C.V. Raman Global University from the perspective of a M.Sc student

Every course outcome gets explained to the students. Pretty straightforward course curriculum. Up to date courses like nowadays AI and Machine learning courses are being added. Every student who is getting out from the University here irrespective of the courses they are enrolled in they are getting knowledge about AI and ML.

There is a one time registration fee of 14000rs/- when you take the admission first,but if you have appeared the cget exam of C.V. Raman Global University and got a rank then you don't have to pay the registration fee. After that for m.sc physics we only have to pay for the tution fee of 40000rs/- every semester of 6months. Anyone can apply for the government scholarship. But no scholarship for the students for university. Phd students get their scholarships.

The campus is of 100 acres so quite good. The theme of design of this university is quite towards to the nature friendly side. Many plants and trees are there. Lawns are so beautiful that anyone can spend their whole day there. Fountain and all everything here is great and well maintained. In terms of fest There is a tech fest. Sports events are done here. CGU fest is the festival of this university.

Other government Universities and private university students are not getting enough priority and not getting enough oppertunity in the cases of internships and research opportunities but this university in the area of Cuttack And Bhubaneswar is the best in terms of studies and all.

The faculty to students ratio is very excellent. Faculty are very friendly and gives you attention irrespective of how much pupils are there in your class. The mark system is classified into 6 sections: 1. Experiencial learning (10) 2. Quiz (10) 3. Attendance (10) 4. Class performances (10) 5. Midterm exam(20) 5. Semester exam (40)(it's question are like of 100 marks but from that it gets scaled down to 40) Everyone gets the information about tha CO(course outcome). The name of the faculties from physics department Dr.Hiranyamayee Mohapatra (HOD)(associate professor) Dr. Tanmaya Badapanda (associates professor)