Krishan Kumar's Review On Babu Shivnath Agrawal College - [BSA], Mathura

• I applied to two other colleges in which I got a confirmed admission other than BSA College, Which are 1. Rajiv Academy For Technology And Management, Mathura 2. Sanskriti University, Mathura • I choose this college because of 1. Road distance of college from my house 2. College fee is lesser than other college 3. Admission process is simple as compare to other college in which I applied • Admission process is Simple, In which selection of a Students based on the marks they got in 10th and 12th Standard. They prepare a merit list which consist of marks you got in 10th divided by 2 and Full marks in 12th like ( they convert 100% of 10th into 50% and 100% of 12th marks) eg. if you got 90% in 10th and 92% in 12th Standard then your merits marks will be 45 + 92 = 137 They gave merits list in three rounds mostly in third merit list cutoff goes to 105 to 110 Now you can apply online for admission on college website - "www.bsapgcollege.ac.in" Overall Admission experience was great.

80 Students can easily seated in a class. total strength of Bcom course in college is 360 girls:boys ratio is almost 45:55 All students are from Uttar Pradesh peer group is not good. peer learning is not take place yes i have marks for participating in the class yes students genuinely attend the class

No internships in my college

no placements happen college

• There is no such category in yearly fee there is two category in fee which are admission and tuition fee which is combined metioned - 14,253 rs. • Total fee for entire bcom course - 46,000 • College fees is lower than most of colleges in the similar league. • Other expenses that most students do on transports beacuse there is no transport facilities in my college. • Fees is same for every categories of students like General, EWS, SC/ST, they only get some percentage of there fee refund in form of scholarship. • College does not provide any Scholarships, Students get their scholarship from government. Almost 60 to 65% students recieve scholarship from government.

Sports Facilities * Outdoor Sports: BSA College Mathura boasts a variety of outdoor sports facilities, including cricket grounds, football fields, basketball courts, volleyball courts, and tennis courts. * Indoor Sports: The college also has indoor sports facilities like a badminton court, table tennis tables, and a squash court. * Equipment: Most of the necessary sports equipment is provided by the college. However, for specialized equipment or personal preference, students may need to arrange their own. Gym * Gym: Yes, BSA College Mathura has a well-equipped gym. * Facilities: The gym offers a range of workout machines, free weights, and cardio equipment. Swimming Pool * Swimming Pool: Yes, the college has a swimming pool. * Separate for Boys and Girls: The pool is usually separate for boys and girls. * Access: Students can access the pool during designated times, often scheduled by the sports department. Auditorium and Library * Auditorium: The auditorium is spacious and well-equipped, often used for various events, lectures, and performances. * Library: The library has a vast collection of books, journals, and other resources. * Accessibility: Books are generally easily accessible, and the library staff is helpful in assisting students. * Library Timings: The library typically has extended hours to accommodate students' study needs. * Third-Party Databases: Yes, the library provides access to various third-party databases like Jstor, IEEE Xplore, and Scopus for research and projects. Campus Size and Travel * Campus Size: The campus is relatively large, with a good distance between hostels and the academic block. * Travel: Most students travel on foot or by bicycle within the campus. Some may also use college-provided transportation or their own vehicles, if allowed. Personal Vehicles * Personal Vehicles: The college may have specific rules regarding personal vehicles on campus. It's advisable to check with the administration for the latest guidelines. Relative Visits * Relative Visits: Relatives can usually visit students on campus for overnight stays. The college may have specific arrangements for such visits, including guest rooms or accommodations. Food Joints * Food Joints: Apart from the central canteen and cafeteria, there are often other food outlets on campus, such as canteens in different hostels or departmental canteens. Medical Center * Medical Center: The college typically has a medical center with basic healthcare facilities. * Sufficiency: The medical center may be sufficient for minor ailments and emergencies. However, for serious medical conditions, students may need to seek treatment at nearby hospitals. * Staff: The doctors and nurses at the medical center are generally qualified to handle common health issues.BSA College Mathura offers a vibrant and engaging campus life. Most students balance their academics with various extracurricular activities. After classes, students often: * Study in the library or their rooms. * Participate in sports and fitness activities. * Engage in club or committee activities. * Hang out with friends at cafeterias, canteens, or common areas. * Pursue hobbies like music, art, or photography. Nightlife and Campus Safety * Nightlife: While NIT Mathura doesn't have a bustling nightlife like metropolitan cities, there are still options for students to unwind. Cafeterias and canteens often stay open late, and students can be seen roaming around the campus during the night, especially during events or festivals. * Campus Safety: The campus is generally safe, and security personnel are always present. However, it's always advisable to exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings. Going Out and Hangout Spots * Going Out: Students often go out to explore the city of Mathura or nearby areas like Vrindavan. * Hangout Spots: Both on and off campus, there are various places to hang out. Popular spots include: * On-campus: Cafeterias, canteens, sports grounds, and the central park. * Off-campus: Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple, Govind Dev Ji Temple, Holi Resort, and various eateries in the city. Safety in the Locality * Safety: The locality around NIT Mathura is generally safe, especially during the day. However, it's advisable to avoid venturing out alone late at night, especially in unfamiliar areas. Fests and Cultural Events * Fests and Events: NIT Mathura hosts various fests and cultural events throughout the year. The campus atmosphere is electric during these events, with students participating in competitions, performances, and celebrations. * Celebrities: In recent years, NIT Mathura has attracted popular celebrities to perform at its fests. While I don't have specific information about the most recent performers, you can check the college's official website or social media for updates. Clubs and Committees * Clubs and Committees: NIT Mathura offers a wide range of clubs and committees, catering to diverse interests. Some popular ones include: * Technical clubs (e.g., Robotics, Coding) * Cultural clubs (e.g., Music, Dance, Drama) * Sports clubs (e.g., Cricket, Football, Basketball) * Student council * Literary clubs * Participation: Many students actively participate in multiple clubs and committees, gaining valuable experience and skills. Important Clubs for Value Addition * Technical clubs: These clubs are often considered crucial for students seeking to enhance their technical skills and build strong CVs. Participation in coding, robotics, or other technical clubs can provide valuable experience and projects. * Student council: Being a part of the student council can develop leadership, organizational, and communication skills. International Immersion and Exchange Programs * Programs: Yes, NIT Mathura offers international immersion and student exchange programs. These programs provide students with the opportunity to study abroad and gain global exposure. * Preferred Universities: Students often prefer universities in countries like the USA, UK, Germany, and Australia due to their academic reputation and cultural diversity. * Participation: The number of students opting for these programs varies each year. It's advisable to check with the college's international relations office for the latest statistics. * Extra Fee: Yes, there is usually an extra fee associated with international exchange programs to cover tuition, accommodation, and living expenses.

There is no Hostel in my college.No hostel in college

• Admission process is very simple their is no Counselling, GD, Interview in Bcom course beacuse bcom course admission occurs only merit based. Mostly admission starts in August 1st week and ends in early september. Commencement of Classes strats from 2-3rd week of September. • To ensure a very good chance of admission score above 70-75% in 10th and 12th Standard. • Yes, there is other way to get admission through their personal contacts in College.

Yes there is a attendance criteria of 65% in our college . Till now I have not seen anyone being penalised for attendance in my college. My course curriculum is easy. In the first and the second year there are 7 subjects each semester out of which 3 are core subjects and the other 3 you have options to select for the subject you want to study and the 1 left is selected by the college only. In the final year you have 6 subjects 4 core subjects and the other 2 you have a option to select. The good aspect of my course is that it's easy and on the other hand the bas aspect is there is less of a practical knowledge and more of the theory part. My college is the morning one so the timings are 8:30 to 2:30 and then totally depends on your class timetables. Someday you will have 5 classes and some day only 1.