Birla Global University

Admission: The teachers here are mostly awesome, but some are just okay. The courses we take are practical and help us see how things work in the real world. The exams each semester are just right  not too hard, not too easy. It's a good balance.

Placement: The placements for BBA (H) course are pretty good. Companies like ADP and Deloitte offer salary packages from 2.5 LPA to 5 LPA, which is decent. Everyone in our course did summer internships and got placed easily. By the end of the course, we gain a lot of work experience and have good job opportunities lined up.

Campus: The campus has great facilities like sports areas and Wi-Fi in the rooms. There's a big library too. I like that there's a mess, cafeteria, Nescafe place, and snack shop for food. Lots of choices!

Admission: The management faculty at our college is pretty good overall. There are a couple of teachers who aren't that great at teaching, but the others really motivate and help us reach our goals. The course curriculum is practical and prepares us well for the industry. The exams are not too difficult as long as we attend classes and pay attention. They give us all the study materials we need, and the question papers are fair. You just need to score 33 out of 100 to pass.

Placement: Only 10% of us got placed in one company before graduating. ADP offered an average package of 3.5 LPA. The top companies for my course are ADP and PWC, but PWC didn't go further after the aptitude test. Our college doesn't offer internships, just research papers. We have to find our own internships, which is a bummer. Unfortunately, my course doesn't offer anything else.

Campus: The course I'm in doesn't have good facilities. There are Wi-Fi and network problems which waste a lot of our time. The classrooms are getting better as we go along. I don't live on campus, so I don't get as many benefits as the students who do. The food in the mess is not great, sometimes we even find insects in it.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always ready to help. The semester exams can be tough, but they do a good job of preparing you. I got a Pass SGPA of 5. The internal assessments are pretty straightforward, but the final exams are a bit challenging. We have 50 marks for internals: 25 for assignments and 25 for class tests as recommended by the teachers, and the remaining 50 marks are for the final exams.

Placement: Our BBA LL.B. course doesn't have great placements. Most students have to find their own jobs. However, MBA and BBA graduates get good job offers. The faculty is helpful when you need them. The Dean is strict, but overall he's trying to make the college better.

Campus: The campus has great facilities, including a nice hostel. The food is decent, better than other colleges, though it can be inconsistent sometimes. I like that there's a Nescafe on campus and a cafeteria with affordable meals. Overall, it's a good place to be.

Admission: If you want to be a business leader, this is a great place to learn. It's a really top business school in India with awesome teachers, especially in finance and economics. The faculty here is experienced and they do a great job. They're super helpful and really care about teaching us. Exams happen every semester and they're not too hard to pass. The class has about 50 students and the course fees are around INR 400000 a year.

Placement: Last semester, we had campus placements and most students got job offers. Big companies like Accenture, IBM, TCS, Infosys, Microsoft, and more come to our college for hiring. The highest salary offered was 38 LPA, while the average was 8 LPA. It's great to see so many opportunities for us here.

Campus: The hostel rooms come with a bed, closet, table, and chair. There's electricity and water available all day. They're made for three people, but usually only two stay in each. If you want, you might be able to snag a single room. The room quality is pretty good, I'd rate it 8 out of 10. To get a room, just fill out a form at the admin office, give it to the hostel warden, and you're set.

Admission: The college is great for practical learning. The teachers have Ph.Ds from top universities and are really helpful. They make classes interesting and easy to understand. It's easy to approach them for help and feedback. The exams are fair and help us learn well. The class size is around 50 students and the course fee is around INR 400000 per year. I feel like I'm getting good preparation for my future career and studies here.

Placement: In our college, students start getting job opportunities from the 5th semester. Companies such as PR Hub and Value 360 usually come for placements, giving different job options. The highest salary could be about 30 lakhs per year, while the average is 8 lakhs per year. Around 70-80% of students get placed, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The best thing about BGU is the hostel. Each room has AC and is really comfy. The rooms are big with high ceilings and large windows. The food at the mess is top-notch 24/7. It's tasty, nutritious, and super clean. The mess staff are always on top of things. BGU is the place to be for good living and great food!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really top-notch - they graduated from IIM and IIT! Their teaching style is super easy to understand, like talking with family. The semester exams are a breeze, and you just need to show up 70% of the time to take them. The passing rate is around 40-60%. Plus, the faculty is really nice and friendly.

Placement: Most students get jobs after graduation, which is awesome. The pay varies from 2.5L to 7L. Big companies in digital marketing hire a lot. Students also do internships in sales and marketing roles like STPI, sales executive, and marketing manager.

Campus: The campus here is awesome! The food and hostels are top-notch. We've got Wi-Fi all over the 3-acre campus, even in classrooms, bathrooms, and the library. The mess food is really good. Plus, we have great faculty and sports facilities like badminton, football, and basketball.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They make learning easy. The course prepares us well for the industry. Exams are not too hard, with a pass rate of around 50%. It's a breeze to pass.

Placement: Around 130 students out of 180 got jobs. The highest salary was 16 LPA, while the lowest was 4 LPA. The average offer was 6 LPA. Top companies hiring for my course are KPMG, KEI Wires and Cables, and Haldirams. About 30-40% of students got internships at places like Amul, Bank of India, and Dabur.

Campus: The campus has really good Wi-Fi and computer labs. They also have English labs and a nice library. The food in the mess and canteen is okay. You can get medical help anytime. But they don't focus much on sports here because they're all about the courses.

Admission: I picked this course because I was really into the subject and wanted to try something different by switching from accounts to management. The exams are scheduled by the teachers with breaks in between. The faculty is great, with knowledgeable professors who are always ready to help. The exams are strict, so no cheating! There are 54 students in each class and the course costs INR 400,000 per year.

Placement: Once we finished the second semester, we started with placements. I interviewed with companies like Wipro, Ceasefire, Bajaj Finserv, and Om Logistics. Around 80% of us got placed. Right now, I'm working as a marketing executive at an IT firm.

Campus: I stayed in the hostel and it's great. They have awesome facilities at a good price. You can play all kinds of games there. They give us food three times a day plus a light evening drink. The meals usually have rice, bread, lentils, yogurt, salad, and sometimes extras like chole bhature. The best part is how clean everything is and how the staff is always on time. The college picks your room for you. In the room, you get a closet, table, chair, mirror, beds, fan, and Wi-Fi. It's all good!

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and have a lot of experience. They're super helpful. The syllabus prepares us well for the industry. We have to do a 2-month internship and a project report, which is great for getting hands-on experience. The faculty members are like mentors and help us a lot.

Placement: The college has a top package of 22 Lac CTC and an average package of 8.5 Lac CTC. Lots of big companies like Deloitte, ADP, TATA AIG, and more come for placements. Almost all students, about 95%, get placed.

Campus: The campus is huge, with 30 acres of space to explore. The library has two floors and you can use Wi-Fi everywhere on campus. There are labs for hands-on learning and the hostel is top-notch. The classrooms are great too, with all the multimedia tools you need. It's an eco-friendly place and the food in the mess hall is really good. Plus, there's a gym on campus and sports fields for cricket, basketball, football, volleyball, and badminton. And don't forget about the cafeteria, Nescafe, and snack shop for those study breaks.

Admission: I picked this course because I'm really into supply chain management, and this college is top-notch for that. The professors here are super knowledgeable and experienced. They're always there to help and chat with you. I used to talk to them after class to clear my doubts. They're friendly and give good advice when you need it. The exams are not too hard, and they happen every semester.

Placement: The college helps with placements and promises 100% placement support. They have a team just for this, reaching out to companies and talking about pay. The highest salary is around 35 lakhs a year, while the average is 10-12 lakhs a year. Different companies come to campus, like ones in consulting, finance, HR, Marketing, and supply chain. I hope to secure a job through the college and start my career in my preferred field.

Campus: The hostel has double rooms with furniture and shared bathrooms. There's a lift and 2 mess options on campus. The food is tasty and nutritious, served 4 times a day. They offer a variety of local dishes. You sign up for a room when you get admitted.