Honest Review of a student for Lords College

The course I opted for is Computer science and specialized in AI and ML, great thing about this particular course is that it is very relevant today and you get a lot of knowledge and information about the computer world

The college dors provide with internship opportunities but guess what, we have to pay to get the internship but the internship does not pay us, bizarre isn't it? I mean the whole idea of an internship is to work as a beginner and get paid accordingly, but in my college they got the definition of intership reversed

The placements are good but I have to emphasize on one point that is the college department responsible for placements does not give equal attention and opportunity to each and every student so the student have to do some "Jugads" as we say to tet their attention

The actual fees for the college is 1.5 lakhs per year but since I am a convener quota student the government pays the fees through the scholarship program. After the scholarship the fees comes down to 15k per year.

The college life had it's ups and downs, and to describe it simply, it is great in the beginning semesters in the first year but as the years go by the college life seems to degrade gradually, their are clubs and other events but not very enthusiastic

My college is a minority college which comes with it's advantages and disadvantages, for instance when compared to other minority colleges it is above average but relative to other non minority colleges it is below average

Some of the faculty are good but as for the most of them they are below average, and regarding exams we have internal exams and external exams both practical and theory, the internal exams carry20 marks for each subject and the external is for 60 marks and rest 20 marks come from practicals

No nightlife in the college because the college is non residential so everyone comes in the morning and goes in the evening that is it, and personally in my opinion this is good because we all know what shenanigans happen when young students are left alone in the night