Joint general secretary of the association Pranav Shroff told Express Newsline, that students would be briefed about the course contents and the style of the entrance exam paper. According to him, only if students were aware of the course content and it's future prospects, would they come forward to joining the course.

He said as the university offers a wide range of courses, students should be careful while deciding to join a particular course.

The orientation programme would help instill confidence in the students and also help prepare them for the entrance examination. Shroff said the programme would also include a preview of group discussion and personal interview.

``Generally, students are apprehensive of a group discussion, so we decided to include it in our programme,'' he said.

The session will be held at the main building of the Faculty of Commerce, he said, adding, even if the admission procedure at the faculty was disturbed, the programme would be held.