M.SC ELECTRONIC SCIENCE IN BERHAMPUR UNIVERSITY

7/10 for theoretical depth 3/10 for industry relevance 6/10 overall Each semester lasts roughly 5 to 6 months. The difficulty level is moderate. Passing is comfortable and scoring 60 - 70% is achievable. The current syllabus is strong in fundamentals needs better alignment with current technology.

I think there are some dept in berhampur university who offers their students to internship. Some are free and there are few stipend based. But in electronic science dept there is no such as internship. Which I feel a bit unsatisfied.

The fees at Berhampur University generally remain stable. Since it is a government regulated university, there is no regular yearly fee hike like private colleges. Changes happen only if the state government revises the structure, which is rare, so students admitted in a batch typically pay almost the same amount throughout the two years. The addmission amount for M.sc Electronic is 8212(1st year) 1612( 2nd year) Each semester fee around (1000 to 1500) One time seminar fee (1000 to 2000) For hostel 20000 to 22000 for 2 year (meal not include) Mess food par meal 35 rupees/- In a month compulsory 40 meal (1400 to 2100)

The university library has a fairly decent collection of textbook and refrence bookss in core electronic and allied areas. Every year university organise verious type of function like sports,culture, annual function and etc. Au BU there are no of formal clubs is smaller compared to large central university.

The hostel facilities is manageable in 1st year But in 2nd year hostels are pathetic. For a govt university the hostel fees are slightly higher. And the hostels mess food is below avarage However the High speed WiFi facilitie is there for all the hostels I think university need to think about the hostel renovation but they didn't.

I chose berhampur university mainly bcz it offers a good balance between affordability and academic foundation. The department has a small class size so it's easier to interact with faculty members. For addmission U need to complete your b.sc in electronic/ physics Then u need to clear the CPET exam If cutoff is clear then seat will allocate. But there is only 40 seats in m.sc electronic

The department is small so you usually study under a limited group of permanent professor. Most teachers come from physics and electronic research background. Bcz of low strength capacity u can directly approach teachers after class. For m.sc there are 4 semester exams.

There is no such as gd or interview round for addmission in this university for m.sc Just the entrance exam CPET that's it. The selection process is moderate for this university and the cutoff marks is manageable.

The university indoor stadium is available for all the students. Open and close time are fixed (6:00am - 8:00pm) Same with the library open in (8am to 8pm) There is one small cafeteria inside the campus.