Environment and facilities is good. You will have all the basics covered although facilities are quite old. Management is bad, quite bad. But so too is other university. You just have to get used to hoe they work and get on with life.
No. Parking in campus is extremely hard to find. It is easier to score in exam than to find a parking. However, you do have plenty of parking slot outside the campus, you just have to walk abit more that's it.
Sorry can't answer on job prospect.
I was in similar situation before. The answer is can. But here is a few possible problems that you will face.
1st, priority will be given to new students by the time you look to transfer. It means that slot will be made available for new students first, when all are registered and there are still slots, then only they will entertain you.
2nd is that most likely they will not offer in next year October intake as well. However, there are certain pre-requisite subjects that you need to take in order to move to banking and finance 2nd year. AND these subjects by right are taken in your 1st year 3rd semester. All things considered here, you may have to finish first year, then stop for one semester, wait for march offer then only enroll. If there's no more slot for march, you may have to defer your studies to June. Or you can juggle around your subject and take similar subs first after your first year. But doing so and not following your course structure is highly not recommended. Especially with the new system that give priority to students following course structure. Can get it?
3rd, like I said there are certain subjects that requires you to score certain grade.
4th is once you are settled with your group of friends, it will be difficult for you to leave the surroundings. If you are adamant to change then that should not be a problem.
referring to ur answer about the changing course on 2nd part, does it means im only allowed to change my course after 1st year? what if i want to change it during my 2nd or 3rd trimester on my 1st year?
thank u for ur explanation anyway. i appreciate it.