My story

I would rate the B.Com curriculum at LNMU around 7.5/10 for relevance and coverage. I chose this course because it included all the important commerce subjects needed for government exams, higher studies like MBA, and basic professional courses. The syllabus builds a good theoretical foundation, but it lacks practical exposure like Tally, GST or real industry projects. Teaching methods are simple and could be improved with more modern, interactive approaches. Exams are held twice a year and follow predictable patterns, so the difficulty level is moderate. With notes and regular study, most students clear them easily.

For General category (my category), the overall fees are quite affordable. Each year the total fee comes around 5,000. This includes: Tuition Fee: 2,000 Registration/Admission Fee: 800 Development Fee: 700 Lab/Library Fee: 500 Caution Money: 500 (one-time, paid in 1st year) Other compulsory charges: 500 (exam forms + university charges) Total for 1st Year: approx. 5,500 Total for 2nd & 3rd Year: approx. 5,000 per year There is no major increase in fees every year; the amount remains almost the same. 2. Fees Paid by My Batchmates (Other Categories) SC / ST Category: Total yearly fee is around 3,000 – 3,500 They get some concessions in development and tuition fees. Management / Other Quota Students: Their yearly fee goes 7,000 – 8,000 depending on the college under LNMU. Additional development and admission charges are higher. 3. Scholarships Available LNMU students get access to multiple government scholarships. Some popular ones for B.Com students include: (A) Merit-cum-Need Scholarship If a student has 80% or above in 12th, they receive: 12,000 per year for all 3 years of graduation This is the most common scholarship, and many students from my batch have received it. (B) Post Matric Scholarship (for SC/ST/OBC/EBC) Amount varies from 2,000 to 10,000 per year Depends on the student’s category and family income. (C) College-Level Merit Scholarships A few colleges under LNMU give 3,000 – 5,000 per year to toppers or rank holders. 4. Total Course Fee (For Complete 3 Years) General Category: approx. 15,000 – 15,500 SC/ST Category: approx. 9,000 – 10,500 Management Quota: approx. 21,000 – 24,000 Since fees do not increase significantly, the total remains almost constant for all 3 years.

My campus life experience was quite normal; there weren’t many events or big festivals. Sometimes activities like badminton or volleyball took place, but overall nothing very special happened on campus. Still, the environment was peaceful and social interaction among students was decent. The library was okay—it had the basic commerce books, journals, and previous year papers that were helpful during exams. Classrooms were simple, and a few had projectors. Overall, campus life wasn’t very exciting, but it was safe, comfortable, and manageable.

I chose this college mainly because of its affordable fee structure, safe environment and the balanced commerce curriculum it offers. I had also applied to two other nearby colleges—one was more expensive and the other had limited seats for B.Com, though I did get confirmed admission in one of them. I preferred LNMU because the faculty reviews were better, the campus felt more comfortable, and the academic load was manageable along with other commitments. I didn’t get into one college because their cutoff went higher than expected that year. The admission process at my college is simple: students need to pass 12th with the required percentage, apply online through the university portal, and then wait for the merit list. Usually no separate entrance exam is needed; admissions are purely merit-based, and the cutoffs for B.Com stay around the average range but vary slightly every year. Overall, the admission experience was smooth and quick.

In our B.Com class, the faculty-to-student ratio was around 1:40. Teachers were generally approachable, especially for doubts related to exams and assignments. If you showed interest, they always responded well.The curriculum covers all core commerce subjects: Accountancy, Economics, Business Law, Marketing, Finance, Statistics, and Management. It is relevant for government exams, CA/CS foundation, and basic commerce jobs, though it is more theory-based than practical.

There was nothing like that ... My graduation was completed under mrm.. College it was a girl. College there was no one who can tell teachere or complain about teachera..... There was no gym or cafeteria . I dont live in hostel so i dont know about that things too... And there was no famous hangout place we usally go to shyama mandir