What Students Say
Likes
- Teaching staff are good and supportive, understandable
- College campus are also good they provide good facilities
Dislikes
- College canteen are very bad and also his service
- Improvement to students placement because no one students talk about the collage placements that big issues
- The infrastructure are very short overall the no of students
Course Curriculum Overview
The course is okay if you’re serious and self-motivated. Teachers will help, but you have to go beyond the textbook to really succeed. If the college modernized its syllabus a bit and made the teaching more practical, this course could be a lot more valuable for today’s job market.
Fees and Financial Aid
Bsc computer science :- 30000/per annum Total 90000 Development Fee: ?600 Laboratory Fee: ?11,880 Library Fee: ?600 Equipment Maintenance Charges: ?6,000 Computer Registration Fee: ?300 Handbook: ?150 Pro-rata Ashwamegh: ?90 N.S.S. Uni Fee: ?30 Lab/Library Deposit: ?3,000 Admission Fee: ?150 Eligibility Fee: ?1500 Registration Fee: ?100 Disaster Management Fee: ?60 Gymkhana Fee: ?750 Internet Fee: ?1500 Medical Fee: ?120 Sports Fund (Fit India): ?600 Student Activities (G/P/I.C./T/TUT/M): ?3,000 Student Aid: ?60 Student Insurance: ? 60 Student Welfare Fund: ?240 Vehicle Charges: / 400 Management / Open Full ?30,000 per year SC / ST 100% scholarship OBC / SBC / VJNT 50–100% Tuition Shahu Maharaj scholarship
Campus Life
Rajeshree Shahu College isn’t a fancy campus, but it’s a peaceful, friendly place. Students and faculty are approachable, and there’s enough opportunity to enjoy events, participate in activities, and build memories. If you’re self-driven, you can make the most of your time here
Admission
didn’t get into my first-choice college, but I don’t regret choosing Rajeshree Shahu Mahavidyalaya. It gave me an opportunity to grow at my pace, helped me stay close to home, and saved a lot of extra expenses. The only thing I wish was better is the modernization of curriculum and more campus placements — but for a budget-friendly college, it’s a decent option
Faculty
Honestly, the course is decent, the faculty is good (with few exceptions), and the exam system is manageable if you keep up with classes. It's not spoon-fed—you have to put in effort, especially in practical subjects. Faculty will help you if you ask, but they won’t chase after you. If you’re focused, you can definitely score well.
Night Life
Even though we don’t have clubs or late-night cafés, the simple lifestyle and bonding with friends make college life enjoyable. You start appreciating the little things — evening chai, walking home with friends, or just chilling in front of the hostel. The calm and safety of the area also help us stay focused on studies while still enjoying college life in our own way
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