Lalit Palariya's Review On Motiram Baburam Government Post Graduate College - [MBGPG], Nainital

firstly i tried for the engineering but i couldn't crack the exams and i didn't want loss of a year for my next attempt, so i took admission for the graduation hoping that i could practice for another attempt of JEE. but circumstances becomes such that i liked the course of my graduation so i dropped the idea of engineering. and on the question of why mbpg, it's simple and obvious. mbpg college is the largest and most populous degree college of kumaun, and also it is nearest to me. my sister has also done her graduation from here, she was also of the factor to choose this college, and mainly my moto was to complete my graduation as easily and as comfortably as possible. on the question of why choosing this course, i love physics, and my interest of physics drove me to study physics and choose this course.

The university has a very well balanced, finely arranged and easy to understand syllabus for all the semesters. the syllabus is excellently distributed in all the semester, starting from the basics to the very well Peak in every paper of every subject. the teaching staff of the college is surprisingly amazing, despite of having too much strength of students in the class, they always manage to cover each and every topic in a easy helpful and very understanding manner, such that every student can understand the topics very easily. classes takes place regularly with weekly practicals and there's a whole lot of new equipments for the practical Purposes

there's a lot of options after further studies. doctorate can be done from the college after doing post graduation, and once doctorate is done there's humongous amount of demands for different Fields which is very good.

okk to be honest i never participate in extra curricular activities so I've no idea how college works on the co-curricular issues. but I've seen college election for student unions, and yes they are very huge events, the whole college participate in that making the election feel like festivals.