Teachers and professors are good they want to teach to students but student don't want to study ????. Only a few students used to come to class. And academics are just average I never got more than 70% in internal assessments meanwhile I tried my best.

I choose the Bachelor of computer application course Because I have an interest in the coding and much more in the computer. I gain much more knowledge about the computer languages like C, C++ , java. So, I choosed that course.

I chose this course because I was interacting in lab work with chemicals and in research so I chose chemistry and I can understand it very well. Teachers are experienced and well-qualified. All staff member has their talent in their subjects, and all are very helpful towards students. In MSc, there are 4 semesters and in every semester there are some sessions held by teachers which decide your internal marks and then the final exams are held to pass the class their level is moderate an average student can easily pass the exams

Good course overall related to programming, faculties is very nice and experience holder, also scholarships available, fees is approx 70k for 3 years It’s okay for 3 years not very high not so low its moderate

The college offers a great mix of courses that help students learn both book stuff and real-world skills. The teachers are super knowledgeable and always there to help, making learning both fun and useful. Over the past three years, I've paid about 40,000 in total, which works out to around 10,000 to 12,000 per year. That's pretty affordable compared to many places. Plus, if you did really well in your 12th grade, like scoring more than 85%, the college has scholarships to help out. This means less worry about money and more focus on studying. Overall, it's a place where you get good value for your money, helpful teachers, and a good shot at a scholarship if you're a top scorer.