I chose this course because I want to learn to account with a deeper perspective.