Anonymous's Review On Institute Of Language Studies And Applied Social Sciences - [ILSASS], Anand

It was referred to me by one of my relatives. The faculty is really not upto the mark. The admission process is really easy and convenient. My only reason for opting for this college was the degree and the course they provide in applied economics with 180 credits.

I chose this course cause of my interest in economics and this is a specialization in applied economics with 180 credits. The faculty is really poor. Qualification of the faculties doesn't match with the subject they are teaching. Many faculties are Ph.D. but are really poor. Exams were generally on time and not so difficult to pass.

After completing the course, people opt for masters in their respective fields or generally Masters in business administration, MBA. There are various opportunities according to the fields and the courses selected by the students.

The fees are really cheap for the course. There aren't any scholarships for any programs that I know of. The cost is really minimal. You can get internships but in economics, faculty don't help. There isn't any fees hike policy or if there is, it isn't known to students.

There are many events conducted by the University and sometimes by the college. For example, youth fest. Some competitions are also held within the college itself. The library isn't that good, however, available books can be issued. There aren't any amenities as such, just the basic tables and chairs with lights and fans. Also, the smart class is available. There are sports teams in basketball, football, etc.