Atmiya University

Admission: Our one-year course has 2 SEE exams. The college teachers are super helpful and all have PhD degrees. Each teacher specializes in their own area of research and teaches in a really interesting and informative way. The exams are pretty challenging, but the passing rate is over 60%.

Placement: After finishing our course at college, we can look forward to starting our own lab. We have internship opportunities at places like Sanjivani Metro Polyclinic, Sterling Hospital, Howkard Hospital, and Neugen Pathology Lab. The pay for jobs here ranges from 3 LPA to 6 LPA. It's a great opportunity to gain practical experience.

Campus: The college campus is really pretty with nice design and lots of trees for a natural vibe. The classrooms have AC and there's Wi-Fi everywhere. Each department has its own lab and there's a big library too.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart  they all have Ph.D.'s and know a lot about what they're teaching. The exams each semester aren't too hard as long as you pay attention in class, so you can get good grades without stressing too much. Plus, if you work hard, you can end up with a solid CGPA.

Placement: I was happy to see that about 25 students got jobs through campus interviews, which is around 70% of the total. Companies like Zydus hired students for QA jobs, and Lupin Pharma hired around 8 students for production roles. It's great to see these opportunities for us students.

Campus: The library and study areas have AC and Wi-Fi for research. Classrooms have projectors and other stuff we need. The library is a good place to study and stays open until midnight.

Admission: I gotta be honest, the faculty and courses at our college are disappointing. The teachers don't seem to care about teaching us properly. All they do is make us memorize stuff for exams. Plus, the subjects aren't that great either.

Placement: We're in the 2023 batch studying Bachelor in Computer Applications. The course gives us a lot of hands-on experience with computers and coding. However, our college doesn't have many job opportunities since we mostly learn from books. It's tough to apply what we've learned outside of class.

Campus: Our college has great infrastructure. The classrooms, labs, and library are awesome. The library has three floors with books for every subject. They also have facilities for disabled students, which is really cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful with everything. They mostly have M.Tech degrees in different fields, and some even have PhDs. I think they're all qualified for this college. Each term, we have 3 exams: CIA-1, CIA-2 (internal exams), and SEE (External End Examination).

Placement: Most people who applied for jobs got placed, around 85-90% from what I've seen. They all seemed happy with their jobs. The college doesn't have big companies like MNCs, but the local ones are pretty good. The average salary offered is around 360,000.

Campus: The library at our college is top-notch, with over 100,000 books. Each hostel room had good WiFi connections. The college's infrastructure is solid. The food at the Mess is really good, serving authentic vegetarian Gujarati food.

Admission: The course curriculum is awesome! It's super practical and gives you tons of chances to actually use what you're learning. We have three exams each semester: CIA 1, CIA 2, and SEE. The lessons are taught with projectors, and the labs are great for hands-on practice and getting feedback on where we mess up.

Placement: Most students here get internships, which is awesome. It's a cool chance to get some work experience before graduating.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities! The library is stocked with tons of books on every topic. You can grab breakfast and lunch at the canteen, and the sports area has spots for playing kabaddi, cricket, and basketball.

Admission: The college really helps us learn new tech stuff, pushes us to think differently, and inspires us to be leaders. Plus, they organize cool events like hackathons and talent shows with other colleges.

Placement: The placement minimum is 60%, and big companies come for hiring. It's all about our skills. 90% of us get jobs after finishing the course. The course is 2 years long, and the final semester is all about internships. That's where we learn and grow our skills.

Campus: The Wi-Fi and MCA labs at our college in Gujarat are really cool. They are huge, but there's no AC. The air circulation is good though. The library is super peaceful, but they're pretty strict. The mess food for lunch and dinner is amazing, especially if you love Gujarati dishes. We have two canteens on campus, one for everyone and another just for girls.

Admission: Some teachers here are really great, they love what they teach and are super dedicated. They've got Ph.D.'s and are awesome at their job. But then there are some teachers who just want to get through class and don't seem to like what they teach. The BCA program for the 2023-26 batch doesn't really cover all the important stuff. Other colleges in Rajkot have more advanced courses compared to Atmiya. The exams aren't too hard, especially if you pay attention in class. You can easily get a 7-8 GPA. Oh, and don't forget, you need to attend 80% of the classes each semester.

Placement: The placement scene for BCA isn't too great. Not many students get placed from the campus, probably less than half. Most prefer going for higher studies or finding jobs off-campus. The highest package is around 4 Lacs, while the average is 3 Lacs. Recruiters like Infinity and local companies come for placements. In the 5th semester, students need to find an internship on their own. Popular job roles after BCA include Software Developer, Web Developer, Web Designer, and App Development.

Campus: The facilities here are good. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus. The computer labs are okay, but they work fine for our projects. The classrooms are big and bright. The library at Atmiya is the best spot. It's got 3 floors, even a quiet reading room. You can use the e-library section with plenty of computers from morning till night.

Admission: The teachers here are always ready to help you out. They really get you ready for the real world. The exams can be tough, so you gotta study hard. But they're fair. The department buildings are spacious and nice. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi for students, and you can't use your phone during classes.

Placement: Most students at Atmiya get jobs after graduation, which is great. Computer engineering program is pretty good, though most companies hiring are local. Getting internships here is not a problem. Teachers are good, but they could be more helpful online sometimes.

Campus: The labs in every department have top-notch computers and internet access with secure passwords. They're super safe with lots of cameras around. The lab lobby is spacious with comfy AC and nice wooden floors. It's a cool spot to study.

Admission: The teachers at Atmiya University are really helpful and easy to talk to. They explain things well and make sure we understand both the theory and real-life use. The subjects we study are up-to-date with what's happening in the job market, which is great. Exams are not too hard, but they make sure we really get the concepts. Most students pass their exams, showing that the university cares about us doing well.

Placement: I went to Atmiya University in Rajkot, Gujarat. They really focus on getting us ready for jobs in different industries. They help us find placements by giving us training and support. Students usually end up working in big companies in IT, management, and manufacturing. The exact number of placements might change, but we usually get good job offers. We also do internships to get real-world experience. After graduating, you could become a software developer, business analyst, or project manager. If you want to know more about placements, just ask the training and placement cell or check the official website.

Campus: At Atmiya University, there are cool classrooms with Wi-Fi, labs with all the gear you need, and a big library. The hostels have comfy rooms and the food is good and clean. If you get sick, there's a clinic on campus. You can play sports and games to stay healthy and have fun. It's a great place for studying and chilling out.

Admission: The exams in this course were pretty straightforward. We had five in total  two internal exams, one final exam, one practical internal exam, and one practical final exam. All the professors had Ph.D.s and knew their stuff well. The teaching was good, and the pass rate was around 50%. It wasn't too hard for students who are good at analyzing things.

Placement: A lot of us did internships which was cool. Around 12-15 students got jobs on campus. The Chemistry department had two main courses: Organic and Analytical Chemistry. Pharma companies hired most of us for roles in QC, R&D, RA, ADL, and more.

Campus: The hostel wasn't there, so we had to find a place near the college to stay. Luckily, transportation was easy to get in the city nearby. The library was nice, but the classrooms weren't all air-conditioned. We had regular classrooms, but the fancy ones were in the Virani building. The labs were decent too.