Chandigarh Group of Colleges Jhanjeri B.Sc Forensic Science Review By Urvashi

It has been a new point of my life at this college. As I look through them, the most precious moments of my life seem to have occurred here. The faculty of the institute is most impressive. Some of the teachers are really great – passionate, knowledgeable, and actually caring about our growth. They take time to understand the strengths and weaknesses, which helped us, improve upon individual feedback. They are also very experienced in educational and practical field knowledge. The course itself is a different topic. Some subjects are interesting, relevant, and included hands-on activities and real-world applications. Others seemed a bit disjointed, being too much on theory and not enough on practical experience. It was clearly in their minds that it wasn't just about equipping us with technical ability, but also our thinking to critically, creatively, and innovatively solve problems. the placement issued and the social life at college is so lacking. I feel that it could have been more responsive in providing resources and accommodations to students who are struggling. Except this I was truly pleased by the institute's ability to listen and react to criticism. They gave every indication of really needing and valuing our contributions; they really made concerted efforts to address our worries. The community at the institute was warm and very welcoming. I really made great connections with my fellow students, and we supported each other in all our efforts throughout this journey. If you're considering CGC, I'd like to tell you to do it: be aware of potential dangers, don't be afraid to speak to want and act to get out of every ounce possible in the experience. All in all, I spent a very great time at the college. I feel really good about the opportunities I had there.

I have been in Chandigarh Group of Colleges, (CGC) Jhanjeri since the year of 2023, studying B.Sc Forensic Science. This is a three-year full-time course geared toward imparting skills to students at an initial level to prepare them for a career in Forensic Science. If someone wants to join, they will need to have gone through 10+2 preferably with Physics, Chemistry, and either Biology or Math with at least an aggregate of 50 percent, and, of course, has passed English. I was really into Forensic Science and how it helps solve crimes. I signed up for this program because CGC Jhanjeri has a great reputation for being super academic, with awesome facilities and knowledgeable teachers, so it felt like the right pick for me. Honestly, the program has been just what I hoped for, giving me a solid education and hands-on training in forensic analysis, crime scene investigation, and collecting evidence. The way they teach in the program is quite engaging and effective, as it combines lectures, practicals, tutorials, and seminars. The teachers are really experienced and know their stuff, and they have real industry experience that they share in class. They also throw in internships, projects, and guest talks from industry pros, which is really good for getting some hands-on experience and making connections. One of the most exciting aspects of the program is that it gives a lot of importance to hands-on training. The college has pretty awesome lab facilities and equipment, allowing a student the chance to get really deep into forensic analysis and investigations. What's more, the program has solid industry connections those open doors to internship, placements, and networking opportunities. The bad thing about it is you cannot even choose which courses you want because it is pretty structured that has to stick to a fixed curriculum for everyone. Still, you get a better-rounded education from this since it feels quite restrictive for other interests to dive into on your part. Honestly, I am actually happy that I decided to pursue the B.Sc Forensic Science program offered by CGC Jhanjeri. I was able to get some great knowledge base along with practical expertise and many fine industry connections. I completely would suggest this program for any student considering a career path in Forensic Science.

The faculty members are diversified sets of experienced educators and professionals. They have deep knowledge in their respective fields and have a passion for sharing the same with students. Basically, their teaching mode is based on an interactive and stimulating mode of operation that is more likely in making the concept understandable through lectures, discussions, and hands-on activities that will apply in real life. Outside of class hours, they are very approachable. Questions can be raised outside class hours, especially questions on projects and career path guidance. They have very good teaching experience, 5-10 years of teaching experience, with most of them having 2-5 years of industry experience as well. They have even authored research papers published in national and international journals of great repute, also given paper presentations at national and international conferences, and undertaken work through industrial partners on research. This faculty is quite profound with their knowledge and mastery of their respective subjects. They are passionate about teaching and mentoring students, and they go an extra mile to ensure the students' success. The research projects and collaboration with industry partners provide students with a chance to engage in practical learning and networking. Generally, I am impressed by the faculty members. They are dedicated, passionate, and committed to helping students achieve their academic goals. Their strong industry connections and networking opportunities also give the students an edge in the job market.

Despite promises of 100% placement assistance, many of my batchmates and I were left to fend for ourselves when it came to finding jobs. There were a lot of irrelevant job placements, either unassociated with the student's studies or having very meager salary packages. Also, there was not much acquaintance or networking with top-line companies in the industry. Most of the companies which were visiting the campus for recruitment were small-scale or start-up companies with minimum scope for career growth, and the placement cell here had no personalized approach toward providing placement assistance. Individualized career counseling or resume-building assistance was not available to students, making it very hard for us to be noticed in the market of jobs. Over all, I would say that the placement cell at our institute needs improvement to be able to provide students with the needed placement assistance.

Yes our college provides hostel facilities to the students. there are different types of rooms available like ac and non AC. the fee varies according to the type of room. The fee of AC room is 155000 and non-AC is 110000. Hostels are good and can be opted during admission process of by visiting the DSA office. Hostels are quite good but the hostel food is quite average. Laundry service is also provided to the hostellers. In addition to this, well equipped gym is also made available in the hostel for the students.

The campus is covered with lots of buildings which are divided by the block numbers and usually represent the department each block belongs to. Apart from the college buildings there are lots of parks and gardens in the campus. whole campus is full of well maintained greenery which is my favorite thing in the whole college campus. there's also a specific location marked as food court which is the most common hang out spot for students. There are two hostel buildings one for girls other for boys. Many new buildings are in construction.

Campus Life is not very interesting due to the lack of proper social infrastructure. Tech fest Saviskar was held two months ago. And many other fests are organised frequently. Sports are available of all kind’s usually outdoor games are played here. Parks and the food court are the famous hangout spaces. The college is surrounded by a village and field which are not usually very preferred by students but it surly provides peace in the mornings.