This course attracted the reviewer due to their interest in the industrial field and a long-standing passion for biology, particularly botany and zoology. The decision was also influenced by a desire to acquire new techniques. The faculty is largely composed of PhD holders who contribute through research and publications, although there is a mix of highly effective educators and some less engaged members. The course fees are notably high, with the first year costing 41,675 and the second year 41,200.
Additionally, there is a form-filling charge of 1,800 per semester, which is significantly higher than the 750 charged for other courses. Despite the absence of a physical campus, companies recruit students from this university. Internships, guided by PhD faculty, are available, such as those offered in the 4th semester, though stipend opportunities are limited. Scholarships and stipends are provided to SC and ST students, but general category students do not receive stipends.
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