Tanupreet Chadha's Review On Mukand Lal National College - [MLNC], Yamuna Nagar

It was a fine time there keeping in mind it wasn't in the metro cities but still decent and quality education.

Yes, as per university standards. The curriculum was upto the mark. The examination were held in the college with examination paper drafted by the university itself. The evaluation of the examination sheets were also done by the university. There were no industry wide knowledge though.

Average, mostly around Chandigarh. We have had guest lectures in certain occasions. I have had no scope on placements.

Fresher's party, blood donation camps and expeditions. I have visited certain tourist destination during the tenure. The celebrations were on large scale say for example the fresher's party held each year included across 300+ girls and the principal was invited each year as chief guest.

Reasonable. Pocket friendly. The college was accessible to everyone who have had scored well in the 12ty standard examination. Poor to rich with merit can easily be part of the college. Yamuna Nagar is not a very big place, so it was around 2kms to college from hostel.

No, I haven't availed it. The college offered scholarship to merit students or maybe the weaker sections of the society.

Gender ratio was 2:1. We have had birthday celebrations for friends at dormatries. There were President and vice Presidents for each department. I was cultural head for my department. The president and vice president than plans various event held across the year.

Yes, we have had a mess. Dormatries of 4. Washrooms on each floors and last but not the least two wardens. There were quite a few PGs around and a tad bit expensive than the hostel. I preferred hostels and stayed in it for entire three years period of graduation.

There is no such alumni network and may be I am not aware. Please contact the college to find out the same.

Yes, admissions are based on the score of 12th standard. Followed by face to face interaction with Head if the department. So, I have had a fair chance of being selected. I choose the college because it is affiliated to kurukshetra university. It has a decent reputation across universities.

Good, patient and knowledgeable lecturers. The age of the lecturers ranged from 27 years to 45 years. They had a command in the subject with years of work experience. Mostly of the lecturers were from the town itself. Some lectures used to give live examples to make learning more upbeat.