Mumbai University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The beginning of second semester students are provided with intership at hotel's and yes the college provides you campus placement almost 90 percent students are getting placed at good hotels my plans after the degree is to work for sometimes then do my masters

History is an interesting subject to explore and there are various topics in it which we delve deeper into The curriculum also prepares you to sit for Government exam's like UPSC Each person may have a different style of teaching but the important is to interact with students make it seem like a story rather than a burdensome task There are 2 semesters each year and internal exams for the subjects i do not think it's difficult

Students are eligible after TY for campus placements they offer placements in varied branches from Finance firms, Banks to BPOs My plans after getting the degree is opting for a doctorate in my subject.

The Bammc course is quite vast and it takes complex studying for one to be prepared for it. I'm looking to pursue advertising which helps me groom with behaviour skills, past knowledge, effective communication for the outer world.

The curriculum of the course that I chose was pretty clear to understand and adapt since the notes departments provides are relevant. The curriculum takes us explore the places in real life so that we could connect and communicate with the people around which helps in gaining the confidence to apply outside the box. The timing of exam during the sem if for 2 hours which is fine for 60 mark's examination the paper are set by the HODs of the departments of courses that you pursue the difficulty level is average from my perspective.

I was a junior college student of ruparel itself but for science stream as I was preparing for NEET then 2 years gap led me to arts preparing for upsc and my college supported me by giving me admission on the basis of my merit as droppers are generally ignored in other colleges if not in the merit list. We have various field visits like I am an history and political science student so we had a practical visit to new delhi parliament and human rights commission.

The faculty of this college has decided to choose the relevant subject topics that would help in Masters courses. Personally I don't like the exam timetable of this college, they don't give Study leaves in between each papers and decides to take every paper one after the other without any holidays in between. (Except Sundays or public holidays)

In terms od relevance and comprehensiveness.. our lectures are quite good like not that good but its like we can interpret easily. They use easy language to explain. Nothing fancy. Yeah we have 1hr duration of lec everyday

I was always interested in Psychology which is why I opted for this course. Social psychology was especially very interesting to me. The curriculum is good when it comes to future prospects of giving competitive exams. However, it doesn't prepare you a lot for real-life applications as much. The course can definitely include more practical experiments which would make the subject more interesting. Better assignments/projects would also be beneficial. The exams were twice in a year. They weren't very difficult and easy to clear if one studied the portion well. However, I do feel that the exam pattern could be more application-based.

So i choose art and culture: music and its in vocal form. Also their are other options too.. like NCC, NSS, DLLE , green club , yoga. Find your interest and participate. Other than that you can also join other clubs according to your interest.