Minha Qureshi's Review On Shri Arihant College Of Professional Education - [ACPE], Ratlam

Course curriculum is super chilled and relaxed. Teachers don't pressurise us much with projects and research papers. We get enough time to study for the exams and we even get gaps between the exams too.

There is no placement, even though some companies are looking to come but our faculty members are not responding to them. But if you are in this college, then you have a chance to get selected in Arab companies. Overall there is no chance of campus selection. So, before getting admission here, forget about the placements.

The fee structure of the college is extremely affordable and feasible, I feel. It's very economical. The fees are Rs 11,000 per annum which makes it to Rs 33,000 on a total for a period of three years which is not very expensive.

Gender ratio is generally toward 6:5 or 6:4 girls to boys per batch. Mine is however 50/50. Most students are of middle class families some are rich. Religion is mixed of hindu and muslims in ratio of 5:1.

Alumni network is good. But it purely depends on the individual. How well the individual mingles with others. Senior students also helpful. They help us with previous years question papers too. But from college end there is no alumni gathering etc.

The college takes in students purely on the basis of merit i.e. on the basis of their percentages in their 12th board examination. I scored a decent of 83% and could manage to find my name in the merit list. The merit list closed at 72%.

The college has an exceptionally devoted personnel. The college gives a decent proportion of all around trained and exceptionally taught employees who are well furnished with the cutting edge technology. The educators also put in a great deal of efforts to adapt the subject into the students' mind. The instructors are agreeable and are available all the time to support the students.