Allahabad University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Eligibility of being placed is dependent on the companies Some local companies of Prayagraj come here to provide placement for students The highest package is 6 to 8 lakh per annum and the average package is 2 to 2.5 lakh Going for competition exams

Exams were on time and some delay is natural exam process was good. The behavior of the examiners was good they behaved properly and helped students in solving any query. Exams were good and checking was hard it is difficult to pass if you're not studying.

To get my higher education, It's a 50 :1, Teachers are highly qualified Ph.D. holders and must pass out NET. My exam pattern is yearly and you must have to prepare for your exams it's not an easy task at any cost for getting good marks u must have to be prepared.

In UoA the courses are very interesting and knowledgeable in my case I was best in humanities study so I applied here for a bachelor of arts in ancient history in my ancient department faculties are very experienced and highly educated they teach us very nicely exams will conduct yearly and it is a little bit tough to pass

I become to be an IAS officer so I choose B.A. in political science. Art is a very political place. every student involved in politics. The teaching is very well. Term exams are given yearly. Class time is morning 8 to 5. Section-wise divided the class. We choose comfortable class timing. One student takes 4 to 6 classes every day according to the syllabus.

I choose this course because I want to do graduation. 60 students are placed in this course. Exams will be conducted by every semester. A nice and healthy environment is given to all the students. Quality teachers are available in the college. They are highly qualified and experienced teachers.

Course for subjects for BA is same as the course of UPSC. So, if you want to clear UPSC takes subjects wisely and if you study hard you can clear UPSC after graduating. But, in my college, all of the subjects are (mostly) studied in Hindi. And Hindi is kind of the main language.

I have an interest in socio-political issues that's why I choose the course. The faculty: student ratio is 1:35. The faculty members are highly qualified. There are various internal assignments apart from the mid-term and final-term papers.

The course and curriculum of the course are so well designed and structured that it covers almost all the realm of journalism be it photography, videography, the Indian government, economy, understanding news, or anything else. It will not only make you learn about journalism but instead will make uh grow as an individual. Talking about faculty, so the faculty is not up to the mark as there are not enough professors, and the authority often invites visiting faculty for lectures. The teaching method is quite advanced as they allow students to work on high-end equipment.

As I said earlier, I completed my graduation with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature, so placements are not provided in this course. However, as per google facts, students can apply in the placement cell, once they complete their UG/PG courses and after placement, get a median salary of Rs 1,50,000 (after UG completion) and Rs 2,40,000 (after PG completion). I couldn't find the percentage of students getting placements. My plans after completing my graduation have always been to prepare for civil services and that is what I am currently pursuing.