MGKVP Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I chose this course to have a deeper understanding of my subjects, Biology and Chemistry. There are a total of 137 students for three subjects in this course, botany, zoology and chemistry. And each subject is taught by 2 teachers. The teachers, as per my experience, are quite good. They all have a doctorate in their respective specialized fields.

The course curriculum is good. I chose this course because I want to go to research field and my major subjects are botany, zoology, and chemistry. The teachers here are good, they provide us with the maximum knowledge they can. The duration of classes are satisfactory. There are almost 100 students in each class and 1 teacher. The teachers here are highly qualified with masters and doctorate degrees. They give sufficient notes for studies and practical classes are also good. They should keep more samples and equipments for laboratory use. For Bachelors in Science, exams are held once a year and the teachers gave us surprise tests in class. If you have studied then it is not that difficult to secure good marks.

I chose this course to have a deeper understanding of my subjects, Biology and Chemistry. There are a total of 137 students for three subjects in this course, botany, zoology and chemistry. And each subject is taught by 2 teachers. The teachers, as per my experience, are quite good. They all have a doctorate in their respective specialized fields.

I chose this college to get a deep information about my subject- biology. Faculty to student ratio can be defined as 2 teachers per 60 students for each subject. All the teachers have a doctorate in their respective specialized subject. The exams are taken on yearly basis.

I chose this course because I wanted to dive deep into biology and also attain a bachelor's degree. In my course, there are 3 subjects and there are a total of 78 students. Each subject is taught by 2 teachers. The faculty members are all Ph.D. in their respected course specializations. Exams are taken of the students every year. Note- The examination is not semester-wise.

This postgraduate course is chosen by me as I want to become a professor by qualifying NET. This subject has vast scope in future. The faculty students ratio is nearly 60. Many students are not regular due to which it does not remain constant. The professors working here have doctorate degrees and experience in teaching. some new professors are also there who have completed their pg and pursuing Ph.D. They work here as temporary or guest teachers. Exams are held in semester one in November and the other in April or May. Exams are conducted timely and results are declared accordingly.

I chose this course to become a postgraduate as I want to become a lecturer. The student-teacher ratio is 70:1. Most of the lecturers have done Ph.D. who are permanent. some private teachers who have pursued MSC from the same college work as guest teachers. Exams are held timely according to Vidyapeeth's schedule. one can easily pass if one studies the concept thoroughly and solve the maximum previous year's question.

It is an Undergraduate course. The student-teacher ratio is 60:1 The qualification of the lecturer was Msc in their teaching subjects .NET JRF qualified with Ph.D. The exam is conducted timely. One can easily pass if he had attended the lecturer and solved previous year question. Exam paper 70 percentage questions come from the previous year.

Well, there is no campus placement for students in MSc statistics here but there is a lot of scope in the field. And you have many options in the stat field if you are a post-graduate. As far as I am concerned I am either going to do MBA or join a firm.

For 3 years every student is eligible for campus placement. There so many companies like Tata, reliance and Red Hat visited our college and hire our college students and offer quality salary job as per qualifications. The highest package given by the company is 15000 and averagely said 8000. On our campus 70 percent of students get placement. After getting a degree I might go for a start-up.