College review-Dimapur

It is averagely good for the country and is one of the best for the state.

The curriculum of the college is set up by the Nagaland university under the UGC. It is more research-based. The teachers are exceptionally experienced and the environment they bring along is comfortable. However, the college doesn't have a placement policy. We also have educational tours and excursions every once in a while.

The placement drive in the college is not as often as those of other colleges but is less frequent, one of the most renowned is pmkvy scheme emporium that provides placement in the hospitality industry, other private companies include reliance and some local entrepreneurship.

The college has an annual sports week lasting for a week. The participation goes with a long list, we often conduct this event in our local ground. Another is the cultural day where everyone dresses up in our locale and has local delicacy. The third most prominent event is the advent Christmas celebration with a feast organized by the EU (evangelical union) members.

The fees are feasible as compared to other colleges with an extra fee only of the paper fee for exams. We have a semester admission fee after which we pay our monthly tuition fee on an installment basis. The mode of payment is in cash and done in the college to maintain transparency.

No, the college doesn't provide scholarships in any field, education, or sports. nor does it provide for student loans.

The gender ratio of the college is around seven girls for every ten boys. The college students council takes responsibility in the matter of societal issues that may strongly affect the students' careers. The college does not bar any person on grounds of moral or religious preferences, it does not bar any sexual orientation and is not politically biased. The college has people from diverse backgrounds be it social or economic religious orientation.

There is a college alumni association, and every year this during events the alumni visit the college and see how it is being developed and assesses, however, it has been running.

It has a reputation for good academic performance and therefore I wanted to join the college. The college accepted students on a first come first basis except for the English department. We were asked to write an exam before admission. Overall my keen interest in literature got me determined to join this college.

The number of teachers in proportion to the number of students is on an average of 1-64, as high as the number of students go we still get quality teachings. They are averagely 30-35 years of age, with a degree on b.ed for lecturer and Ph.D. for professor.