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Villa Marie College for women B.A. Courses & Fees 2025
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- Villa Marie College for women B.A. Eligibility & Highlights 2025
- Villa Marie College for women B.A. Popular courses
- Villa Marie College for women B.A. Student Reviews
Villa Marie College for women B.A. Eligibility & Highlights 2025
Villa Marie College for women B.A. is offered in a single specialisation in a Full Time mode. The available course specialisation is English. The duration of the UG course is 3 years. Admission to these courses is based on CBSE 12th and TSBIE and the availability of seats for the chosen specialisation. Given below are the key highlights for the Villa Marie College for women B.A. courses:
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Anonymous
B.A. (Psychology, Communication, Journalism, English Literature) - Batch of 2025
1.4
3Placements1Infrastructure1Faculty1Crowd & Campus Life1Value for Money
Dissatisfied with the faculty, management and curriculum of this college. Waste of money and time.
Placements: Only BBA students have the most opportunities for both internships and placements. Most of the students in the B.A. department even get decent placements through college. They never even let us, B.A. students, know about good internships and placements. We were allowed to do any internships until last year. And in the last year, they gave enough to students as well. I never heard of a B.A. getting a good internship or placement ever through the college.
Infrastructure: The classrooms have very old and very comfortable furniture. Our backs and legs hurt within half an hour of sitting on those benches. The projectors are in only a few rooms so we have to shift to other classes, which is very convenient. There is an auditorium, which is as comfortable as classrooms. It accommodates enough students for an event. Despite the less space, they invite a larger audience. They sold students for not adjusting to their small space after calling too many people in the auditorium.
Faculty: Teachers are mostly young people trying to fill their gap year; some teachers make us study on our own and never teach. They themselves lack knowledge. The curriculum is just that we are forced to write exams when classes happen in the first place. For semester exams, we have to cover a lot in a short time as we go to college to cover our 75% mandatory attendance. Our time is wasted going to college and sitting idle. They rush everything in the last few days and force us to write simple college tests a day before semester exams.
Other: I honestly took up psychology because I like it.
But studying in this college feels like signing up to study the subjects on my own without any guidance whatsoever. The whole college needs to remove the existing staff, including office staff. Everyone is very rude to students; they need to get some good teachers who will atleast work for three years. We have only one teacher for one subject. We have only one teacher for psychology and one journalism teacher for upto six batches of students. Constantly changing teachers is leading to no stability in teaching. The events are very bad. All events include a three-hour bout of boasting the college and some very bad performances by lunch at 4. We reach the venue by 9 and food is provided at 4. When asked for some more food, they sold us. We pay for our events as usual, but when some students don't want to attend the event, they still force them to pay for it. They threaten to not give hall tickets and not consider assignments if they are not paid. Why would a student pay for an event he or she doesn't want to attend? And even after paying, they give us a proper event.
Reviewed on 14 Apr 2024Read More
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Alekhya Adiraju
B.A. (Psychology, Communication, Journalism, English Literature) - Batch of 2021
3.8
3Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
I am not happy with the guidelines of OU regarding assignments and projects.
Placements: I am in the first year. So, I don't know much about placements. I am looking forward to take a peek at the opportunities provided for all Villa Marian students during the campus placements. I've heard quite a few things about the campus placements that most of them were quite good.
Infrastructure: The academic building itself is quite spacious. Classrooms are good. An auditorium is available to conduct lectures and other programs. The library is good. Food provided in the canteen is great. A stationary shop is also available to make things easier for students. We neither have a playground nor Wi-Fi facility.
Faculty: The teachers are quite helpful and maintain a two-way environment in the classroom, which is always open to discuss anything. However, I do not appreciate the methods that are followed for assignments and projects in Osmania University since it's very monotonous and does not involve practical learning. Those are just written assignments which might be copied from an article on the internet. I think that assignments should involve research and understanding because spoon feeding the students is never proved helpful in the practical world, which the students will face once they step out of the college.
Reviewed on 10 Oct 2018Read More
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Barkha
B.A. (Psychology, Communication, Journalism, English Literature) - Batch of 2027
2.8
2Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Good faculty, dissatisfied because of infrastructure, good classroom environment.
Placements: 60% students were placed
the highest package was 8lpa while the lowest package was 1lpa average package was 2lpa
We had placement from top companies like Amazon Deloitte and Microsoft among other various companies
We did not get any internship during the course, it was only in the final year and it was not paid approximately 30% students got internship
Top roles offered are journalism .
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is quite average the B.A. classrooms are in the basement which makes the atmosphere very dark and claustrophobic
Fans don't work, benches are comfortable, there is no Wi-Fi connection labs are well maintained and organised
There is no in campus hostel facility .
Faculty: The teachers are very friendly and helpful making the classroom environment very cheerful. The course can get better, it is little outdated
The difficult level is very low, the question booklet is given and in the exam question from the same booklet are asked, 80% is the pass percentage .
Other: I chose B.A. because I want to pursue my career in journalism, the best part is the photography classes we had under this course, we were also taken to field trips. The teacher who teaches journalism is extremely good, everything is easy to understand and 10times more fun with her
The classroom infrastructure can improve a lot
The amount of events and fest happening are very less, the crowd is very diversified, campus is situated in the city itself soo availability of public transport is easy around the campus, there is scholarship only for sport quota, extracurricular activities are happening everyday in classroom itself and it is very fun to be a part. The college is not very strict overall but maintains to follow discipline.
Reviewed on 3 Nov 2024Read More
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Surabhi Maisheri
B.A. (Psychology, Communication, Journalism, English Literature) - Batch of 2015
4.4
3Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
It is the best college to study.
Placements: Placements were quite poor for art students when compared to other departments. Hardly, a few companies visited the campus. No internships were provided to the students. There is no placement cell in the college. Students are disappointed in terms of placements, but the quality of education is up to the mark.
Infrastructure: The college has facilities like an amazing library, well-ventilated classrooms. The campus is huge, and there are sports and games room, science labs, a mass communication lab, and a hygienic canteen which provides quality food. No hostel rooms are available. In terms of infrastructure, it's the best college in the city with all the facilities.
Faculty: Lecturers were highly qualified, helpful, and knowledgeable and gave us exposure to what that we need. Especially, the curriculum for arts students needs to be revised every two years as the world keeps on changing in various terms.
Other: Various in-house activities and events were conducted. The campus is quite huge and well-maintained. There will be a lot of fun at the time of fests.
Reviewed on 7 Jul 2018Read More
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Asmita Jain
B.A. (Psychology, Communication, Journalism, English Literature) - Batch of 2017
3.6
3Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
It's a good college, but the office staff should stop being rude to the students and parents.
Placements: The placements were fine. Most of the placements were for all graduate courses in general, and subject-specific placements were very few like jobs for journalism, and all weren't there. Few of the companies backed out to conduct placements at last moment.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure in the auditorium and seminar hall was good. The infrastructure in the classrooms has a scope of improvement. In few of the classrooms, you have projectors, but they are not in every classroom. So, if one teacher already books that particular room, then the other class has to wait for their chance.
Faculty: Great psychology and French faculty are available in the college. Journalism faculty change every year, and most of them were freshers, so none of us was satisfied. By the time we start getting used to one particular teacher, the next year a new one takes their place, and it's difficult to adjust. Literature faculty were fine. Each year, you have a certificate course. The intermediate faculty are great as compared to the degree faculty.
Other: The canteen is good. You have many stalls. The campus crowd is good. The college doesn't provide free Wi-Fi. A lot of activities were conducted especially during November and December. Villa is famous for its fest. The main disadvantage is that the office staff bugs the students a lot for attendance or any other office related issue. You can't easily get out of college on your own even if you're unwell in which your parents have to come and pick you up. It is very hard for the working parents to leave their work and come to pick up their child. Would only recommend if the office staff stops being rude and stops insulting parents.
Reviewed on 3 Mar 2018Read More
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Anonymous
B.A. (Psychology, Communication, Journalism, English Literature) - Batch of 2025
3.8
4Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Good faculty, good facilities and good opportunities are given
Placements: Top recruiting companies are Hdfc, Deloitte, Infosys, Amazon etc.
Internship opportunity is provided to all the students it’s up to them to do it or not but majority of students go for internship
Majority of the students who went for campus placements got job offers
Infrastructure: Infrastructure is good library is there with a large variety of books, labs and sports ground are also there in the campus medical facility is also there .
Canteen is also there where you can find large variety of food options the quality of food is also good
Faculty: Teachers are qualified and very helpful. The curriculum is very much relevant they teach the students very well they provide good assistance the semester exams are not difficult . They will provide good study material for the exams . They provide good education
Other: They host a lot of events
Reviewed on 10 Jun 2024Read More
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Based on the reviews and feedback from students and alumni, here's a summary of the key points:
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* Average number of placements every year (around 40%)
* Maximum salary package offered: INR3 Lacs per annum
* the lowest salary package offered: INR3 Lacs per an
Based on the reviews and feedback from students and alumni, here's a summary of the key points:
Placements:
* Average number of placements every year (around 40%)
* Maximum salary package offered: INR3 Lacs per annum
* the lowest salary package offered: INR3 Lacs per an
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Atul Mishra
Beginner-Level 1
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Course Curriculum Structuring for B.Com at Villa Marie College for Women
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* Relevant Course Content: According to the reviews, the course curriculum is considered relevant
Course Curriculum Structuring for B.Com at Villa Marie College for Women
Here's an overview of the course curriculum structure for B.Com at Villa Marie College for Women:
* Relevant Course Content: According to the reviews, the course curriculum is considered relevant
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Atul Mishra
Beginner-Level 1
Answered 8 months ago
Villa Marie College for women provides programmes including B.Com, B.A, MBA/PGDM in streams such as Accounting & Commerce, Humanities & Social Sciences, Business & Management Studies, and are excellent for students to build their careers.
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Atul Mishra
Beginner-Level 1
Answered 8 months ago
Villa Marie College for women offers placement support to its students. Notable organizations that visit the institute for recruitment include H.G. Infra Engineering Pvt. Ltd, Topline Computers, Amazon Transpotaion, Kenneth Counsultancy Sarvices, Bhartiya Finicial Inclusion Limited, Heg Mandideep, L
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Atul Mishra
Beginner-Level 1
Answered 8 months ago
The seats availability for offered courses at Villa Marie College for women goes up to 180. Courses offerred by Villa Marie College for women are approved by eminent Government bodies such as AICTE.
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Atul Mishra
Beginner-Level 1
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