Affordable but not worth it.

I personally chose BSc Physics because I Love Physics. The syllabus of Physics is not easy. It will be really tough for someone who doesn't have that love for physics to keep their brain thinking over one topic over and over to understand it. Professors for physics are qualified well but we only had like 20-30 classes in 3 years and all we did was Practicals and take pdf notes from professors. They were not as helpful as I had imagined for professors to be. Exams were never on time never. We had the Sem 1 exam and then for Sem 2 we waited for 10 months after which since there was not enough time for the other semester exams they gave us two-semester exams in 6 months. Physics being Physics we were not able to completely study our whole syllabus for any semester since we never got enough time. The questions in the exam were moderate but if you want a 9+ CGPA you will need to study day and night. 30% of my Classmates had backlogs.

There are not many internships for BSc Physics and for those paid internship offers that we received those were not at all related to our subject and roles that those were providing was not acceptable. Non of my batchmate applied for any internship program.

Every year 2500-2800 is the fee. There was no fee hike while I was in college. Scholarships are there but most of them are paid scholarships. There is no placement for BSc Physics students. If you get an internship and that company in which you worked as an intern offers you a job then you are lucky.

Fests are organized by the college once or twice a year but they are not that exciting. Most students are involved in organizing the fest or any other activities. Sports like cricket and football had some. Tournaments once a year. Most of the students are not involved in any sports or activities. Those with sports backgrounds were the ones organizing sports tournaments and festivals. There is a small library from which you can get books but cannot read them inside the library. I was able to get every book I asked for from the library. You can take books with you and return it back after 7 days. There is a Student union but they don't have a website. They are mostly active on Instagram and WhatsApp. You will be provided with every piece of information by the student union.

For BSc physics, you must be a PCM student who passed class 12th with at least 45% and obtained 45% in physics. The application form is available online on the university's website. It is 100 for the application form and for admission you will be charged according to your extra subject and the number of subjects which hab practicals in them. I don't think there is any relief in the admission fee for Reservation categories but for girls, the fee is slightly less than that for Boys. The admission form and document verification process for admission are just disappointing. They call to make every student sit in a hall and then verify their documents one by one which takes a lot of time. I think if they make the verification process online it will be much better.