WBSU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

This coure was very good.there are many scope in future . This course will be more valuable in future . If you are in coding you can learn in this course.there will be 8 semester . The semester exam was one after 6 months.

Some aspects like I wanted to get into the marketing scope and financial line so I guess this bcom hons will be the great scope for me. It will greatly help me to get an MBA in marketing and finance. The professors should guide and teach about the Question patterns and answer methods. Besides I'm studying for competitive for it becomes difficult to attend college classes.

I actually liked the plans And I wanted to study it at a higher level. I applied both in zoology and botany. the professor told me to choose which I liked. So I chose botany. the exams are all normal. there mid terms, internals and end-sem

The college is autonomous and NAAC grade A++ It is affiliated to WBSU but the course is up-to-date to current situation You can able to learn many things extra than your syllabus This is an awesome college to build up your career .

I want to pursue research area so I opt for this course of zoology. The proffesers are great here and excellent at their job. One flaw is that there is not really much internship opportunities here in this college.

There are not many campus placements here, but the average salary of those who get campus placements is around Rs 2.5 lakh per annum.There is no eligibility criteria for Campus Drive. Anyone can easily sit for Campus Drive.The highest package till date here has been Rs 6 lakh in BBA. 50 to 60% students are placed from here every year.I am thinking of pursuing higher studies after completing my graduation from here.

I had chosen this course as I want to study and deeply learn all the concepts of zoology in a post-graduation level. I also aimed that after my post-graduation, my participation in undergoing various training programmes, jobs, internship opportunities, and ventures would open for me. There were six faculty members and one lab attendant in my department. Out of which, two were associate professors and four were assistant professors. The faculty:student ratio was 11:3. The qualification of the faculty members was that four of them had completed their BSc, MSc, BEd, and PhD degree in their subjects. Two of them had completed their BSc, MSc, and BEd degree. All the professors had taken revision classes after completing each chapter/module. Surprise tests were also conducted before the final semester examinations. All the odd semester exams (1st and 3rd) and even semester exams (2nd and 4th) were held timely across the year. It was difficult to pass as the syllabus was lengthy and hard.

the teachers are phd holders with a teaching experience of 10 to 12 years. they are extremely humble and knowledgable. tje examination pattern is based on semester as the coarse work is completed with in 2 years of the respective subject you to pursue masters on. the difficulty increases on irregularity of the classes but unless a student is regular in classes and attend classes on focus on the theories taught in class . the student aint feel difficulties to score good cgpa in the semesters. there are all total 4 semester.

I have chosen this course as I have the passion and grown interest to study, evaluate, and explore various zoological topics from my secondary and higher secondary level. There were six faculty members and one lab assistant in our department. The total number of students was 120, 42, and 24 in the first, second, and third years. The students' numbers were decreasing after the first and second year as many of them had not been able to score their passing marks (at least 40%) for securing Zoology honors. The faculty:student ratio was 1:2, 1:7 and 1:4 in first, second and third year. The qualification of the faculty members as four of them had completed their BSc, MSc, B.Ed and PhD in Zoology. The rest two of them had completed their B.Sc, M.Sc (Zoology) and B.Ed (Life Science). There was only one yearly exam at that time in my college. There was a lot of syllabus in zoology including two pass subjects (botany and chemistry). The syllabus was in moderate level and quite difficult to score marks

I choose the course because in 12th I loved biology. The zoology department of this college has six teaches and the students where a round of 40. Most of the teachers were doctorate. Teachers poot great efforts on students lessons, there was semester wise exam routine and before the final exams there were midterm , questions were not very easy but also not very difficult if a student learns he or she will definitely get a good score.