Mount Carmel College Autonomous

Mount Carmel College with all it's good and bad helped me become who I am today. It helped me learn so much and made me mature and understanding in my thinking. I will always recommend Mount Carmel College.

The course was well rounded with extra choice subjects, which helped gain knowledge apart from the core subjects. Exams were as any other, similar to other colleges. We also had a choice to further specialize in our choice of subjects.

My course included a mandatory internship, which we had to find in our own. The department helped us with the required documents and necessary information. Lots of companies do come in to recruit students. Majority in finance and accounts only.

Mount Carmel College has an array of fests, that focus on team work and overall individual development. Fests are based on the various existing departments and competitions will be based on those subjects.

Feasible. The BCOM regular course is about 56000 per year. Other courses like BCOM ACCA are priced at about 98000 per year. It depends on the course the student opts for. Scholarships are also available.

We are provided with an option of paying our fee in two installments. There are other various scholarships provided as well as prizes at the end of the academic years to students who score the highest marks in exams.

We have plenty of options for extra curricular activities. There are various associations that students can choose to be a part of, to develop and grow as well rounded individuals. Associations like toastmasters, sports, languages, etc exist.

I did not opt for the hostel, but yes, we do have hostel facility inside campus. It has now been renovated and has good amenities. The only complaint I have heard of is about the food provided in the student mess.

I did not get an opportunity to interact with the alumni network. We do have an association of alumni students, but it is not very active. My senior students were very helpful and encouraging. Especially the secretaries.

Walk-in interview. Any student who was within the cut-off marks criteria had to fill a form and attend the walk in interview. The process was pretty simple and students of mount Carmel PU college had a lower cut off percentage.

Very helpful, knowledgeable, and understanding. Teachers encourage participation in both education and extra curricular activities. Visual PPTs were used to teach and focus was on important topics. Topics were well explained.