Really good infrastructure for a govt college

It's a really good college. I personally never regret my decision. It's a women's college so you are free to wear anything. Professors are really helpful. Students are really supportive they will always encourage fellow students on stage.

The curriculum is up to date with ongoing researches. Our college's lab is really good. We are equipped with all the machinery we need. You can't tell it's a govt college. Professors are also really hard working, they put their souls into teaching us. The schedule is a bit busy but it's applied science college so it has to be.

Placement is not high as you can't really get a job just by having bachelors. In the infield of science, you need to have higher qualifications. For internships, you can always get help from teachers and seniors. Teachers are ways ready to recommend you. You can easily get jobs after getting such quality education. There is a placement cell for certain departments like management, CS, electronics, and instrumentation.

Every department has its own fest, societies organize their fest, there are always some sort of competitions going on, various seminars, talk by renowned people, annual day, college fest and the list goes on.

Feasible, it's less than school fees My course fees are 25000 per year. Most courses are for 15000 per year. Some like management, Computer science, and biomedical are more expensive than others. You can easily get a scholarship in this amount too.

Our college has many scholarship programs for students who belong to low-income families and students scoring high marks. For getting a scholarship under the low-income group you must prove your parent's total income and you must have scored a minimum of 60% and your attendance must be 67% above.

Our college provides admission based on sports quota too. We have a volleyball team, kho kho team, athletics. There is a huge playground, a badminton court. Trainers are available. We have a chess coach too. There is also dance society, fashion society, dramatics, singing, art, traveling, eco-club and many more you can also you can make many more clubs. We have enactus also which is currently working on uplifting transgenders.

Hostel rooms are not that huge. It's 2 seaters with coolers. There are washing machines. The food is nutritious although not tasty. Medical facilities are available. It's within the college premises. The security is quite strong. I live in PG which charges the most, the hostel is comparatively cheaper and flats based on sharing is the even cheaper and best option but you have to manage everything on your own.

Alumni come to visit us and they are really interactive and helpful. Most of them. are doing well in careers so they guide us. We have an alumni network on linkin. They will answer whatever you ask, everyone is really sweet. They will happily tell you about their experience and yes no ragging.

I got admission through cut-offs released by Delhi University. I was always interested in the medical field and even tried NEET but could not get govt medical college so decided to choose biomedical science as u found the syllabus really interesting. The admission procedure was really organized.

Most of the faculty members are Ph.D. holders and are very experienced. They not only teach us what's on the syllabus but also focus on preparing our soft skills so we can survive the world outside. You will never think they are professors they will take care of you like school teachers we always call them teachers.