What Students Say
Likes
- I liked that you can complete a degree and not have to worry about going back and forth for classes everyday.
- One can give exams easily by selecting the study centre as per their comfort and examination process is also quite smooth.
Dislikes
- Getting enough information here is a big task, it's a vicious circle where if you want to get the information from regional centre they ask you to go
Course Curriculum Overview
Apart from the teachers and university the books and study materials provided by the university are actually very good and insightful, if a person is able to study by themselves properly they would be able to learn a lot. The examination level is somewhere around medium to difficult but if one has prepared properly from the books they would be able to get good grades easily.
Fees and Financial Aid
One has to pay the fees on yearly basis the fees is generally around 4000 to 5000/- or a little more depending on the course. We have to pay exam fees separately which is around 200/- per subject, so if a person has around 8 subjects they would pay 1600/-. There are no scholarships since the fee itself is quite minimal, and after the course there is no guaranteed placement, atleast not from college's side, one can explore it on their own.
Campus Life
Being an open university there are no campus as such, the only time one has to visit college is for the exams or assignments etc. Other than that there is no social aspect to this university. There is just a group of students who keep in touch for any updates about assignments, practicals etc.
Admission
No exams are conducted for the admissions, anyone who is eligible can take admission here, for a bachelor's degree the criteria for admission is 12th pass and for master's degree, the eligibility criteria is graduation. The admission process is not a task, the forms generally come out twice a year in june and in January, one can take admission accordingly.
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