Bejoy Narayan Mahavidyalaya College Review

My course structure is really wide and advanced. It includes a lot of topics to cover. Although it is manageable if you work on it properly. Otherwise, it can get pretty hectic. We have exams every semester.

The college doesn't provide internship opportunities. Although if you want you can find them on your own seeking help from the faculty. Since the college doesn't offer any technical courses, there aren't any placements conducted.

We celebrate college day every year. It is an exciting event when we have programs like music, dance, drama, etc. We also conduct freshers day which is a lot of fun. Other events like seminars and workshops are also held.

The fee structure of the college is feasible and varies with the course. I pay an amount of Rs. 2765 in the first semester and for the next few semesters its Rs. 1500. It is a very reasonable amount and worth every penny. This includes examination fees and all sorts of charges for the semester.

The government does provide some scholarships for students. Students of the SC/ST category can avail of government scholarships. You can also apply for a student loan from banks and it wouldn't be much hard to get since its a reputed college.

The college has a really active NSS and NCC group. Every year we celebrate Annual Social Programme. We have variety of sports and games as well. We have gym facility. We also have our college magazine. There's a anti-ragging and welfare cell which takes care of all the students' well being.

Firstly, you would've to fill up the application form online and attach the necessary documents with it. The merit list would be put up. An admission fee of approximately Rs. 5000 has to be paid. It's a pretty easy process. No hassle. They focus mainly on the 10th and 12th-grade marks.

We have a good bunch of faculty members. Teachers never fail to make the lectures interesting and teach the contents properly. They are well-qualified and know what they're talking about. They go beyond the topics prescribed in the syllabus.