Institute of Home Economics Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The course is good, the facilities are good, there is an audio studio on the college campus, professors focus on practical learning, there is a club for communication students that is a media club that comprises a film club, photography club, podcast, and many more. The faculty here comes to have so much media knowledge also.

The course is unique and not offered by many colleges. Food processing and packaging is a booming industry, so the scope of this course was high, hence I chose it. Faculty to student ratio is great with about 8-9 faculty for a class of 45 students, So around 1:5. The faculty are highly qualified, with PhDs, and have on-field experience in the industry as well. The term exams happen at the end of each semester, and passing is not difficult if preparations are adequate.

The course is very interesting as it was of interest area. I choose this course because I was always interested in filmmaking, photography and anchoring and through this course, I got to learn these things. The faculty are very educated and qualified.

I chose this course because I want to be a teacher. My passion is teaching. The teaching method of the teachers is amazing with a creative mindset. The course offers a one-time exam in a year. The atmosphere of the students is too good

last year that is 3rd-year, students get eligible for on-campus placement. However, you can take part in 2 nd year as well to know the interview process and to know where you stand so that you can improve. Many companies visit colleges for hiring students to be aware of the dates of the schedule of placement is. average package ranges from 30000 to 600000. Many students get placement not that hard to crack the interview just need to be confident and that's it.

BSc Hons home science comprises 5 subjects. You can specialize in any one of them. Five subjects are - Food and nutrition, human development, resource management, communication, and fashion. I chose this course as I want to do specialization in foods. The faculty here is also excellent. It has semester exams that are after every 6 months and it is a 3-year course. Exams are not that difficult. You get a variety of options open for you through this course.

I chose this course because I wanted to pursue research in the future. We had a 1:20 faculty-to-student ratio. Teachers are well qualified and are well informed about current topics in this field. We had exams after every 5 months (a semester system).

For Beled, students become eligible for campus placement after their last semester i.e. 8th semester/ 4th year. The B.el.ed course itself provides student with internship at schools on the 4th year as a part of the course.

I chose this course because there was a big story behind it. I didn't decide to choose this course but After passing the 12 class I decided to prepare for the NEET entrance exam then, I attended the neet exam for the first time but I didn't clear the exam. So my mother suggested I take admitted to DU. Then, I took admitted to the Institute of Home Economics College.

I chose this course because this course provides us with immense knowledge of various departments like human development, fabric, and apparel science, resource management, food, and nutrition, etc. Students are divided into sections wisely and we get at least 2 professors for each subject. In this course, the majority of professors have done their Ph.D. and have experience of more than 15 years. We get enough time for exams and exam pattern comes from our basic knowledge of the subject.