About college

Curriculum needs to focus on what you can do with information rather than the information itself. I wouldn’t eliminate content, without background we cannot form good, rational, and educated conclusions. We are still giving timed tests in math facts! I know that’s traditional, but it just isn’t as important.

Collage fees yearly 40000 Registration fees 5000 Admission fees 300 Lab fees 100 Exam fees 770 Collage fees delay fine for rupees 1000 Internal not attend by college fine rupees 250 for one subject in regular exam

Generally, an organization is created and run by current students, and it’s sponsored by an executive officer, dean, or director of a major academic or operational unit. An organization must also have a mission that’s consistent with the mission of the college and sponsor. It might also collect dues from members, but in many cases, membership is free.

The best answer is almost always an honest answer, but I don’t like this question because it’s misleading. I understand why they ask this and why they phrase it this way, but I still don’t like it. Other than “you meet what we’re looking for in terms of academic performance, growth mindset, interests, and leadership experience

Hmmmm…I am in my last semester.. I have very different faculties in termss of personality.. •Most of my faculties teaches fantastically and are really cool and easy going •Few faculties are really annoying as they take everything personally and hold grudges against students

I can speak of what ‘nightlife’ was like for me and what I observed. First of all no matter what age you are —- whether you’re 21 or 38 —- after a while everyone is the same age because you are all pursuing the same college degree that everyone else is chasing. Generally on campus nightlife can be restricted by the campus police/security unless you are in a Frat or Sorority —- however many times these are located just ‘off campus and nightlife as a member can get very rowdy & wild.