Keshav Mahavidyalaya Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The college is really good if you want to focus on study and look for good career. There is no union in this college which makes it very healthy environment for students as they don't participate in illegal activities.

College staff is helpful and polite but they need to more active in doing their work. Regarding the faculty they need to be proactive and more practical towards their teaching approach. About the infra I would say itﾒs a thumbs up and keep up the good work.

As far as the entrance is concerned, students need to score the required percentage as specified by the Delhi University in their annual cut-off list which is declared in three series.

On the whole, college has helped me a lot in grooming. Its a phase wherein you get ample of opportunities to grow and explore yourself

The college can excel but there are alot of restrictions on the students and also they do not support extra curricular activities. It fares well in academics.

College management is quite lithargic and not much cooperative at times. I feel that our college must also have a student council like other colleges, as it provide students with a platform to scale up their voices and opinions.

There is nothing as such bad about the college. The best thing about the college is the available opportunity to take college to great heights. College managementcis also good and there is no restriction for trying and doing new things.

Bcom honours because it is the best course for a commerce studentB.Com (Hons.)- Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)- 3 years. Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) is a three-year under-graduate course modeled to offer the student with a number of management skills and at the same time also building in them proficiently in a specific area.

Our college is good. Infra is the best if compared to any other DU college. But what irritates us many a times is the hard discipline which we are forced to maintain even when we are disciplined. Principal never allows any for the outsiders to come in the

Not try so far for placement. I fear from interview. On some courses, work placements are compulsory in order to get your degree, while on others you can opt to do a placement as one of your modules. If this isn't the case on your course then you should still think about arranging a placement. Your careers service should be able to helpyou with this. The important thing about work placements is that they provide an opportunity for you to get to grips with working - meeting deadlines and working in a team. While a placement may enhance your knowledge and help with your course it can also help you find out more about a job or industry.