Be careful with the fancy ratings.
Likes
- Library is the best part of this university and it's always open.
- Active student organizations and all the events organized by them.
Dislikes
- The location of different departments are not well thought out, so transportation becomes a major issue.
- You don't get enough time or opportunity to explore different things outside the course curriculum.
Remarks :
The pros of this university include active students' organizations, helping culture (everyone will help you if you ask for it), space for progressive ideas, people are not judgmental, the library is well equiped and open 24x7 and free bus service around the entire campus. The cons are mediocre faculty, low placements, academic structure is exam oriented only ( whatever you learn, it's only for exam) you don't get the time to learn anything extra, frequent exams (there'll be an exam every month). To get admission in University of Hyderabad you have to write CUETPG exam. Cut off is often high, around 180.
Course Curriculum Overview :
First of all it's an 'Institute of Eminence' with A+ rating, and it's considered one of the best in the country. The faculties are good and well qualified. Some departments like Political science and Sociology are excellent but the School of Economics is mediocre at best. Most of the professors struggle with teaching, some just share notes and PDFs. I feel cheated by all those fancy credit and ratings.
Internships Opportunities :
The internships are done in the last/ 2nd year of the course. While finding internships, you're on your own, you won't find any help from the university. The minimum duration of the internships should be 68 hours.
Placement Experience :
The placements are pathetic in this university. The placement cell itself is a completely independent students initiative, there is no role of the university. Out of 130 students, hardly 20 people will get placed. The recruiters are local startups and small companies. The average package would be around 3 to 4 lpa.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
Fees for 1st and 3rd semesters is ?7500 and for 2nd and 4th sem it's ?2400. So the total fees per year is about ?10,000. On top of it you have to pay mess and hostel fees on monthly basis. Mess fees is around ?4000 p.m. and the hostel fee is ?500 p.m. ( No fees for SCs and STs)
Campus Life :
There are several clubs one can join. There will be a some kind of event in the campus every week organized by different departments and student organizations. Events like film festivals, different workshops, talks, sport events, etc are always happening. The library is well equipped with every book you'll ever need. You'll also get access to newspapers, research papers, computers and wifi inside the library. Library is the best part of the university.
Hostel Facilities :
To apply for the hostels, just click on the hostel option while applying for the course online. One room is given for two students. You get a wardrobe, a table and a chair and a bed. Hostels are equipped with coolers and wifi. Mess food is not good (literally inedible).
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