Padmanabhan's Review On SIVET College, Tambaram

A college where the faculty were nice but lacked in brand value Education was really good with infrastructure improved in last few years Wonderful rustic atmosphere.

It was interview and our responses and marksheet was pp to admission. Though there was great demand for commerce the management placed weight on merit and no capitation fees was collected Commendable

Since this was a commerce course not necessary though few banks offered the experience of internship. Most of the students were inclined in pursuing icai course and stipend was as per the rules there

Those days there was no formal placement structure but, It was through word of mouth and references this worked for example our professor referred to few top students into a few corporates and placement was assured subject to interview.

The cultural events were Wonderful. The elections were robust, active. The literary association was serious affair and knowledge source Overall, this was indeed a memorable and adorable one.

Reasonable, Those days it used to in the range of five thousand or so per semester. Now must be more any by contemporary standards it was reasonable considering no capitation fees.

Interesting, educative with appropriate exposure Interesting because ennui would not enter use ducative because it was not academics but worldly knowledge that we gained Exposure because of cultural and interactive sessions.

Average with meals vegetarian discipline average and facilities left scope for improvement. The negative point was it was almost inside the college middle and we felt need for isolation.

No such network but informal communication through whatsapp for instance we are spread over cities but bonded over emotions and communicate via net. We meet not very frequently but this communication sustains our relationship and also helps keep tab in each other in regular Bass.

Semester exams with class tests in between. These tests tuned one to real exam environment. There used to be Monday tests which we initially objected but realised it helped us improve performance