What Students Say
Likes
- Making friends: You can meet people from a variety of backgrounds and build a community with people who share your interests
- Developing skills: You can learn skills that are valuable in the workplace, such as communication, time management, and problem-solving
- Engaging curriculum: You can learn about subjects that interest you, and many colleges offer elective courses
Dislikes
- Cost: College can be expensive. Class selection: Students may not be able to get into the classes they want. Class size: Classes may be too large
- Academic pressure: Students may feel pressure from testing and project deadlines. Grades: Students may be getting poor grades.
- Professors: Students may find their professors boring.
Course Curriculum Overview
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree is a professional degree that can help students develop the skills and knowledge to pursue a career in business or management. Some say that a BBA degree can be beneficial for a number of reasons.
Fees and Financial Aid
Fees structure is twenty thousand rupees per semester and they ask for one time fee is like twelve thousand six hundred rupees. It's little bit expensive for middle class people but its okay we can afford it.
Campus Life
College is a bridge between school and career, and prepares students to be more independent. Students become independent in many ways, including studying, traveling, and decision-making. They do freshers party.
Admission
Be honest because I m able to enjoy my college life and faculty is so friendly with students .this college renowned faculty and comprehensive circulim align perfectly with my career goals. So I choose this college
Faculty
A faculty member who engages students with questioning techniques, provides individualized attention, and creates a positive learning environment Outstanding service A faculty member who has been rated outstanding for their service and outreach performance by the departmental advisory committee Above average performance A faculty member who has been rated above average by the advisory committee
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