Good University- great environment

Nice college- prepares you for what's coming for you.

The University is very firm and clear about it's curriculum, although they work quite differently and often made changes on the bases of requests from students and faculties, besides the professors were nice, and would promote the students to newer versions of themselves.

I, and a lot of my friends got fair enough good internships. The college has faculties in charge of getting students placed, or get internships for them. It also provides time space in between the curriculum, when one can go and work, or intern, instead of attending lectures.

Youthvibe, where everyone was exited, the prizes were huge, the arrangements grand, pure talents would perform. Spectra, where inter school competitions would be held. One world and one India, celebrating unity and peace amongst the diversity. Project fest

Feasible, like you can pay the fee, it's not a very huge amount, they would take cash, or dd draft, or online payment. The online services worked via paytm, and was super easy and accessible. The website would be so simple to work with. Although the que to pay fee in cash would be huge.

The college provided merit scholarship, and if you cleared an exam there was extra scholarship. Then there were cultural scholarships, and even if you get recognition at national level, you would be free.

Gender ratio was 65:35, like boys to girls, the students would be from all over India and from 25 countries. Then there were cultural scholarships, and even if you get recognition at national level, you would be free. There were people from black community, Indians, the South Asians.

65000, that includes the hostel rooms, like a dorm kind of thing. The rooms would be available from cooler to air-conditioned, with varying prices. The mess would be the same. There would be different packages for different food choices.

Great help from both faculties and seniors, just had to be with the right one. Extra teaching lessons, co curriculum activities, one-to-one correspondence. And group sessions of the whole department where everyone from fresher to post graduate students would be sitting.

I got in easily, don't have a test for fine arts. So, and then I always wanted a college in Punjab to complete my graduation, and the college had a good reputation. Besides all the other colleges in the state, this could offer the most vivid experience.

The facilities are rotated very frequently but, the diverse experience teaches you how to approach the subject from many person's viewpoint. The faculty was never too strict, and always made a healthy conversation float, be it about anything. Just some faculties are okay and still float in the stream of the system.