Jivesh Review of his college

One of the key aspects of the curriculum that influenced my decision to choose the B.Com course at Sydenham College was its strong foundation in core commerce subjects such as Accounting, Economics, Business Law, and Finance. The structured progression from basic to advanced concepts, along with exposure to subjects like taxation and auditing, made the program particularly appealing for students aiming for careers in finance, CA, CS, or management.

Year / Course Fee components (tuition, lab, admissions, other compulsory charges) FY B.Com (General / “Regular”) Tuition ? 800, Library ? 200, Gymkhana ? 200, Other/Extra-curricular ? 250, Exam ? 1,200, Admission/Processing ? 200, Utility ? 250, Magazine ? 100, ID/Library Card ? 50, Group Insurance ? 20, Student Welfare Fund ? 50, Development Fund ? 500, Vice-Chancellor Fund ? 20, Sports & Cultural Activity ? 30, E-Charges ? 20, E-Suvidha ? 50, Alumni Association ? 25, Project fee ? 100 ? Total ? ? 5,015. sydenham.ac.in Additionally, there may be refundable deposits (Caution money ? 150 + Library deposit ? 250 = ? 400). sydenham.ac.in FY B.Com (Reserved category / SC-ST) The published “Fees for Reserved Category Students” is ? 1,625. sydenham.ac.in SY / TY B.Com (without computer lab) Regular: ? ? 4,075; Reserved category: ? 1,625. sydenham.ac.in SY / TY B.Com (with computer lab/practical) Regular (with lab): ? ? 5,475 to ? 5,725 (depending on year) including Computer-practical Fees + Computer Lab fee; Reserved ca

The main annual cultural festival is Brouhaha — a five-day inter-collegiate cultural fest held around December each year.For certain programmes (e.g. BMS), there are additional events: for instance, the BMS department’s inter-collegiate fest YounTre, which has in the past organized social-cause events (like pet-adoption drives)

I had applied to several well-known commerce colleges in Mumbai, including HR College, KC College, and Jai Hind College. I received confirmed admission offers from KC and Jai Hind, while HR College placed me on the waiting list due to a slightly higher cut-off for my category that year. I was not “rejected,” but my percentage wasn’t high enough in the early merit lists to secure a seat there. Nothing specifically “went wrong”; HR simply had tougher competition that year.

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Gym / Gymkhana / Fitness Centre: The college has a “multi-station gymnasium” as part of its gymkhana.Cafeteria / Canteen: The college canteen (on ground floor) opens at 7:30 am and closes by 7:30 pm.The library is on the second floor. The library subscribes to many books and journals, provides open access, and the reading-hall is open from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm.The auditorium, especially during cultural events, seminars, festivals — good for social gatherings, watching performances, events etc