Anurag Sharma's Review On Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College - [SGTB], New Delhi

The college in overall terms was above average but not best in its class. So I hope that the management hears the recommendations with an open ear as these changes may take the college ahead in becoming the best in the league.

I opted for this course as it had a broad and general outlook as compared to the other courses. Also I am pursuing C.A, so this course was complementing it the most.

The course structure is somewhere above average but not very innovative. There should be more focus on research work, team building etc. So there is a need to focus on holistic development of the student through research work. There are subjects which can be merged into one, and other new subjects can be introduced for the growth of the children.

No, as per my knowledge, there was no such provision. Infact even in the final year placement cell the Principal did not allow C.A. firms to come for selection. This particular thing was very disappointing.

The placement cell was average, as compared to the other colleges in the vicinity. The companies were underpaying and there were hardly any appealing job opportunities. Other colleges had more paying and more appealing job opportunities. The college management needs to understand that there is an urgent need to allow good companies to come to the college for talent acquisition.

The annual fest that our college holds is Lashkara, its average as compared to other top colleges. The commerce society(of whom I was the vice president) holds Comzone, the commerce fest was the best in college, but not up to the mark due to lack of support from college in the form of funds, infrastructure.

The fees in our college was among the highest in the university. It was around 20000 per year. Whereas in other colleges it was merely arount 6000-7000. So this was something again that stopped this college from becoming the best. However the infrastructure was good but not as lavish as the fees.

The scholarship that was available was merely 5000 and that too was not awarded in each year. So without undermining their support, the scholarship amount can be increased and made available to more students.

The gender ration in our college was surprisingly opposite. Their were more girls than boys. The campus life was amazing. I learnt a lot from it. As there were less true and more mean people, so this was somehow a blessing in disguise as it teaches you a lot.

The mess food was really not upto the mark except for the Kachori there were not many options to choose from and the options that were there were not as good in taste. Whereas there was a lot of variety in other college canteens. The hostel facilities as per what I have heard were good.

The alumni network does not exist. There are not alumni meets. As an alumni I would request the college management to setup a team for this purpose as the students will be delighted to accept any such invitation.

The exam process was good on overall basis, the half year semester system was partially chilled out whereas in alternate semesters it was little hectic but it maintained a consistent continuity and the exam structure proved to be good. Hence, there is a need to lower down the fees so that at the time of payment, it does not pinch the students.

Firstly after qualifying class 12th we filled the centralized university form. There we had to choose the college and course of our choice. Then came the cut off and as per the cut off I was eligible to take admission in this college. The administration staff was somewhere around average. Throughout the course the admin staff lagged coordination and was full of mis - management.

The faculty was good and were all ears to any career related problems of the students. They were supportive for the events that we organized in the college and motivated us to develop further. But there were cetain faculties who were not up to the mark.