Donik Rimon's Review On Don Bosco College, Bangalore

Choose this college, becouse of its teaching and faculty review, in compare to other colleges, the professors of our college focus more on our individual growth rather than being casual and general, My first preference was this college itself and I fortunately I got admission within the first attempt itself, The admission process of our college is quite simple, all you have to do is, have all the necessary documents of metric and 12th standard certificates and proper documents.

There are 37 students in our 5th sem bcom batch, the boy and girl ratio is quite equivalent, not sure. There’s no cultural diversity in our class room, everyone belong to the same state. There’s no as such marks system in participating in class activity. Not really, students attend the classes mostly to fill their attendance up to 75% and above.

There’s no as such 100% placement, the promoters of other colleges come to promote their 100% placement policy and do council upon thể students, only thệ student with utmost intelligence and caliber are perfered by the councillors.

There’s no as such final placement of our college, , only thệ student with utmost intelligence and caliber are perfered by the councillors. No companies come to our college for counselling, I’ve never experienced one.

As of now, I’ve been paying just the semester fee and security fee itself, no other additional fees that is being paid by me such as bus fee, coaching fee etc, As of now the total fee I’ve paid for within this 5 semester is around 17500p, As per me, looking at the facility and faculty of the college the fee structure is quite high, and is nớt affordable for everyone, Apart from semester fee, we even have to pay security fee, which is refundable only if the attendance catch up past 75% of à student, if the student is not able to surpass thé attendance of 75%, thề security fee will not be refunded and is kept as a sort of fine amount by the college. From my home, the college is approximately 6km, since I use my own motorbike for college commutation purpose, I spend around 4000 to 5000rs just in petrol, Fee structure are similar for every individual, be it ST, SC or general There’s no any scholarship scheme introduced by thẻ college till now.

There’s a big football ground near to the college, and the college even has its own gym, made specifically for students of the college. The Equipment’s are quite good. Library of our college is quite captivating, it has availability of books and also has e library Facilitize with AC and good ambience. It is allowed to park our bikes and car inside the campus. Students usually park their vehicle near to football ground . Apart from canteen, there’s no other separate food joints and our college does not have as such specific medical centre.Overall, the campus of our college is quite limited, After the classes, students mostly do is either they go home or play basket ball. Yes the locality seem safer for students to roam freely during night time, There only one major cultural fest and sport fest that happens once a year, that is college fest which happens in the first week of every November. There are various clubs and committees in the college such as sports committee, media club, red ribbon club and various more.

Yess, there’s a separate hostel building for both the boys and girls. There are one hostle for boys and 2 for girls. Boys hostel is located near to the college but girls hostle location is located around 400m far away from college. Since I have never stayed in hostle, I can’t tell indepth review of the hostels.I’ve never stayed in hostle, so not so sure about the questions above There is wifi facility apparently in our college hostel, but not AC The rooms are quite specious. Apparently the washrooms In the hostle is common for everyone.

Thé admission process of our college is quite simple, All you Have to have is proper documents and certificates, There’s no other way for students to get indirect admission, One has to come to the college, take admission form and come up with filled admission form and necessary documentation

The course curriculum is average as it is a combination of quantitative and qualitative subjects and very rarely students fail. The good aspects of the course are faculty and the course structure and the bad parts is the placement cell and there are two main exams for the semester. There are about 2 classes a day for 1.5 hours each and a lot of free time. Teachers use a combination of field work and classroom course and we have a great faculty names as Swagato Sarkar who is an Oxford graduate and has extensive knowledge of State Governance and there are hardly any bad faculty and there is a mandatory attendance of 75% is all course no matter what.