The college's faculty consists mainly of PhD holders with 10 to 15 years of teaching experience, though their practical expertise is seen as average, focusing largely on PDF-based explanations. The B.Com program maintains a reasonable faculty-to-student ratio, whereas the BBA program, scheduled to conclude by 2026, struggles with this ratio. Faculty members are often criticized for their lack of professionalism and insufficient subject knowledge. The university operates on a semester system, with two semesters per year, each valued at 100 marks. Exams are multiple-choice, and students must correctly answer 30 out of 70 questions to pass. The MBA program includes four semesters with a focus on specializations and a 70% term-end exam weightage versus 30% for internal assessments, with a passing score of 35%. Grading is on a 10-point scale. Bachelor's students face a lack of campus placements and receive initial salaries of 2-3 LPA, while postgraduates receive an average package of 4-6 LPA, with a maximum of 9 LPA. Despite these placement challenges, the university has strong industry ties with companies like IBM, Microsoft, and Infosys, and offers internships, including a noteworthy position at Dabur India. The BBA program costs ₹3,25,000 overall, with the first year costing ₹1,25,000, covering admission fees of ₹25,000, tuition of ₹70,000, examination fees of ₹18,000, and ₹12,000 for materials. The second and third years each cost ₹1,00,000, and additional compulsory examination fees of ₹3,000 per semester apply. Although no scholarships are available, a 50% fee reduction exists under the reservation quota, and financial help is offered to students in financial crises.
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