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The faculty to students ration is 70:1. the faculty to students relationship was great. teachers were supproting us in every situation. i liked the teacher whos name pandy sir he was the best faculties
course curriculum is well designed and covers most of the important topics. It helps in building good basics but I feel more practical exposure and industry related subjects should be added. Exams are held every semester with internals and if you study regularly they are not too difficult to clear.
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Please consider including: The faculty-to-student ratio. How is the faculty to student relationship and how approachable are the faculties? The name of the faculties you liked and why did you like them? Who are the best faculties? The names of the faculties you didn't like and reason for not liking them? How many exams are there and how easy or difficult are they? How many students fail to clear the exams? How relevant is the course curriculum?
The course is not long as it is only for 2 years plus the 6 months internship after the course. The course also just has 3 exams per year, 2 being the sessionals and the last one being the finals. They provide a good time period too prepare for the exams and the course is not that hard to study for. Every course we take be it BA or anything it will require hardwork same goes for DPharm.
I wanted work in share market field that's why I choose bcom course it helps me to understand about stocks/shares, business, economy etc. It also opens a wide range of future job opportunities so it was best course to choose for me.