A life-changing experience

I would say no, not really. I enjoy my college life and am more than satisfied; moreover, happy.

Yes, the course curriculum and the exam structure are relevant and quote research-based driven as we had many different and interesting subjects every semester and we even had many projects which we completed under the supervision of our college. Skills we obtained were- Time management, risk management, analytical thinking, creative writing and many more.

The placement of our college is quite impressive, in terms of job profiles and even according to the CTC.

In our college there are a ton of events like the main events is Zest, in which there are many tasks and performances with a severe competition between all of the JIMS colleges within Delhi respectively. It includes many dance performances, Just-a-minute, etc.

Hmm, the fee structure of our college is quite Interesting and quite reasonable too. The fee would be around 85-90k per year and we had to deposit 5000 extra for the book bank books which I believe we will be receiving in the mere future respectively.

No, I did not opt for any scholarship or an education loan respectively, and I believe that the few structures is quite flexible.

My campus life was phenomenal and I have had a very positive way of facing situations in life. This college provided me with a trajectory and to always be an optimist in one's life. There were many extracurricular activities dealing with on and off-campus.

I would say the alumni network is pretty appreciable and many many meet happened and many are to happen.

Firstly, we had to apply online, register and choose our desired course(s and colleges in IP University according to our choice. Secondly, we had an entrance exam. Thirdly, according to the rank/marks scored we had an option from our chosen or desired college(s)

The faculty is very friendly and quite career-driven. Teaching is one thing, whereas, teaching with passion and making sure that every detail is taken care of with a very positive attitude and approach is a different thing, which indeed I found within the faculty of our college.