Ecletic

All in all, I'd say the college, in almost all respects, meets all my standards.

I took the Tezpur University entrance exam for Integrated M.A. n English. I chose this course as I've always wanted to go for literature and this course offers me a Masters degree without the hassle of appearing for a separate entrance exam for that. I opted for Tezpur University as it's a central university near my hometown.

What I like about the course structure here is that they offer a wide range of courses to the 1st and 2nd years, and this gives them a variety of options to choose from, like Linguistics, Grammar, etc. We also have electives like Mass Communications and Journalism, Cultural Studies or Sociology for the first two years.

I honestly have very little idea about this, I'm sorry.

This is a question not applicable to the course I'm in.

The biggest event is the one organised by the School of Engineering, TechXetra. Guest stars like Benny Dayal, DJ Candice of Sunburn, Aditee Singh Sharma. Papon and Zubeen performed in the Annual Meets. The participation in these meets are huge as there are a wide range of activities, from paintball fights to debates to music battles.

Feasible, in my opinion my admission fee for every semester is 10,003 rupees only.

There are a few available but I have little or no knowledge about them.

There are more girls than boys in the campus. All "parties" must be held with due permission of the required authorities. The only negative aspect of how both genders are treated is that while there is an in-time for both boys and girls in the campus, only the girls have to stick to it i.e., there are guards that close the gates of the hostel after. The boys are more or less free to move around campus all night. I understand that it's not plausible for girls too to be permitted to roam around campus all night, but atleast the treatment of both genders should be equal in that even boys should have close supervision regarding their in-time.

Hostel rooms are usually two-tiered with a few three-tiered in only one girls hostel. They are sufficiently spaced, with inbuilt wardrobes and cupboards in the wall.

Yes, I have met a few in convocations and they do give good advice on any thing related to our college experience.

There are 4 exams, with one exam in the form of assignments/presentation, etc, plus two more major exams (the mid-semester and the end-semester exams). The syllabus is divided with so many exams going around, so that reduces the stress.

The staff are pretty qualified with many of them graduating from prestigious universities like JNU. The teaching is usually great in that regards.