Shree Agrasain College Reviews on Placement, Faculty, Hostel by Students

I definitely had a satisfying experience at Shree Agrasian College, Howrah, West Bengal. The reason I chose this institute is because it did not have a compulsory 75% attendance criteria, which was very beneficiary for me as I am preparing for my CAT exam along with B.Com course. Other than this Calcutta University is a prestigious university over all India. I would definitely recommend this college for students who are preparing for some competitive exam and would not be able to attend college regularly.Read Full Review

Experience of this college was good regarding studies and faculty was supportive. My main reason to choose this college was it is under Calcutta university and it was close to my house which made it easier for me to travel. Shree Agrasain college is very close to Liluah station at a walking distance that makes it easier for students to travel.Read Full Review

I am a second-year student of Shree Agrasain College, Howrah. This college was established in the year 2002, with affiliations with the most prestigious Calcutta University. The college may not be ranked in India's top college list as compared to other institutions in the areas of Howrah and the nearby district, my college is the best. But unfortunately, my college does not have any accreditations from any international universities. But the reason why I choose this college is that conveyance is available at its ease, a student can travel by local trains free of cost or by buses. Shree Agrasain College is a self-financed college that is being established with the motive for fulfilling the need for professional studies in the area of Howrah. It is a unit of a charitable trust, Shri Radha Krishna.

When it comes to the admission process, it's very simple from other institutions. There is no entrance examination to appear for to take admission. Your need is just to have a strong build class 12th mark sheet. To get admission to Honors courses, you need to have a minimum of 70% of the aggregate marks, whereas, for general courses, you need to fulfill 50% of the total marks.Read Full Review