My college days

The structure of our course was very well composed and the syllabus was very well informed and detailed. It was a five years course. We had to give ten semesters in the entire course and there was only two semesters per year.

We did not receive any placement offers from our college. But, our professors had arranged many workshops and seminars and also some training programs which really helped us to understand the opportunities that we had in our domain.

We had celebrated plethora of events inside our college premises. Our college had organized several events for us with great enthusiasm. These events included, freshers party, farewell party, annual day program, saraswati puja and many more.

Considering the facilities that we had got in our college and the experiences and knowledge that we gained from our professors, the fees is very much reasonable. My course fees was 1.51 Lakh. We had to pay the fees in increments every year.

Our college had often arranged some extracurricular activities for us like sports events, debate competitions and many more. These events had encouraged us a lot. In our class, there were students from diverse cultures but there was a very good bond between all of us.

I belonged from Kolkata, which is another city. Daily journey to my college was impossible for me. I had to stay in a PG near my college. The rent for the PG was quite economic and it had all the facilities that were required.

Our college seniors had helped us in many ways. They were very friendly with us and also very compassionate. Some of them had shared their study notes with me which had really helped me in my studies. I am really grateful to them.

After completing my higher secondary examination with quite decent percentage, I took admission in this college. My admission was through an entrance exam, conducted by the college. My name was on the first shortlist itself.

I had a very pleasant relationship with my professors and the other faculty members too. My professors were very supportive and helpful towards us. They were never biased for any students and treated us equally.