How different is it to study in a college that is in a remote location as compared to studying from a college in a big city?

It does not matters lot as many college built their campus in remote area because they can't get such a big size of land is not available in city. This does not matters a lot as BITS Pilani is one of the best college of India and this college is located in Pilani which is an small village of Rajasthan but for joining BITS student never think about remote or urban city. In fact, establishing a college in remote size has lot of benefit such as there is less disturbances, less crowd, nice environment which is not available in urban city. There is no better location for communing with nature than a rural college campus. From flowery meadows to forest canopies, these areas give you access to all kinds of greenery. They provide a place to explore during your off time and fresh air even when you’re busy. By Establishing college in remote area Campus size is big but if college is in Urban Area then it has lot of branch which make inconvenience for study and campus not look so beautiful. On a small-town campus, your inclusive community is waiting for you. Because there are fewer opportunities off campus, schools must make their campuses more appealing by adopting rituals and focusing on what they can do to make living in the dorms more attractive. For those in a city, one of the major concerns is how to pay bills such as groceries, rent, and entertainment. Rural college campuses have all the pluses without the drama. You get the high-quality professors, excited and engaged students, and the opportunities to study abroad or perform an internship just as you would anywhere else.

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Difference between studying in a college located in a remote location with a big city is as follows: (I) Advantages (a) No external disturbances to the academic environment. (b) No wastage of time. (c) Better support for teaching faculty. (d) More opportunities for personality development as students do not waste time and can use .university resources and infrastructure. (e) Better friendship opportunities and development of good network. (II) Disadvantages: (a) Difficulties and challenges in travel. (b) Some time remote colleges face challenges of attracting good faculty and students. (c) Remote colleges may miss out on pooled campus placement which happens in major cities. (d) Students of remote colleges miss on opportunities for seeking coaching and external support for higher studies. (e) Remote colleges students have to travel to big cities for competitive exam for jobs and higher studies. (f) Lesser opportunities for entertainment and stress bursting.

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I think, Now we live in an era where we can get all the study related stuff online. Many digital libraries by different universities and National Knowledge Network shall provide you with all the facilities. The differences you may feel are following: 1: Academically: For the academics, you won't face any problems. Most teaching is done inside campus only. You have NPTL and other online resources to fulfill our academic needs. 2: Project related stuff: If you live in a big city, you can always get the needs of the project, be it making of mechanical parts or binding the thesis etc. This turns out to be a great disaster if you live in a remote location. 3: Fun: Big cities always have more to enjoy and party locations. I myself have experience of IIIT, Jabalpur, that is located a bit remote and IIT, Delhi, where you can access any place via metro and Delhi is a big city. In Jabalpur, one might find himself struggling with purchasing parts of competitions or projects and other stuff, but in Delhi, one can easily have access to anything. Also when it comes to enjoyment, a big city has more to offer you that a remotely located place.

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