Good- [AMU], Aligarh

The environment is nature-loving and non-teaching staff is also helpful. The girl's hostels rules and regulations are quite strict which needs to be flexible as it restricted their freedom to enjoy their hostel life apart from college timings.

Exams and labs are moderate, if we do a lab with interest and discipline then we didn't feel any type of pressure or anything else. same with exams. Yes, the focus on research mainly in theory is less but labs are research-oriented if you have an interest in it.

No. my college doesn't provide internships. If it provides, it is due to under some program and only for few students. Placements are not that much as it is a central university, not that many companies come here but yes time to time placement cells do their work, some companies come and provide jobs to the eligible students.

Many festivals like faculty fest, interuniversity competition in the field of sports, knowledge, etc. Also, cultural festivals are mainly related to the university like Sir Syed day, etc. Many clubs like drama, music, etc also organize the fest and all.

Feasible fee structure. It is affordable for almost everyone and if someone finds it hard to pay at one time, he or she can pay it in two installments also as per his or her convenience. My BSc fees were 6555 for 1st year, 3995 for 2nd, and 3995 for 3rd. My M.Sc first-year fees are 8000 around.

There is neither type of loan facility nor any type of scholarship provided by college except one which is faculty-wise merit scholarship at the starting of the course. the amount paid to the students is not more than 200 rupees per month.

There are different clubs for different sports and I think almost every indoor, as well as an outdoor game, is available. the membership in these clubs is either free or at a very less amount of fee. interested students can easily join these clubs. Also, there is time to time competition held in the university which increases the participation of students in extracurricular activities. The gender ratio is about 3:2 for boys and girls respectively. Although there are some disturbing elements are here but my personal experience is that I never feel any type of discrimination from any student and faculty members regarding my religion or on any other basis.

Up to a bachelor's degree, there is not that much interaction with our seniors or alumni, mainly non-hostelers have negligible interaction with seniors. But in masters, there is the interaction between seniors n juniors and yes they are helpful.

I took admission in BSc and then an MSc on the basis of the written entrance exam. M.Sc entrance consists of subjective as well as objective questions. Total marks are 200 out of which 10 subjective questions of 6 marks each and 70 objectives of 2 marks each. B.Sc entrance is fully objective consists of English, maths/biology, chemistry, physics. The admission process or counseling starts according to the rank or waiting list no. on a specific date.

Every type of teacher is present here. But most of them are too good in their respective field and also they know how to express and transfer the knowledge to the students. Most of the teachers are cooperative and disciplined.