Year | 1 | 2 | 3 |
---|---|---|---|
Tution fees | ₹800 | ₹800 | ₹800 |
Registration fees | ₹25 | ₹25 | ₹25 |
Other fees | ₹1640 | ₹1540 | ₹1540 |
Total Year Wise fees | ₹2,465 | ₹2,365 | ₹2,365 |
The candidate should have passed 10+2 with 50% marks.
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The curriculum was well structured and was absolutely relevant to the field, key concepts and skills. The curriculum will prepare for you the real world challenges, but could improve on practical part for further academic pursuit. Teachers should engage more with students during lecture and make it compulsory for everyone to attend the lecture and should set the benchmark of 75% attendance, this is the only thing which should be improved for better result of students.
Well, that would make a long list. 1. I always had a thing for commerce ( as a result it was my subject till 12th). I found it more realistic and relatable ( though I don't chase money blindly) 2. Professional courses like C.A., and C.S never gathered my interest simply because they could easily tie you up to one field, narrowing your vision to a unilateral one. ( I appreciate their professionalism though) 3. I always wanted to be part of policy formation at the apex levels. Commerce ( and it's bachelors degree) can take me there faster than anything else. 4. I love the subject and I think is valid enough to be the only reason too.
My course name was mcvc vocational commerce n the course was awesome n in fact faculty members were too awesome so I choose this course because of accounts subject and students ratio was 1: 40 students in one class . There were Qualified faculty members and their teaching were good. So exam were twice in a year and passing exams was not that easy but it was okay
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The college fees were very feasible and were not expensive at all. It was INR 2500/- during my time and I'm not aware of today's fee structure there. We had to pay separate fees for examination and library. The fee structure was feasible for a middle class person but was not for a poor.
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