My exceptional academic journey.

The course psychology itself is a mind blowing. While studying the course I was able to know the details regarding problem-solving, attention seeking, decision making, concrete thinking ans so on. As the curriculum is more theoretical, the real world application is extremely limited. The only exposure we get is at our internship programs. Other than that we are limited to our classrooms. The exams lasts about half to three-fourth a month and there are 1-2 days gaps between each exam so the student can make some last minute preparations.

As I'm from a reservation category student, of course I got some fee benefits compared with other students in my class. They will be paying like 9000 course fee per semester and mine will be paid by the government itself. As a part of admission fee I paid 3800 ruppes and that was fixed for all students from any category. When coming to lab fees, which was considered as a part of laboratory exam, each student should pay an amount of 1150 rupees. For examination fees, I've some fee discount, such that only fifty rupees was for me, where as my batch mates have to pay the full amount of 950 rupees. And also the discount was applicable to OEC students as well. While I was at college, the government were also providing financial aids to students those who are economically backward in the society. For me, there was egrantz scholarship, in which an amount of 1500 rupees will be credited in my account every month as I traveled more than 8kms from my home to college. Those who have a distance less than 8 kms, 750 rupees will be credited to their account. For Muslim community students, there were post metric scholarships.

Every year the college conducts its annual sports meet, college day and university fest. Those who are interested in participating these activities can do the same. Each department conducts a freshers day and send off party at the beginning and ending of the respective courses. The library infrastructure was really amazing as it provides books of different genres and subjects. The library has a classic stock of books that are of many years old. The classrooms were tiled and secured, but are not smart classrooms. The college also provides several club membership activities including dance club, music club, drama club, gandhi club, peace club, photography club, nature club and so on.

The reason why I chose this college is that it is the one college that provides psychology as a regular course. Other colleges in my area are self-financing colleges. In fact, I only applied to this college and I was 100% sure that I'll get admitted to the same college. Thank God. Coming to the admission procedures, after my twelfth class, I had to apply to the course and college I wished to study via a centralized allotment process (CAP). When the date of application submission is over, the university will release the applications of students who got admitted to the colleges under it. There are trial, first, second, third, and supplementary allotments.

As I was a psychology student, there were a total of 120 students in the department inclusive of under graduate, post graduate and research students. The number of teachers were 7 in total amd there was one lab assistant. The faculty-student relationship was like a family. The student can approach the teacher every time, they can share their vows to the teacher and the teachers were always friendly to the students. I liked all the teachers in our department, and they were the best. Their approach towards the students make them the favorite teachers ever. Our academic system was like semester system. Every year there was 2 exams. For me the exams were easy to student and to score better marks. But still there were 5-6 students in my class who fails. May be because they are not studying well.