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Satyawati Review

J
7.7 /10

Remarks :

The eligibility of my course is any stream can join it and 12 passes are required. CUET was the admission process which was held in 2 phases and the form was on csas site with a fee of 250. I m the general category. The process needs to be improved as the site didn't work properly.

Course Curriculum Overview :

I chose this course as I want to give the CDS exam and it'll be helpful there. Student to teacher ratio is 40:1 and teachers are good as they take regular classes almost but they can be improved. Exams were timely and almost the whole class passed.

Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :

The cost to study is high for me as I pay the rent of the flat and food expenses to add up and fees are also hiked and it is 12275 now. I applied for a scholarship but my form got rejected due to a lack of documents I'll apply later also.

Campus Life :

Annual fests are held in Feb and the Last of Jan and ncc fest is also held in March. Books and journals of the whole syllabus are available in our college library and it's good. Classes have everything in good shape and sports is good for our college with sports like basketball football cricket etc and events like dance music debate are also held. Societies are there like enactus cdf etc

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7.7 out of 10
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