The college has very good environment for studies

I love the subject so that's why I chose this course. The curriculum prepares me very much in the real world applications or further academic pursuits, the teachers need to be more friendly and more detailed in the teaching.the exam are very much difficult for the course.

The year wise fees i paid is 10,000 rupees. Tution fees- 660 Lab fees - 100 Development fees - 1200 Admission fees - 100 Caution fees - 150 The fees of my batchmates are the same as mine. We get a swami vivekanand merit cum scholarship per year 18,000 rupees by our state government.

vibrant campus life offers a diverse range of extracurricular activities, from sports and clubs to social awareness the accessibility of the library is very good The technological provisions in the classroom needs to be improved Sports and other activities need to be improved

Why would a student choose to attend one college over another when they're accepted at multiple schools? 1. Financial - one college or university may offer a better financial aid package than another 2. Legacy - if their parents/sibling/other relative attended the same university, a student may be inclined to go there as well 3. Climate - Most people who prefer a warmer weather campus to a colder one 4. Environment - Some colleges and universities are located in major cities (NYU, Columbia); others in college towns that exist primarily because of the university (Penn State@State College, Cornell@Ithaca. Not everyone wants to be in a major city, and not everyone wants to be out in the (iteral) hills 5. Areas of Instructional Strength - Certain college might have better reputations for one field over others. If you're planning to major in that field, you obiously want to select the college or university with the best reputation to prepare you for life after college 6. Alumni Network - Having a larger alumni network is extremely important for post-college life, not just for finding jobs, but also industry contacts and potentials business opportunities 7. Prestige - Some people want the name recognition of an elite or Ivy League caliber school 8. Location - Some folks want to stay close to home - others are willing to be across the country from home and family 9. Friends - if a good deal of your high school friends are going to University A, you might be prone to also attend University A so you go in with an established friend group

The faculty to student ratio is good but the faculties need to be improved in the teaching. The exam is very difficult as the level of our studies, very few students are fail to clear the exam, the course curriculum is much relevant

I went to the university to study rather than for the "night life", so I guess I am not in a very good position to comment on that. I think in a larger sense, no matter where you go the "night life" is what you make it.