Alankar Mahila P.G Mahavidyalaya B.Sc Review By Sujata Bhati

I have given 3 years of my life to this college, so I have my fair share of right to write about this college. I took admission in the year 2017 under the influence of my peer group and had a roller coaster journey of good and bad experiences, though it's not an A-listed college but fairly a decent one, with a pocket-friendly fee structure, which will prepare you for your future.

I was a science student and took admission in BSc (Chemistry and Biology) as I was not sure what to do next. To get admission in this college you must have an aggregate percentage of 60% in your 12th. They did their best in providing quality education and tend to take extra classes sometimes if lagging behind, but gave practical knowledge to students and helps in fieldwork too if enrolled in higher studies.

I got the opportunity to learn from some of the highly esteemed Ph.D. holders, and researchers turn teachers who were kind enough to get me through this journey. Faculties are very understanding and embedded their knowledge deeply into the students, for which I am very grateful of them. They will help you in every aspect of your life.

Back in 2020, I did not sit in the placement because my intention was not to do the job at that point in time but to pursue higher studies, but the students who sat in the placement got fair job opportunities of 3-4 LPA as freshers.

My house was near to the college so I really haven't had any chance to stay in, but heard from my friends who lived in the hostel that outings are closed after 6 pm on regular days, so make sure to get in time as the security guard will be creating an issue for you. On Sunday you can have a gala time with your friends outside but make sure to come back before 6 pm.

They have quite a good infrastructure filled with greenery, a basketball court, and a huge garden where you can sit in winter after your classes. They have a three-story building with three blocks, so even if you put on some extra pounds don't worry going up or down in the building as the classes will handle that.

You will have an enjoyable life on campus as they carry out 'n' number of fests and celebrations during their whole educational period. The samosa and kachori which are distributed in middle of the fest were my favorites, and how can one forget the dandiya nights and DJ nights. The real glamour of the college was seen there.