My sanskriti uni journey

I chose this university because of the fees. It was reasonable and affordable for me. The admission process was simplified too. All I had to do was submit my 10+2 mark sheets with a minimum score of 55% including my transfer certificates. I applied from the official college site and the charges were thousand rupees. There were no entrance exams for me to give.

The course curriculum is divided semester wise. It consisted of six semesters. The reason I chose this course was because I studied commerce in my 11 and 12, and so it was obvious for me to study Bcom. The class consists of business analytics, finance, stocks and studying shares as well. The faculty people were okay, not that great. I mostly did my own studying. Speaking about exams, we used to have internal and external. The internal were conducted by the college which helped us to perform better in the externals.

To be honest, the placement is not that great. Very less companies visit the campus and provides a low package salary. So after getting my degree, I started to search for jobs by myself and after struggling for about 6 months i finally got a job at one of the best finance MNC company known as PWC. My starting package monthly was thirty thousand monthly.

The fees for a total of three years was ninety thousand. It was easily affordable and my parents did not had to take up any loans. The fees had to be paid at the beginning of every semester. The college offers scholarships as well. It is all merit based and will be awarded for tuition fees only.

The campus is filled with greenery across its 40 acre campus. It has laboratories for research and practical. A nice auditorium for lectures and campus events. It has a college library too. We used to get additional books for reference. The campus is heavily into arts and culture and organises art fest, inter departmental painting competition and even freshers welcome, teachers day is celebrated.