My College - [RCASC], Bangalore

The College on the whole needs to be more attentive towards the needs of students and try to keep up with their ideas. Better opportunities and encouragement should be provided and effort towards providing impactful education should be upheld.

The course is pretty good but the College does not take up measures to make it better. The faculty is underprepared to face the students and their entire curriculum solely focuses on the examination and not on increasing our skills.

The placement cell is offering us job opportunities for the final year students. We rarely get internship opportunities and I took up the opportunity and it turned out to be good. I did my internship in sales and marketing in finance-based company.

There is an annual fest, cultural and ethnic fest, technical and business fests. The College has a cultural team that takes care of cultural and ethnic fests. Each department on the other hand celebrates departmental events and encourages students to participate.

The fee structure is feasible for middle-class families. For my course i. e., B. com three-year fee total would come up to 1. 1L and the fee payment is made at the beginning of every odd semester. The fee for every year would vary slightly.

Our College doesn't necessarily provide us with scholarships but notifies us about external scholarships provided by other organizations based on castes and religion mostly. Many students have applied for these scholarships and have received them.

The dominant gender in the College is male, but priority and opportunities are given to both genders equally. There is a women's grievance cell and an anti-ragging cell as well. The College has a cultural squad to handle cultural events.

The College does have an alumni network but we haven't had any interactions with my seniors. Every year they conduct alumni meetings and most of them do manage to come to visit the faculty and management.

I heard about this College through one of my friends and decided to apply. Initially, I thought of taking up a bachelor of business administration but later changed my mind and took a bachelor of commerce. The admission process was pretty simple and once I met the counselor and the principal I had to fill out my application and pay the fee through a demand draft.

The faculty of the College needs to have a better relationship with the students and improve the atmosphere in the College making it more sophisticated. They should concentrate on teaching us skills and improving our communication.