My take on yenepoya...

Our course has a detailed clinical syllabus which focuses in depth of skills and knowledge. However we haven't been updated clearly regarding our syllabus portions. Exams are mostly conducted back to back with theory and practical exams.

I don't have much idea about internships as our course doesn't provide it. However we do hear students from other courses saying about theirs. They have mentioned it as a good opportunity for their career life.

The University provides many scholarship opportunities. Students who has a percentage of 90 in their 12th Mark sheet got reduction of 25 percent in their fees. The University is NAAC+ credited providing a high value certificate.

We had deeksharamb at the very beginning of our freshers year. Then we had psyphoria in our campus itself. Later we had our freshers com culturals udaan in November. After that we had a charity festival daawat. Recently we also had our indoor sports championship.

Hostel facilities are overall good but they should focus more on internal cleanliness. Cockroach was a very concerning issue. It was found in our bathrooms and cupboards mainly. Food is good but we once found piece of foil paper and a feather in our food. Also the hostel fees increases every year.

The course required 60 percentage in twelfth mark sheet as the eligibility criteria. We can find the application form, application fees, and application dates from the University website or through agents. Admission process was quite time consuming but wasn't that much of a hassle.

Faculties are not that experienced. Even a faculty who has only completed her bachelors degree teaches here. Most of them seek our opinion to improve their teaching. Half of the time they rush with syllabus when the exams are near.

We had a written test and personal interview for the admission. The written test was easy and contained general knowledge and some subject related questions. We didn't specifically prepare for these test.