Honesty of dolphinite

The admission process went smoothly. I took counseling at the institute about which course I should opt for. The eligibility for the course is 45% marks in intermediate school results and you will get the admission form, application fees, and dates on online websites as well as at the reception itself.

I choose this course cause I was in a dilemma and thought this would be the best option at that moment. The faculty-student ratio is pretty satisfactory the faculties of my course provide the best teaching methods and resources for the students and are always available and attentive for helping students. Most of the faculties are qualified as Ph.D. in their respective subjects and their teaching method is simple yet explanatory. The term exams weren't exactly timed perfectly because of the covid situation and it was a bit difficult to pass those exams.

The fee structure for my course is 27,500 with 2500 for the lab fees per semester. Scholarships are provided for students with tribal communities and students with a certain percentage. There are no financial assistance and campus jobs that I know of as of now.

Life at the campus isn't much engaging. The annual fest was last organized in the year 2020 named UDAAN in February after a covid situation happened so no fests have been organized. Books are journals are mostly available at the library. Amenities in classrooms are somehow not up to the mark. Sports and extracurricular activities are conducted during sports week only but some extracurricular activities are conducted throughout the year including painting, poster making, essay writing, etc. There is no exact time for sports activities u can play them during any time of the day. I haven't come across any social groups or clubs run by students