Genuine review about Krupanidhi group of institutions
Likes
- The best is the lush green gardens and the smell of rain, the trees are beyond calming and the cherry blossoms happen every year where half of the ground are covered with cherry pink flowers. Mornings are a treat to witness in this campus. Along with that there are huge courts for sports and the canteen is good enough too.
- There is also a great range of food in the canteen along with a small snacks and gift corner where you can get basic amenities over there during college hours. There’s also an affordable stationary store inside which is very useful during projects and research materials.
Dislikes
- Disliking about the college would be the water scarcity in the washrooms and how less often they clean the washrooms, no proper sanitisation is followed. There is also lack of hygiene in the canteen and the food doesn’t really taste that great so you have to go out to eat but there is a permission gate pass that needs to be taken to even step out of the college during class hours.
- The faculty is nice enough but there is no changes happening in the course routine even after multiple complaints have been lodged. Same old school methods are used to be taught to students even in subjects that aren’t necessarily easy to deal with.
Remarks :
The lovely infrastructure is what attracts most of the students at first, along with the wide range of sport courts including basketball and football. The canteen is huge too but the food is average. The admission process was pretty easy and we got through within an hour of entry with document submission and course discussion with the admin departments. There was no interview nor written exam for the course that I chose but there was consideration of 12th marks percentage and if all the subjects were cleared with a good score. The education system of the college is good enough with well educated teachers but in some subjects the teachers lack expertise and don’t put enough effort into teaching but just bluntly read out their PPT and call it a day. Not to take away the hard work of few teachers who actually put in work and balance it out especially for subjects like neurology and cardiology. Overall good balance of work and play. Would recommend for science students to apply.
Course Curriculum Overview :
I chose this course so that I could get into allied Heath sciences without being qualified or being havocked by NEET qualifications or the cut off ranks. The subject catered to me as I love science and it’s mostly related to the functioning and movements of the human body , It also covers a major chunk in rehab programme and bringing back a patient to 100 optimal state after their treatment in any given condition. All the faculty is qualified and very well versed in their subjects graduated from big universities with masters and doctorate degrees, apart from that some faculties are equally fun and would love to share the best student teacher experience with them. The teaching method is good enough with regular class sessions , use of PPT and live demo of experiments but it generally lacks the input of the student and how the student can develop the skills. As it generally lacks in giving practical sessions to the students. The cost to study is average and affordable.
Internships Opportunities :
Internship is usually looked after by the Students themselves as the college doesn’t provide any of it. It’s a big hassle to find hospitals and fit into the qualification criteria but otherwise speaking from experience, there are a lot of hospitals and rehab centres that would love to have interns and it’s always a space to learn and grow more than a student from the college itself. Every hospital allows the therapist to touch, observe, assess and treat the patient independently but under the surveillance of a senior therapist.
Placement Experience :
There are no such placement opportunities but there are postings in different hospitals throughout the course which helps develop only on basic knowledge without treating the patient on your own. There is wide range of opportunities after getting the graduation degree but have to work for it on your own since college doesn’t provide any placement opportunities, atleast in BPT course.
Campus Life :
There are a wide range of fests and cultural events spaced throughout the year where you can showcase your talent and flaunt your skills apart from academics. It has both interclass events and inter department events where everyone competes equally and it’s worth the watch. There are also equal opportunities for sports events and there are always well equipped coaches and trainers who can help out with it. Regular international students affiliated matches also take place in the premises and it’s worth a show. Not much social groups or clubs are present but there are definitely times where clubs are made for managing events and improving social skills. The annual event element7 is a festival of its own with over 4000 participants and in-house participants along with renowned Bollywood singers and DJs lighting up the show for the 2 nights. Hostel life is average and not very fun as the college is far from the city and needs travel even for basic amenities sometimes.
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Course Curriculum Overview :
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Placement Experience :
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Placement Experience :
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Placement Experience :
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Placement Experience :
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Placement Experience :
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Course Curriculum Overview :
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