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Placement it's all depends upon u how much u r doing hardwork. We know that not everyone get placements there will be some students who will get placements so count yourself in those students u will definitely get placements and try doing different activities during your college like internships etc . Definitely u will get placements
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As my course is SOCIOLOGY HONOURS this course needs a lot of field work which is not properly conducted by the college and i think that should be changed but still because of the professors it becomes easy to make the most out of the disciplines that you are choosing.
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I am pursuing political science honours which is a fantastic subject according to me. Political science is one of the main subject which is required in UPSC. Political science can help me to study international relations and pursing law as well. Professors of political science in my college teaches very well and make sure that the students are understanding each and every aspect of the topic.
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The faculty is quite good and the strength of my class is 60+ . The exams are going right now and the questions are not that difficult. The teacher are good in terms of teaching but sometimes they do go little fast so We need to put some extra efforts for reaching the limits. And the competition between students are quite High.
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The course as you would know is a very popular course among commerce background students. I always was interested in Economics and maths therefore I chose this course. The course is tough but the exams are not very tough to pass.
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I chose this course because I like political science as a subject a lot. The faculty-to-student ratio is also good like there are a maximum of 60 students for a teacher. I am not sure about the college qualification of the faculty but our principal takes an interview of the faculty. the term exams had a pretty decent amount of time to prepare and it was moderately easy to pass exams.
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From the 5th semester, most students become eligible for campus placements. Mostly various small companies visit those who are newly started working. The highest package is INR 6 LPA and the average is INR 3 LPA.
In there is an active placement cell that keeps on notifying students about upcoming job opportunities, internships as well as scholarships. Students start preparing for the placement in the 5th semester.
Chose the course because of interest in the course. The student ratio is good. The college is high on academics and strict with learning and teaching and overall representation in class and assignments etc. the lectures are taken on time by faculty and proper teaching and interaction in class.
Students become eligible for placements in their final year. Usually, about 20-30 companies offer placements that are course-related. Most of them are content, marketing and corporate roles. It would be better if roles from the journalism and publishing sector were also offered. My plans after the degree were to pursue Masters in Journalism from an International University and therefore I didn't sit for the placements. A point of concern was that sometimes placement dates were too close to examination dates and I think it would be better if this could be moved either before or after so that students can prepare adequately for both.
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