Dietetics course in mumbai.

College was well managed it has senior faculty in the field and is well recognized for courses in home science.

College entrance exam score was not revealed to us opted for this college because it is among the top 3 olleges offering the course.

Electives were foods & nutrition I assessed the course curriculum based on the following criteria, compared with other colleges, internships offered, placements, faculty qualifications & experience.

We had to complete internships at hospitals because it was a clinical course i was sent to KEM hospital Mumbai being a municipal hospital it gave me tremendous exposure in terms of kinds of cases and dietary treatment of the same.

We never had campus interviews then most students were placed as a result of their own efforts they were placed in hospitals and clinics.

There are several cultural events inter college cult fests we had events for hostel students in the college hostel we attended several seminars relating to nutrition this kept us updated with the current information.

The fee structure was feasible it has been some time since I completed the course and I am not aware of the current fee structure it would be best to get the exact figure from college.

I was already on a scholarship from government of India national science scholarship I do not think the college has any financial support schemes.

The stress on extra curricular was not so much. The labs were adequate and well equipped for the purpose. Well kept also. Campus was small and we did not have any sporting events.

The hostel rooms were 4/3/2/1 seater rooms seniors usually got the 2/1 seater rooms while the juniors were alloted 3/4 seater rooms. Rooms were clean toilets were adequate and neatly constructed and kept clean.

The alumni network is not very strong the college has not put in any effort to make/provide a database of old students whatever interactions are there with other old students is at a personal level.

Mid term exams and final exams. Exams were, theoretical, practicalThe internship was compulsory and any student not completing it was not awarded a diploma.