B.Sc. in Medical Laboratory Technology 

at Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar

The syllabus for BSc in Economics followed at GNDU and the colleges affiliated with it is spread over the course duration of three years. The course duration is further divided into six semesters. During each semester, students have to study various topics relating to Economics. Some of the broad topics included in the curriculum of BSc in Economics at GNDU are listed below:

• Microeconomics
• Macroeconomics
• Indian Economy
• International Economics
• Public Finance
• Economics of Development
• Quantitative Methods for Economists

 

Yes, for some course, GNDU takes admission without entrance exam. The admission to those courses is allotted based on the merit secured in the qualifying exam.  

Admission to following GNDU courses is based on merit in the qualifying exam:

UG Courses	PG courses
BTech (Urban &Regional Planning)	MEd
Bachelor of Tourism & Travel Management .	PG Diploma in Mental Health Counseling
BA	PG Diploma in Translation
BSc	MCom, MSc Mathematics
BPT	MBA, MCA, MSc (IT), MSc (Maths), MA (Eco), MA Punjabi, MCom

Gurunanak Dev University admission is done based on merit in the entrance exam or qualifying exam. Candidates willing to secure admission at GNDU must begin by meeting the course-eligibility criteria followed by filling out the application form and paying the application fee before the deadline.

Applicants are then required to appear for the relevant entrance accepted by the University. For candidates appearing for the entrance exam conducted by the HOD, the minimum marks for each category are as under:

Category	Minimum Marks required in entrance exam
General Category and Reserved categories (Other than SC/ST)	30%
SC/ ST	20%

After the selection process is completed, the University will release the merit list on its official website. All the candidates, whose name is on the merit-list, are required to appear for the counselling/ interview process for seat allocation and document verification process.

Guru Nanak Dev University offers a wide range of scholarships to the students on a wide range of parameters such as merit, means, and reserved category and to students with disabilities. Some of these scholarships include:

• Post-Matric Scholarships Scheme for Minorities
• Merit-cum-Means Scholarship for Professional and Technical Courses
• CS Top Class Education Scheme for SC students
• Central Sector Scheme of scholarships for college and university students, and more

The minimum percentage required for GNDU admission for some popular courses is mentioned below:

Courses	Eligibility
BE/BTech	Class 12 with 50% aggregate (45% for SC)
MBA/PGDM	Class 12 with 50% aggregate (45% for SC)
UG Diploma	Class 12
BSc	Class 12 with at least 50% aggregate (45% for SC)
BCA	Class 12 with at least 50% aggregate (45% for SC)
BCom	Class 12 with at least 50% aggregate (45% for SC)

 

As per the GNDU admission guidelines, candidates joins the programme, even for a single day, but later surrender their seat in writing, will be eligible for a refund of tuition fee and funds. However, the refund amount will be calculated after deducting the fees and funds for three months.

If candidates does not accept the admission offer from the University, the fees and funds paid by such candidates will be refunded after deducting processing charges of INR 2,000.

Guru Nanak Dev University admissions is both entrance and merit-based. Candidates who want admissions can apply online by visiting the official website. Also, candidates need to fulfill the eligibility criteria for GNDU admissions. The entrance exam accepted for BTech, MBA, and MTech course is JEE Main, Guru Nanak Dev University Management Entrance Test (GMET), and GATE respectively.

{Source: M.Sc. students & alumni}

Here's a summary of the key points:

Pros:

* Well-cooperative faculty members
* Relevant curriculum from an industry perspective
* Opportunities for internships and placements (around 40-60% of students)
* Good hostel facilities, including Wi-Fi, libraries, and recreational spaces
* Cultural events and festivals on campus
* Access to university library, computer labs, and sporting facilities

Cons:

* Placement opportunities may vary (some students reported limited placements)
* Salary packages may not be competitive (Rs. 1.5 Lacs to Rs. 6.5 Lacs per annum)
* Infrastructure improvements needed (old buildings, limited resources)
* Limited availability of internships
* Competition for placements may be high

Recommendation:
If you're passionate about your chosen subject and willing to put in effort, the M.Sc. programme at GNDU might still be worthwhile. However, consider the potential drawbacks and weigh them against your goals and expectations. Additionally, look into the university's efforts to improve infrastructure and placement outcomes.

Note: The above response is based on the provided text and aims to summarize the pros and cons of pursuing an M.Sc. degree at GNDU.

{Source: B.Sc. students & alumni}

Here are some key findings:

* Cooperative faculty: Students appreciate the supportive nature of the faculty members, who are willing to clarify doubts even outside of office hours.
* Relevant curriculum: The course curriculum is considered relevant and thorough, preparing students well for competitive exams and future careers.
* Limited placement opportunities: While the university offers limited placement opportunities, students can still find employment in various sectors, including government and private institutions.
* Infrastructure needs improvement: Some students mention that the infrastructure, particularly in certain departments, requires upgrading, while others highlight the lack of Wi-Fi connectivity.
* Mixed views on teaching quality: Opinions on teaching quality vary, with some students praising their professors' ability to explain complex concepts clearly, while others express concerns about inconsistent teaching standards.
* Good hostel facilities: The hostel facilities receive generally positive feedback, with comfortable living conditions and good food options.
* Cultural events and festivals: The university hosts various cultural events and festivals, providing students with opportunities to engage socially and develop their interests.
* No specialised facilities for B.Sc. students: Unfortunately, students pursuing a B.Sc. degree often face challenges due to the lack of specialised facilities and resources compared to other departments.

Overall, while GNDU receives mixed reviews, it seems that the university excels in areas such as faculty support, relevant curriculum, and hostel facilities. However, improvements are needed in regards to infrastructure, teaching quality, and resource allocation.