A good time

The course curriculum has a good mix of content, with some important yet intreresting concepts included. Considering that this was a distance education programme, the assignments were well-paced too.

Again, the distance course does not have the best prospects in terms of placement. The college has a career and placement cell, and we could contact them in case we needed any kind of help. They tried what they could do, with personal development seminars and reume building.

The course costs 33,000 rupees approximately in total, along with 5,000 rupees required to be paid during admission. The admission fee was higher for me as I passed my 10+2 from the CBSE board, and that incurred an eligibility fee. The fee wasn't too high, and in fact, was quite feasible.

A lot of workshops or seminars were helpd, and we were notified in case we would be interested to attend. Of course, I couldn't really participate in any sort of on-campus extra-curricular activities. There were online events held a few times.

The eligibility criteria for applying for the courses is to have passed the 10+2 examinations from a recognised board. The application was filled up online. The Distance education section of the college has a good name, and so I decided to apply here.

Since this is a distance course, there'sno direct faculty as such. Some classes and laboratories were held at designated college campuses, and there was also help available if we required, and the Professors involved in all these were supportive and guided us.