Milestone of my career

College administration was very supportive to the students.

Helped in my service ( in MOD) as Metallurgist. In the interview of my entry in service, my depth of chemistry was assessed. The basic of metallurgy is in chemistry and I cleared AMIE (Metallurgy) within a span of three years. From college, as students, we had an industrial visit in chemical factories.

In one go in the recruitment in Ordnance Factory as Metallurgical trade in middle level management cadre.

Technological and cultural events from time to time on the college campus. Participated in debate and group discussion in intra-college and inter-college events. College annual cultural functions were very attractive and colourful. In the Science division, the innovative displays were conducted in the annual programs.

Programme fees were not charged from the students. Every expenditure was transparent and in audited form would be displayed in Notice Board. Apart from regular tuition fees, for the Chemistry honours courses extra fees were changed which was affordable to everyone.

Govt. Education stipend was awarded to me on the merit of my Higher secondary exam result. Annually the stipend was rs 1500.

College life was very enthusiastic and motivational. The gender ratio was approx. M/F=3/1. Students were from different religions, race and economic strata. The political environment in the college was cordial during the annual student's election. There was comfortable tolerance among the students without any caste and creed.

No, I did not avail such facility. My residence was nearby at my college. For very few students residing far away were in the privately arranged Mess. The college did not have such a hostel facility during that period.

The college seniors were very helpful to their juniors and in the library, they would help the juniors in selecting the technical books with notes for study. The same tradition was followed in years.

I was fond of the subject Chemistry and opted for Chemistry honours courses in the college. The admission in the honours course was counted totally on the higher percentage marks obtained in the science subject in the Higher secondary examination. Directly contacted college administration with my last exam marks sheet and requested to get admission in B. Sc. Chemistry Honours course. I got the admission without any hassle.

All the faculty members in the Chemistry department were very helpful and supportive of our practical classes. In the Chemistry department total seven faculty members and two laboratory demonstrators. The faculty members were highly qualified and clarity in teaching the respective subjects appreciable. Faculty members and students relationships were as friendly and cordial.