REVIEW OF MEERUT COLLEGE

There’s no online system or projectors, just a regular blackboard where the teacher teaches. I chose this course because I found it to be really relevant to me. The entire BSc department, including the classrooms, needs an upgrade

NEP PG (MA, MSC, MCOM & MSC AG) SECOND SEMESTER EXAM FORM FEES ???? Exam Fee - 580 ???? Practical Fee - 170 (per practical) ???? Marks Fee - 80 ???? Project Fee - 1520 NEP UG (BA, BSC & BCOM) EXAM FORM FEES 2nd Semester ???? Exam Fee - 800 ???? Practical Fee - 170 (per practical) ???? Marks Fee - 80 4th Semester ???? Exam Fee - 800 ???? Practical Fee - 170 (per practical) ???? Marks Fee - 80 6th Semester ???? Exam Fee - 800 ???? Practical Fee - 170 (per practical) ???? Marks Fee - 80 ???? Project Fee - 1390 Review of College Fees: My college fees for the 1st semester were around 2.5k, and in the 2nd semester, it’s just 1k, which is pretty affordable. Over the course of a year, my total fees will be about 3.5k or 4k. As I am an OBC student, the fees are relatively low for me, though I’m not sure about the general category. I recently found out that SC/ST students can apply for scholarships, and their fees are even lower or sometimes even free.

There are no festivals or fests, absolutely nothing to look forward to in terms of celebrations. The libraries only have books related to studies, with no motivational or other types of books to broaden your mind. The entire campus is in dire need of renovation; it honestly looks like a dilapidated building. There is no technological provision in the classrooms—no projectors or modern equipment. Teachers simply teach from textbooks and write on the blackboard. There are clubs, but they do nothing at all; they’re just there for show, offering no real activities or engagement. Overall, the campus lacks the vibrancy and facilities that one would expect from a college

Okay, I chose this because it's affordable and within my budget. I wanted to pursue my course from a government college, not a private one, and it's conveniently close, so I picked this one. The eligibility criteria is a minimum of 50% in CBSE or any other board for 12th grade. Admission is based on the cutoff; no exam is required, it all depends on your 12th-grade percentage Least cutoff for general ones is 50

The faculty is great, and sometimes they do help, but other times, some are really arrogant and don't provide clear information. We have both external and internal practicals, exams, and assignments, but they aren't too tough—pretty easy, actually. Still, many students fail and have to reappear for their exams

It's safe, but there's nothing remarkable about it. There’s no gym, no café, or even a canteen inside the campus. The water coolers are in a terrible state, barely functional. It feels like the campus is lacking basic amenities that could make it more comfortable and enjoyable for students. It’s really disappointing that such essential facilities are either missing or in poor condition, which makes the whole experience feel incomplete