B.A. in Odia
at Panabeda Mahavidyalaya, Orissa - Other

Public/Government Institute
Estd. 1998

B.A. in Odia
at
Panabeda Mahavidyalaya
Overview

At the UG level, Panabeda Mahavidyalaya provides a 3 years B.A. in Odia course. For this course, the total tuition fee is INR 36,600 for the entire duration. The maximum number of students that can enrol for this course is 64. Please click the link for more information about other courses offered under Panabeda Mahavidyalaya B.A..

Total Tuition Fees	₹36,600 Get Fees details
Duration	3 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Seat breakup	64
Type of University	Public/Government

B.A. in Odia

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B.A. in Odia
at
Panabeda Mahavidyalaya
Fees

The total fees of Panabeda Mahavidyalaya B.A. in Odia include multiple components, which candidates are required to pay semester-wise, annually or one-time. The total tuition fee for B.A. in Odia at Panabeda Mahavidyalaya is INR 36,600. Check out the different Panabeda Mahavidyalaya B.A. in Odia fee components below:

Fee components	Amount (3 years)
Tuition Fees The mentioned fee is as per SAMS Odisha. The fees might include components other than tuition fees. Fee for female candidate is 36400.	₹ 36,600
Total fee	₹ 36,600

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

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B.A. in Odia - Batch of 2022

Offered by Panabeda Mahavidyalaya

2.8

4Placements2Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money

Average college in a village area with supportive teachers, but poor infrastructure

Placements: Placements in our college were average since it was an arts and Science college in a rural area like Chhandehandi. Around 20 to 30% of students from our batch got placed, mostly in schools and some local institutions. The highest package was around 2.5 to 3 LPA, the lowest was 1.2 LPA, and the average package stood at around 2 LPA. Internship opportunities were very limited, and only a few students got short term training. The roles offered were mainly teaching, office staff, and basic support jobs. Overall, placement was average, and students usually need to look outside for better opportunities.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of our college was average. Classrooms were simple with basic facilities, and there was a small library for students. Wi-Fi and advanced lab facilities were not available. Hostel facilities were limited, and only a few students stayed there. The quality of food in the mess was average, and not many varieties were served. Medical facilities were very basic, and students usually depended on local health centers. Sports and games were conducted occasionally but not very regularly. Overall, the infrastructure was just manageable for a village based college.

Faculty: Teachers in our college were supportive and tried their best, though most of them used traditional teaching methods. Some teachers were well qualified and knowledgeable, but modern teaching tools were missing. The course curriculum was standard and helped in covering the basics of the subject, but it was not very industry oriented. Exams were of moderate difficulty, and most students could pass with regular study. The pass percentage was usually good, around 70 to 80%, as teachers guided us during exam preparation. Overall, the faculty and curriculum are average but helpful for completing graduation.

Other: I chose this course because it was affordable and available in my hometown. The best thing about the college is the low fee structure, which makes it possible for students from rural backgrounds to complete higher education. The campus crowd was friendly and supportive, and teachers were approachable. I wish the infrastructure, library facilities, and extracurricular activities were improved. Connectivity to the college was also a little difficult, as it is located in a rural area. Overall, it is a decent option for basic graduation, but it needs a lot of improvement in facilities and placements.

Reviewed on 4 Sep 2025Read More