Goa University Fees 2026

Course offers 6 subjects in total where there is atleast 1 technical subject, 1 subject on Mathematical ability, 1 soft skill-based subject and 1 on economics regularly per semester. The other 2 remaining subjects can be another technical subject of lesser difficulty, a perspective building course , or a management related subject ; mostly accompanied by visiting faculty. Quality of teaching depends upon each subject:- for technical its good as long one simultaneously does a professional online course for better understanding of the contents. Same goes for one regarding based on mathematical ability. Curriculum is updated, but sometimes individual effort is much-more important.

Overall Infrastructure is good equipped with A.C. and Smart-board. However, laboratories is mostly used only for final practical assessments( if required, may not be case if its projects). Regular practicals are meant to be done on personal laptops which is also true for project presentation. Library is too far to be considered as walkable distance, would be viable option only for ones bringing personal vehicles. WiFi isn't strong enough when there are too many users with the same network, would be better to use your own personal-hotspot network. Food made available in the canteen isn't hygienic enough, would rather use swiggy, zomato or other online food ordering platform, or in the best interest for your own safety, bring your own food.

Best feature could be considered timings of classes, which is also its worst feature as classes can be cancelled at the vey last minute or could be shifted to evenings. There are Technical and cultural Events like Infofest and others for connecting with fellow peers. The faculty and support staff are supportive when it comes to events. Infofest takes place within GBS campus however when it comes to sports events, the venue concerned is GU Sports section and the university ground

Placement quality is moderate, mostly offered by local companies based within Goa. While the placement cell provides support and soft skill training, top-tier tech firms rarely visit. Industry exposure is improving through seminars.

It feels average to be considered value for money however individual effort is much more important. Cost per year is around 20k.

Well it's quite good compared to other colleges. Although I liked the academics. also we have to some good professor to help us and they are always available for us. And there are also great events happens.

It's 10 on 10 because when I first entered the college it was under construction but now I am in 2nd yr and the infrastructure is really osm..♥️♥️. In our university we have lots of building is are also good but ours is something else.

It's 3rd amazing place I like to spend time . Our campus is so large and it's very clean place.

I am not sure about this because i have not graduated yet but my I saw my senior getting placement so it's good. They are working in a good company and they sems happy after getting placed in company.

Absolutely. I charges us 20k per year which is kind of good for a middle classes students wo wanted to pursue this course. I also recommend lots of peoples to study in our college.

Academically, there’s definitely room for improvement. The syllabus covers the basics, but it doesn’t go deep into current or industry-relevant topics, especially in a field like Data Science that’s evolving so fast. There’s very little hands-on or practical learning, and most of the teaching feels quite old-school. We rarely get real-world exposure through industry projects or collaborations. The evaluation system is very traditional, and it’s hard to stay engaged in lectures. To be honest, the curriculum and teaching methods really need an upgrade.

Goa Business School offers a great learning environment for MSc Data Science it's campus is very big in greenary but if someone has no vehicle for them to travel from one block to another is difficult but campus is old not very up to date

Campus life is alright – nothing too happening but not bad either. There are a few cultural like plateunica and playyon etc and academic events now and then, but they’re not very consistent or exciting.You’ll need to take the initiative if you want to make the most of student life. The environment is peaceful and friendly, which is great, but the overall vibe could definitely be better

Placements are one of the weakest areas here. For non-engineering and general courses like ours, there are barely any companies that come to campus. The placement cell isn’t very active, and most of us have to hunt for internships and jobs on our own. There’s almost no training or prep for interviews either, which is disappointing. This area definitely needs urgent attention if the university wants to stay competitive.

One thing I will say is that the course fees are quite affordable compared to private universities. That makes education here more accessible. But because placements and academic support aren’t very strong, the return on investment really depends on how much effort you’re willing to put in on your own. If you’re self-driven, you can make it work and get value out of it, but don’t expect the university to do all the heavy lifting.