A college journey without the memories
Likes
- The open gates gives us freedom , making the campus empty
- I’ve also found professors to be supportive, especially in student’s personal matters
Dislikes
- Very bad infrastructure , faculty and campus life
- No basic needs for students are not provided
Remarks :
Due to covid I’ve graduated from 12th standards with very less grades With that marks in my hand I’ve got no opinions left to join this college Admission was very simple and easy. all you have to do is Jst pay the admission fees and you are good No group discussions, No interviews or written tests
Course Curriculum Overview :
The curriculum for the b com program at HRD degree college , falls far short of expectations. The structure is outdated, and fails to address the real world skills or practical knowledge needed in today’s world leaving students underprepared for professional challenges. Academically , the environment is equally disappointing. Faculty members appear to lack both necessary qualifications and practical experience in commerce field . Several professors seem to lack even a basic understanding of the subjects they teach , classes are irregular, and when they do happen, they often feel like a formality rather than a genuine learning experience. Faculty engagement is minimal, with no encouragement for Students interaction Overall , the course offers no clear path to success for the future career
Internships Opportunities :
At HRD college there is complete absence of internship opportunities for students . There has been no initiative from the college to connect students with companies or organisations for internships. This lack of support has forced students like me to find opportunities independently I joined the NGO “Hamari pahchan” as virtual intern . My work involved raising funds and digital marketing to support the education of underprivileged children.
Placement Experience :
In HRD College there are no meaningful placements or internships support. Throughout many years , not a single company has shown interest in conducting placements on campus, with lack of support staff simply Suggest to attend job melas which are conducted by local government Personally , I’ve turned my focus towards preparing for the CAT exam to pursue an MBA , hoping it wll open up doors to better career opportunities
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
Year wise fees (28000)(2 semester per year) Semester fees 12000 per Sem Admission fees 4000 Examination fees ( which college pays to university) -2500 per Sem Telangana state Scholarship 6600 per Sem
Campus Life :
Campus life In HRD college is disappointing. There’s virtually no opportunity for social engagement, with zero active clubs or organisations to join. Over the entire course of 3 years , not a single fest, event, or even basic sports activities was organised . The infrastructure was frustrating . Classrooms are poorly maintained,with broken desks, fading walls and low lights .washroom facilities are even worse, with unhygienic conditions.
Hostel Facilities :
Drawback at HRD college is to complete lack of on campus hostel facilities. Majority of students coming from distant places , the college provides no accommodation options. As a result, students are forced to find private hostels nearby college
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