Comilla University - COU (reviews)

I am glad to say that the teachers are beneficial and kind. but the university is very small in size but it builds up day by day and the career facilities are up to you and that’s very tough here. My experience is very good because everyone is very helpful to me.

The university has a well-structured admission system that allows only talented students to get admitted to the programs. This is why it has a good environment created by students themselves. The University campus and buildings are so structured and organized. It has more than 50 programs and each of them is producing qualified graduates who represent the university in the important positions in the country. Some ambitious students also fly abroad for higher degrees. All facilities are quite good and supportive of students’ development.

I am neutral in reviewing the university as there are a lot of shortcomings I noticed as well as positive aspects I was happy about. The university does not have a great educational ambience on its campus so that students can automatically get motivated for good work. Relationships among the teachers and students are also very formal and there is a clear gap between university administration bodies and students. Although I have just completed my Master’s from this university, I sometimes wished to cancel my admission here thinking about the student politics on the campus, student-teacher distant relationship, no mentionable future-oriented educational services, and so on. Accommodation is also not good enough. However, I also found some teachers who are really different and think about the students, try to motivate them, and help them reach their destination. there were some good friends in my batch who used to play a great role in productive discussion and career talk. the prospect of this subject is good but in the end education and experience matter.

Apart from many other aspects, Comilla University is considered as a young university that had a lot of promises to be implanted. Still, it has been doing great. I studied Management as my bachelor program and I got some hope and motivation to finish it well. But one thing that seemed to be not perfect is that most of the lecturers are so young and have less experience in teaching at the university level. Even if they are doing well and trying hard to give their best, still there is a chance of directing the goals and purposes of the department in an unwanted way. The campus and Department environment are so good to go with. But being in a city that is not that rich in urban concepts, students suffer from different problems.
There should have some part-time jobs or tuitions for the students so that they can lead their life comfortably. However, overall I think this is a promising University to trust and go for.