Insights of The Red Empire - Ravenshaw University

The infrastructure is good enough and it does help us getting a wider exposure to enhance our social life. It can have better teaching faculties along with a better library to study in. Cafeteria and the food quality needs to be improved.

The course curriculum of the subject that I am studying helps me to have a detailed knowledge about the particular subject. On an average we study 6 subjects in every semester. We appear for the internal examinations 1 month prior to our semester exams.

Yes our college provides us good placements and job opportunities which in turn helps us to advance students that graduate or post graduate from the University. But it doesn't particularly provide us internship.

Events like Republic Day, Independence Day are celebrated in the university in whole and apart from these several departmental fictions be it freshers, farewell, teachers' day are organised by the students of different departments individually. And apart from these annual functions are also held annually.

The fee structure basically varies from department to department, from stream to stream to and it also varies depending upon the fact whether the student opts for a general seat or a paid seat. But overally the fee structure in the university in feasible.

I was selected for the Medhabruti scholarship offered to students pursuing graduation. I availed this scholarship during my graduation days under which I got an amount of Rs 5000/- every year for three consecutive years.

I am really good managing events and organising them. Within the 1st two years of my college I got a clear picture of myself that I can really handle people ith my skill set and conduct varied events and functions in the department and in the college aswell.

No I haven't opted for hostel as I stay very close to the university and I travel a distance of 2kms daily on my scooter to reach my college. But as per the reviews of my friends the hostel infrastructure and facilities are average.

No the alumnis in the college aren't that helpful. There are only a few seniors with whom I connect really well and they have helped and guided me whenever and wherever I needed their help and guidance. But overally the alumni network hasn't been that helpful to me.

I first entered the college in the year 2015 to pursue my graduation and then graduated in the year 2018 after which I decided to do Masters in the subject I had a passion for. I cleared the entrance examination conducted by the university to get a seat in PG. Now I am pursuing M.COM in Finance and I will be post graduating in the year 2020.

On an average I would personally rate the faculties of my department a 3 out of 5 because not everyone of them is the best at the subject they teach us but some of them are good and really helpful in every activity that we do.