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- The infrastructure of the campus is vintage as it's one of the oldest institutes of Agra.
- The faculties have their own Training and Placement Cell (TPC). It not only helps students acquire jobs in the industry, but also provide proper training opportunities for every student.
Dislikes
- You've to go for service in the first year and for National Service Scheme (NSS) Camp.
- The facilities are not very good in this university but it's sufficient in our courses.
Campus Life:
Campus Life can be defined in both words interesting and boring. You've to go for the social services in first year and NSS campaign too, but this is the time where you can start and enjoy with your new mates because this is the beginning of a new experience. The technologies provided in the classroom is quite good and the range of books availability in the library is quite good. The Intra-faculty sports competition is organised every year. Events are held on regular basis like interactive session with some well-known personalities etc.
Likes
- I obviously liked the affordability. Fees was too low for a professional course like bsc agriculture hons
- The college is co-ed. There is no gender discrimination apparently
Dislikes
- Lack of classrooms. Most of times, we had to sit on the ground in the lawn
- Teachers were way too strict in terms of discipline and attendence
Campus Life:
Yes, there is play ground, library, washrooms, classrooms, food labs, practical labs, etc. . All the basic facilities are there but not of very high class. It's decent only. Extra curricular activities are conducted
Likes
- Clean and healthy environment it like a good for health
- Fully secured and cctv less campus and for girls
Dislikes
- fully banned and not allowed cellphone in campus
- simple uniform and school like discipline
Campus Life:
Good and overall discussion is my college best for our middle class students they are comes a good college society, business and life problems solutions methods But cum baddest thing example is cell phone use not allowed because they count in indiscipline
Likes
- The eco friendly environment, thinking about the environment in all aspects. The campus is very serene and peaceful.
- All the facilities available within the campus and the location is also really good and accesible.
Dislikes
- Lack of student engaging activites. No fests no camps or visits from the university are sponsored or allowed. The basic functions like farewell or freshers, we have to do it on our own that too secretly.
- Lack of boys and girls interaction. The university is said to be co-ed but still the classes are segregated in many courses and boys and girls are not allowed to even sit together in the campus. Such rules are over restrictive.
Campus Life:
The infrastructure is great, made in traditional open brick construction, the buildings give you a sense of the older era of british buildings. Every faculty has its own building and lots of landscape wrapping all the blocks together forms a serene campus. No such annual fests are organized. Annual convocation is held in month of January or February. Drama festivals in three languages are organized which is an inter-school and inter-college competition for 3 days, its mainly organized in November or december. Sports matches are organized between the faculty teams in the main ground and they keep doing these sports races or team games throughout the semester. No such students clubs or portals are there.
Likes
- Affordable College fees and Goof faculty.
- Very strick rules, ragging free, good environment
Dislikes
- College Infrastructure machine are very old
Student Snaps:
Campus Life:
Our college in terms of club event is not good as much we focus mainly on our studies and some other time we'll do other work for our personal choice. I have participated in Cricket clubs but we play cricket Twice or thrice in the year but no worries we are here for studies in my mind. The sports curriculum was fantastic but after college, we'll allowed at a specific given time period.
Likes
- Teachers are very supportive. They treat you as a friend
- Campus is very beautiful and full of greenery
Dislikes
- Timing of classes are not fixed due to which precious time of students get wasted
Campus Life:
Our institute contains all those things which is essential for the students. Social events done in campus as per their timetable in which student can take part in their expertise field. Libraries are also made for student from where they can easily issue books free of cost.
Likes
- The campus is well developed with so much facilities inside for better understanding.
- The teachers are very understanding and easy to talk.
Dislikes
- Mobile phones are not allowed to be used inside the campus.
Campus Life:
The overall experience of campus life is little simple if compared to other expensive colleges. There are sports and extracurricular activities. The library provide books with all subjects and course. Very friendly campus.
Likes
- What I liked in Dayalbagh Educational Institute is the ambience, greenery and campus in the first place.
- Lastly, the budget friendly aspect of the college is above all facilities. DEI is not meant only for the rich brats but people below than average class
Dislikes
- Infrastructure for some reasons is not that remarkable. DEI management needs to work on it.
- Lastly, the office staffs are literally the laziest. They'll make each student wait for the work they need immediately.
Student Snaps:
Campus Life:
DEI is not meant for fests, or funky celebration. Educational workshops, science exhibition, technical exhibitions ofcourse take place but DEI doesn't conduct celebrations like freshers or farewells. Each department of DEI has it's own libraries so avid readers and scholars won't have to worry about that. Classrooms are well equipped with modern technological advancements. Extracurricular activities and sports are well arranged in DEI. Students run social groups, clubs and portals for educational purposes. Groups are not harmful but it rather increases the creative horizon of the students instead.
Likes
- Most of the teachers of commerce faculty are so frank with the students, as they direct and guide the students to the right path.
- Proper parking field is maintained and vehicles are safe to keep there.
Dislikes
- Mobile Phones are not allowed in the campus, which is not fair as the students who lives far away from the college
Campus Life:
The college has a great infrastucture. DEI is all about nature, social servicing, and Hygene, covering all good qualities. It teach students to love the nature, our mother earth by assigning them the task which make them interact wih the nature.
Likes
- The campus is really nice. There is a lot of greenery, freshness. You can easily find peacocks and many beautiful animals and birds roaming around.
- The fees is extremely low. It's even lower than most schools. It's around 7500 per semester for B.Tech. and around 4000 for other courses. So, it makes a great ROI as you can easily save the money.
Dislikes
- They follow an old curriculum. It's honestly the same with every Indian college but all the courses are old. They'll teach you basics of C or Java whereas in reality you need much more to get a good job.
- It's not for people who want to have a 'college life'. There are no fests, programs as such. There is a lot of strictness. You will need to abite by their rules.
Campus Life:
This is something that they need to improve a lot. You can not think that you are coming to a college if you are getting an admission here. You must assume that you are going back to school again. They have a lot of restrictions and everyone must abide by their rules. There are no fests, games, etc. no student-run social groups or clubs. Since they are very focused on student development (career wise) they do have some workshops for it but that is it.
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