Course Curriculum Overview
Cost accountancy, Finance, Marketing subjects are some of the parts of our course curriculum. It was quite complex but the faculty made it easy for all the students. Also, the exams were very tough and there was very little time for preparation as there were journals, sheets, assignments, and internals with the final exams.
Placement Experience
My opinion was quite a moderate one as the university had some of the chanced for the students of jobs and opportunities. On the other hand, the industry and organizations prefer students who have both bachelor's and master's degrees so to achieve that eligibility students take admission for a master's program.
College Events
The department and students celebrate teachers' day, farewell event, music festivals, students, and children day also at the main campus of the university. The events are large and many people outside the college are invited to enjoy events like parents of the students at university.
Fee Structure And Facilities
The students pay 2,310 for a semester at Binod Bihar Mahto Koylanchal University for the bachelor's program so I think it is very feasible. Also, students pay the fees in installments as it was the most convenient option for all. The payment must be completed before the semester examinations.
Campus Life
After the curriculum, for refreshment students do activities like reading books apart from curriculum, and arranging quizzes. Also, they play indoor and outdoor games at the sports center and playground. There is no discrimination, harassment, or any other issues, but in fact, all students have unity in diversity.
Admission
This was an undergraduate course so the eligibility was average scores in the higher secondary education. I was quite low on it but managed to get admission here as I applied on the first date of admission window opens at the campus itself. The admission process is too simple and there is university staff for any assistance.
Faculty
The university had teaching and non-teaching staff and both was the up to the mark as they were much qualified and gave extensive practical approach to all the courses discussion at the lectures. Also, there was much assistance provided by the non-teaching staff.
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