AN OVERALL GOOD COLLEGE

the curriculum was pretty basic and informative, it didn't include much of a practical work , i only had to go for the industrial visits for different companies. other than that teachers were really supportive and interactive.

placements for the IT firms were better compared to my course. i anyways wanted to go for the co-operative sector, so it was understood that there wont be many placements, only 2-3 students were hired each year.

the gender ratio was pretty low , i must say, it was 70% of the boys and 30% of girls, but one good thing was diversity. workshops were being held most often.student parliament was a major part that played its role at that time.

fee is pretty moderate, its not expensive but not very feasible either. my course was a 3 year program so i had to pay approx. 1,05,000 (excluding the exam fee). i anybody had due fees ,so they had to pay around 300-500 INR as a repayment.

several days and functions were celebrated. i was part of all, considering that i am an extrovert, i was part of debate, treasure hunt, dance and singing performances, skits, etc.we celebrated the tourism day too, which i enjoyed the most.

THE ADMISSION PROCESS IS PRETTY STRAIGHT FORWARD, I WAS GIVEN SCHOLARSHIP ON THE BASIS OF MERIT. i had to first register with the Jiwaji university. i am an aspirant of banking sector , as in the co-operate sector. i had to pay an advance fee of 5000 INR.

most o the teachers were qualified and various degrees , other than that they were quite co-operative , helpful and experienced and had the expertise in their subjects.the lectures created a conducive environment for studying, i was able to understand most o the concepts.