challenges faced in college Life

I chose will to aid in my preparation for government examinations. Our college's faculty-to-student ratio is 1:60. The faculty members at our college have PG/Ph.D. degrees in their respective fields, making them highly qualified. They do a fairly good job at teaching. We have two-semester exams in a one-year course, and passing them is fairly easy.

Honestly, our college provides fewer opportunities for internships, although they provide off-campus/online internships to intrested students, I feel that many students of our college aren't interested in internships, so our college provides only off-campus and online internship opportunities.

Since I am a government college student seeking graduation, I pay a modest charge of 2100. It is accurate to state that there has been a fee hike over the course of several years. Every year, scholarships are given to deserving students in your college. In general, there are no issues with student financial aid. There are numerous job placement chances offered by our college.

Every year, our college arranges several programs. Our college hosts an annual fest in December as well. Additionally, the library is well-organized and offers users high-quality content. Although they are very large, the classrooms are from bygone eras. Numerous athletic events were held on the campus of our college. The seniors at our college organize certain social groups on Facebook, WhatsApp, and Telegram.

The university declares the first cut-off list. The cut-off list is based on your 12th percentage. The cut-off is generally above 70% in class 12 for the first list or category candidates. If your name comes in that list you can take the admission. If not then wait for the second merit list and then the third.