Life of a nerd at gossner

Science, specially physics has always attracted me, the curriculum which was cbcs in our case was quite intuitive. The curriculum leads us in learning real life practical skills in electronic, thermodynamic and kinetics Teaching methods could be made more engaging by including one to one cross question and looking for real life examples to make us understand the topic

For three years I had to pay arround 22000 per year including all tution and other fees which is fair to what we get in return for general quota. But if you have reservations, you can get scholarship, free waiver and other benifits. I even have seen my classmate having all of there college fee be paid from scholarship.

There weren't much annual and technical festival which was a point of disappointment for me particularly. Library services was also good and had sufficient books relevant to our course but lacked journals.

Actually, while taking admission I had got multiple opportunities but this college was one of the best in our city as well other colleges where I could get admission were far from my residential area so due to commute problem and it being one of best in City I choosed it.

As there was a lot of crowd in our batch , classes felt crowded but despite this I saw faculty trying their's best to communicate and connect with each of us. Exams are to be conducted by University which is a lot of pain , they didn't conducted an investigation even after a huge mass of students were failed in a particular paper ',arround 80%'.

Yes I was subjected to test prior to the admission, with requiring criteria of 70% , in which I was able to secure 90% . We also had group discussion and interviews during our practical examination in form of viva to externals.

Our college was not a resident one means we were day scholars and we didn't got like to live the hostel life in our college. There are no gyms but a cafeteria is constructed last year which serves as a place of retreat for us inside the campus.