Bachelor of Science [B.Sc] {Hons.} (Computer Science) From DU, New Delhi

How are the placements & job opportunities? If no campus placement is offered discuss your employability or plans after completing the course. Mention the eligibility criteria for placement. Name a few visited recruiters and no. of offers made. Mention the highest and average package as per the company and profiles offered. Percentage of students getting plac

Due to covid, our batch had to complete 3 semesters in less than 1.2 years. The questions in the exam are more influenced by the previous year's questions and we can easily score well by studying properly from the readings and solving the previous year's problems.

The course curriculum is very good, you can get a good amount of free time and can get good marks also very easily. faculty for this course is very good, they will help you in every situation plus the teaching is also very good. Taking abt exams you can easily pass it not that much though if you study what they teach you, it's easy for you.

Keshav Mahavidyalaya is a very good college and the Course Bsc computer science hons. Is one of the best courses offered by the college. Teachers are supportive and understanding. The teaching method is excellent.

The college has a great curriculum and faculty members for the Computer science department. The teachers are one of the best for the subject and are in good numbers, even they are friendly with the students and help them to get placed, almost every teaches has PHD there and still there are doing research work in their respective subjects

The course curriculum is detailed and the information is concise. The total number of students in all three years is around 300 and the number of faculty members is around 15. The faculty members are Ph.D. qualified and they have years of experience as a result they are highly qualified for teaching.

I opted for Computer Science and the curriculum is designed by Delhi University and that is the same for all DU colleges. It was our fortune that we got better faculties for each subject though there were some exceptions too. But it was fine doing graduate from this college.

The faculty here is genuinely good, as in they are actually pretty considerate. We had only 3 months for sem 1 But even during that little time, teachers actually handled it quite well I'd say. We had Python in sem 1 and we studied it from scratch since many had come from different streams by the end of sem 1 almost all of us were on the same level when it came to Python. If it looks like I'm avoiding talking about any other subject we had, then yes I am. There's nothing particularly bad about the course just that the aec subjects are pretty useless evs (sem 1) and Hindi (studying it is not much of use if 80% of the class don't even remember how to write in it anymore) hope they'll keep it easy. first sem exams were quite easy to pass. anyone who just started studying a week ago would be able to pass the exam of course not with a perfect score but with a decent one.

I choose this course because it's amazing, interesting, and conceptual. If we talk about faculty and student ratio yeah it's almost good or rather I say it's best. All most every teacher has done their Ph.D. in their subjects or courses. The teaching method is quite simple but who cares about the method if things are understandable and easy to learn. Exams were on time like after 4 to 5 months of semester end. Some were easy to pass while some were difficult but overall the exams were easy.

My course is bsc(hons) computer science and the course has a wide scope. I've plenty of options open for me after completing this course. I'm completely satisfied with my college faculty. They are very helpful and guide us to the right path.