My Graduation

It's good nice experience except 1-2 faculty all are very supportive.

It's good atmosphere around faculties and students. Placement is not up to the mark and the most important thing to remember is that you want to find the best fit for the student. Specifically, that includes considerations of cost, academic program, the make-up of the student body, the size of the school and the academic opportunities t that result. Too, things like geography, distance from home, and co-curriculars and the social life, not to mention freshmen retention rates and graduate school are all relevant considerations, and yet for all the things that can be listed, oftentimes it comes down to a feel, a comfort level and that is part of why it is so important to visit, if at all possible, prior to making the decision.

Internship not availed by me but placement companies comes two times an year. Some Reputed companies came like hero Britannia etc.

Fee structure is feasible and can be paid in installments which is good one. Payment modes are cas online credit card. Fee structure is clear and transparent throughout the year. Examination fees is taken as additional. In cash of late fees, fine will be charged by the college which should be waived off.

No I did not opt any loan facility. Scholarships given to sc/St students. Highest ranked student. And brilliant performance in sports.

Girls have more activities then boys. Activities that have somehow developed talents that you will use later in life, developed your leadership skills, allowed you to show involvement with your community, and allowed you to make an impact. Going to the movies every weekend with your friends doesn't count. But starting a film club at school for fellow film aficionados definitely does count.

Hostel seats are not enough, I have opted PG facility near my college. House owner is very supportive but little expensive approx rs 6000 per month includes breakfast and dinner only but quality of food is good.

As graduates of the institution, alumni have a special connection with the university and as a result are likely to be some of its more loyal supporters. We spoke to Molly Southwood, Head of Alumni Relations at the University of Bath who expanded on this: “An engaged alumni network allows the University to benefit from the skills and experience of our graduates, by offering their support to our students, to the institution and to each other. If we keep them properly informed and engaged, alumni are our most loyal supporters and our best ambassadors, offering invaluable marketing and promotion across their personal and professional networks.

Faculty having good knowledge and humble all required qualities they have as as expert communication skills. superior listening skills. deep knowledge and passion for their subject matter. the ability to build caring relationships with students. friendliness and approachability. excellent preparation and organization skills. strong work ethic. community-building skills.