The New College

The curriculum is like a roller coaster sometimes it is very easy and sometimes very hard. Its challenging at the same time its not. English and Language (specifically tamil) have too many lessons which should be reduced as the portion is too much.

11,370 for the First Semester. I don't know about the next semester but my seniors said it changes from semester to semester. I am in Government Aided so the fees is less compared to the Self Financed shift.

Till now there have been no big events but a few inter college events did take place like poster making which I won and Essay writing, Quran Reciting Contest, Azaan Contest , Quizes etc. The Library i spend much time there but jts a wonderful place in tbe college.Technologically its not that great, teachers still prefer black board over computers which is good in my opinion. Sports a lot of events took place like Football, cricket etc. Each department has its own club for me its Achievers Club.

I tried to apply for Loyola but they didn't give me the course i liked and i heard that they charge donation. New College on the other hand Gave me a government seat and the mosque nearby is convinient for me to attend friday prayers. Nope, i rejected them. They didn't give me the course i wanted and charged too much money. I had to fill up an admission form, followed by the interview process. For aided batch in commerce a candidate requires above 90% to get selected. Overall it was pretty good.

There are around 2 teachers for every subject. My Favourite Faculties are Dr. A. Kadhar Lal and Dr. Abid Basha. They genuinely care about the future of their pupils and they have that father like vibes in them. There are a few which I don't like to mention the names because . One of them wantedly reduces marks (he is kinda saddist) and a few of them haven't finished the portions but still wants is to study them There are 3 exams each semester. CIA, Model and End Semester exams. The difficulty is between moderate to Difficult. I dont know about the failures but 98-99 percent of them passed