A genuine review of my college

The course curriculum is relevant and comprehensive. It focuses on many aspects of psychology, philosophy, history, mythology, real life, fiction, morality, nature etc. Also the theories and critical analysis gives deeper understanding of texts and helps us with critical thinking.

Our course took the initiative to add internship into the course curriculum and it was the best thing they ever did. It gave us an idea about how work would be outside of the university. The teachers helped us to find out places of internship though they initially wanted us to find it on our own. That was a good thing since it made a lot of the students come out of their comfort zone and find internships.

We pay fees every semester. So 2 semester equals to 1 year i.e. 35000+35000= 70000rs as fees. Most of the fees is structured in a manner that doesn't make sense to me and according to my family's financial status, it is costly. Yet at this point, I'm in my 3rd year so might as well complete it.

Library has a lot of books but the moment I need a book, that exact book won't be available. It cannot be found anywhere. I asked the librarian but the librarian discarded my query saying that I needed to use the computer to search for the book whether it is available in the library. I proceeded to do that but alas the certain website for the Library doesn't even work. I returned without finding the book. Our classes have ACs but even those don't work nowadays.

The only reason I couldn't go to the college I dreamt of is because my university drained me of all the money I had. It took 1.5lakhs from me at the very beginning. And when I got into the college I longed for. The money was already gone and I couldn't take my admission there. The college wouldn't return the money too so I was basically stuck there.

The faculty is reasonably filled with experienced and knowledged professors. There are few tests here and there that the teachers take to see our progress. Especially, one of the professor does this so that he can have a better understanding of our progress and what to focus on again. Some teachers don't give attendance just for the sake of not bringing a book. It is completely understandable to do so but at least give them a chance to get the attendance back such as seeing whether the student is taking notes, listening well, and also taking part in the discussion. I think that overlooks the fact that the student didn't bring the book.

I'm a day scholar so I wouldn't know about those. The campus does have many spots to relax and hangout. There is this dhaba that provides me home cooked meals such as thali that gives me my energy and strength to deal with the university