Tales of a BNMU graduate

The college was in accordance with the rules set up by BNMU. Most of the activities as well as what was taught came from the syllabus and rules set up by the university. Though the college could use some improvements like increasing the number of activities they organised, my experience with BNMU and its affliated college was memorable.

We were taught with the curriculum of BNMU. With 6 semesters spanned out in 3 years which included basic business studies to Marketing and Entrepreneurship development students will be given appropriate training that makes them up to par with the industry.

In my course, we had to submit a project report related to our on the job training. Our placement cell is headed by Prof. Renu Singh who has been a big help in creating job experience for us. We always could ask the teachers for help getting jobs in the local companies, as they provide us guidance throughout the course.

As per accordance to BNMU, the total fees for my course has been quite feasible with me paying about 28,000 rupees. I paid 8500 rupees for the three years I studied there and paid a few other fees for the total. I find that the fees were quite sensible and practical.

The college had a lot of extra-curricular activities that you could participate in. The university also had programmes and seminars you could take part in. There was a standard inclusivity among the students and teachers. And our sports team was awesome.

I studied in a BNMU affliated college called Rajendra Mishra College. With a total aggregated marks of 80 percent in my 12 standard. I went and applied at the college reception with a registration fee of 500 rupees for their institute entrance exams. After the exam results were published i was given admission.

Our faculty was more than qualified and highly trained, using their experiences in the business field to teach us more about the business environment. I for one am very much glad to have learned as much as i can under them.