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Kochi, KeralaPrivate UniversityEstd 2017

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An overwhelming campus life

3.5Helpful

Likes

The faculty knowledge and interaction with students is excellent .
The guidance given by the favulty for exam preparations are so good

Dislikes

Some management rules felt so biased and harsh .
The campus is not much focused into extra curricular activities .

Campus Life:

The overall experience was ok , no much techical activities are available . The library provided is highly beneficial . Sports fest do happen if the person is intrested they can high up their level .Student clubs are seen here

Sreelakshmi Krishna B.Sc {Hons.}, Applied Psychology (Enrolled 2023) Reviewed on Jul 21, 2024

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a thoughtful review of university life

3.8Helpful

Likes

The faculty there is very supportive and they take the lectures very well
Library is well developed one. it’s kept well disciplined and maintained well

Dislikes

The management is a scam. they are the least caring people of the university
disapproval of giving fund for travel expense for college duties

Campus Life:

campus life is very less. because the campus i'm studying is very small but the other campuses of cvv is well developed ones. so infrastructure is not good in my campus. club activities and extra activity and programmes are very good.

Gopika J B.Sc {Hons.}, Applied Psychology (Enrolled 2023) Reviewed on Jul 21, 2024

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Review of a student

3.3Helpful

Likes

Colleges provide good Teaching method and frendly atmosphere
B.com ( hon ) also integrated with ACCA with 9 paper exemption

Dislikes

There are not good much of facilitate to sports

Campus Life:

They mainly focus on religious aspects. For example, they celebrate the Ayodhya Temple inauguration in a deemed to a university which is followed by big drums and even a parade on the college campus which is done during the college's active hours, and even they are forcing the students to attend the program.

Farhan thayyib B.Com {Hons.}, General (Enrolled 2022) Reviewed on Jul 6, 2024

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Honest review of a student

3.4Helpful

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Chinmaya vishwa Vidyapeed provides Bcom(hons) + acca with 9 paper exception.
The location of the college is in the heart of kochi. We can easily access to everything.

Dislikes

Middle class family students cannot afford the fees.
There is no good facilities for sports,dances ect...

Campus Life:

The overall experience is 5 on 10. The campus life is good but not that good. Because they is no ground or sports to do in there. They focused on religious accepts and involving other students to it. The library is actually good but also contains their religious books. The class is good in technologies they uses smart classes.

Albin Thomas B.Com {Hons.}, General (Enrolled 2022) Reviewed on Jul 6, 2024

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LIFE AT CVV

3.7Helpful

Likes

University provides high standards on everything.
Better quality of teaching and building a feeling of one family.

Dislikes

Focuses on promoting Hinduism indirectly.
College is totally veg and does not sell anything which is non veg

Campus Life:

My campus here at Kochi is not so great infrastructure wise. It is a small space without even a playground. Apart from that the collage is on the top in cleanliness. they always makes sure that campus is neat and tidy. the collage is highly accessable. does have metro stations, railway staions , bus stops, etc in the 2km radius

TEMO ABRAHAM JOSE B.Com {Hons.}, General (Enrolled 2022) Reviewed on Mar 15, 2024

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Lavish Academic Experience, Global Opportunities, More Events but Puzzled Admins.

4.7Helpful

Campus Life:

I founded the Creative and Debating Society in 2018 which hosted debates, open mics, poetry sessions and other events. We eventually made it to winning at national events hosted by other Universities like pitch competitions, debate competitions and TEDx. So yes if you take initiative you will have a great learning curve, but if you wait for others to spoonfed, you won't get much. Professors will help you with preparations, initiatives and more. However, management will try putting you under their thumb. You have to manoeuvre your way out and official recognition for your club and adherence to student policy can help you. So yes, the popular clubs are Creative and Debating Society, Bharata Society(dancing society) and Grantha Club.

Aditya Raja B.Sc {Hons.}, Applied Psychology (Enrolled 2018) Reviewed on May 20, 2022

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