Food technology course at St.Joseph University,Bangalore

The curriculum was aligning properly in terms of research which would be helpful for an aspirant looking for phD option after Masters. I felt the college could have explored us more industrial experience as well as few certification courses. Frequency of exams were good as it will be make us prepared for the final exams

Yearly fee was- ? 2,00,000 Fee per semester includes- Tution fee- 44550 Lab fee- 15750 Admission fee- 1000 Sports development fee- 1000 Library fee- 600 Registration fee- 3500 Library card- 2500 College day- 800 Outreach activity- 1000 Building fund- 9000 Exam fee- 2500 Non Karnataka fee- 10000 Eligibility fee- 10000 The fees are increasing yearly

We had an outreach programmes and was an extra course provided by the colleges for the two semesters. There we need to attend few seminars and submit the activities provided by them. Only of you attend the programme, you will get the certificate of the course. We couldn't explore much of my college life as I was Covid batch. But have seen my juniors celebrating different programmes including Oman, Christmas, Holy. Library is vast and you will have the barcode accessibility in your id card. We had smart classrooms

The college had a reputation for its excellence. Admission procedure was very easy. I did applied to multiple colleges but because of the faster process I got call from St.Joseph asking me to join faster to acquire my seat. There was two interviews happened, one with the HoD , was a general section and another with the facilities ( more curriculum based) Once the two interviews get pass, you will get an e mail asking to join the course and will ask to pay yearly fee. You can even pay it quarterly wise according to your preference

Faculties were divided based on the semester papers, where one faculty will be handling 2 papers. The teaching method was effective as more visualisation over theoretical explanation. They were very supportive in all aspects. We had Dr. Mohankumar sir, who was my mentor for my final year project. He was very supportive and I learned lot of new skills from him There was no faculty in which I didn't like. Everyone was good in their terms Main exams happened semester wise . We did have exams regularly as MCQs after each chapter