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ADVANCED LEARNING
Our college organize series of session for students who academically sound good. Session on communcatiom skill, personality development, goal setting and many apart from regular syllabus. They are also constantly motivated and inspired to get university rank.
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PEER LEARNING SESSIONS
Peer learning sessions are conducted by college for academically weak students to help them to do better in their studies. In this academically good stundents are made trainer and under them 4-5 students are assigned to help them in their academics.
REMEDIAL SESSIONS
Remidials session are conducted by teachers on students demand for revising and also for clearing doubts. Teachers use many method of teaching for students to understand concepts clearly. Also guest lectures, many videos and notes provided by teachers for same.
GROUP DISCUSSIONS
Group discussion are arranged by teachers to improve the communication and presentation skills of every student. Students are provided with anytopic related to syllabus or out of syllabus and ask them to keep their point on same
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES
Personality development programmes are arranged by college for overall students development from how to speak in public, how to present themselves as a individual in society and so on . Recently "Super 30" programme is organized by college. Students who were ranked top five in academic year from first years of each department were selected for same. To make them learn how to set goals and achieve them.
ADVANCED LEARNING
In Advanced learning sessions students are encourged and guided by teachers to take up competitive exams like GATE,CAT,PGCET ect. Advising them to participate in group discussion, technical quzzies to develop their analytical , problem solving skills ability in them, so to improve their presentation skills. These students are also appointed as trainer to help other students during peer learning sessions. Live projects and individual academic counselling are also provide to same.
ACADEMICALLY WEAK LEARNERS