The Oxford College of Science Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

There is no fixed time table throughout the semester. The time table keeps changing every month or two. Internal exams are not conducted properly. More than one exams are taken per day which will make the students loose concentration and interest towards a subject.

I was very much interested in computers since from childhood that the main reason for choosing BCA to study and it also has a very good scope in the future to study. The lab has to be improved for practicals as there is no proper facility of computers to execute the program.

I would rate the course curriculum 8ou of 10 for its relevance and comprehensiveness. it provided solid foundation in key subjects. the curriculum covered fundamenal concepts and advanced topics offering a balncee of theoritical and practical applcations, The curriculum equipped with analytical and thechnical skills that are essential for real-world applications.udating the syllabus to include emerging trends and technologies in the field such as ai in biotechnology, introducing more internship ,workshops , and projects to bridge the gap between academics and real world practices.

practicals in chemistry needs both subject knowledge and attentiveness. Information about hands on experience leads to real world applications. some equipments are not in working conditions its need to be better .

As a former student of this institution, I am compelled to share my disillusioning experience. The college's brochure boasted impressive placement statistics, but the reality was starkly different. Out of 240 students in my batch, a mere 10-15 secured job placements, resulting in an abysmal placement ratio of approximately 4-6. This was a clear indication of the institution's failure to deliver on its promises. The brochure's claims of "excellent placement opportunities" and "top-notch companies" were nothing more than a marketing gimmick. Only one tech company visited our campus, offering a modest package of 3.6 LPA, while the remaining companies were sales-based with negligible packages that hardly justified the effort and investment put into earning a degree.

I mean the placement news I got last year was pretty surprising there were people from BCA MCA and MSC(CS) who got 15LPA packages although not all of them was for coding or development background and some of them were for business analyst

Many companies come for campus interview but most of the companies are non IT companies Only less people get placed in those companies and the package they provide will be from 2 lpa to 9 lpa There is a seperate placement cell in our college to look after it

Faculty provides tricks to study & score well in exams They also provide study materials like model questions paper & last year's question paper, notes, etc. I never saw difficulty in exams because of teachers, they provide tricks to get good grades in exam.

Our curriculum includes syllabus in regard to that of National Education Policy scheme where in we have 2 core subjects. I chose biotechnology and genetics since it something I really look forward to pursue as my career in the field. We had one subject as open elective which enhanced our curriculum since we could choose from various course every semester. The university exams however were conducted for 60marks as theory and 2.5 hours for the same which can be extended to 3 hours

Students become eligible for the placements starting 5th semester onwards. Companies like Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Atos Syntel have visited, offering a range of roles in the field of software development., IT consulting, and data analysts. The highest package offered was 4LPA. Approximately 70% of the students secure placement. I plan to pursue Masters after getting a bachelor's degree.