Central University of Gujarat

Admission: I love the teachers in the English Masters program. It's tough, but worth it. The courses focus on Europe, which is cool. The professors are awesome and really help us learn. The semester activities are clear and easy to follow.

Placement: I really like Central University because they have lots of courses to choose from. I found some good internships in social work and Science. They also offer exchange programs for languages like German and Chinese. It's cool that they have conferences you can join in English and other languages like Hindi and Gujarati. Lots of options to explore here!

Campus: The campus had good facilities in the hostel. There was a room called VLRC (Visual Language Research Centre) with lots of computers for students to use if they didn't have their own. It was open all week for students to use. The staff and atmosphere on campus were friendly. The girls' hostel also had good basic facilities and was in decent condition.

Admission: I studied M.Sc. in life sciences. The professors are really knowledgeable and super professional. The way they teach and set up the course is top-notch. With their help, you'll ace any exams related to the subject.

Placement: This university is more focused on science, so we don't really expect good job placements. The literature and arts programs here are really top-notch. I'm not sure about job placements, but I do know a few friends from Chinese and German studies who landed jobs at Amazon.

Campus: The college doesn't have a permanent campus yet, but they're planning to build one soon. Right now, we have two campuses, but it's a bit of a hassle because the academic unit and library are in different places. You have to walk a bit to get from one to the other. The canteens aren't great - you can only get basic lunch and dinner thalis. If you're not into Gujarati food, you might struggle to find something you like to eat.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. Our dean, Professor Man Singh, invented some cool gadgets like the Survismeter. All the teachers have PhDs from top universities and IITs. The course covers a lot of topics, so we learn a ton.

Placement: Around 40% of students got jobs in different pharmaceutical companies, universities, and colleges last year. The highest salary was Rs. 33,000 per month, while the lowest was Rs. 12,000. The top company for hiring is in the petroleum industry. Unfortunately, we don't have internships for chemical science due to our project-heavy coursework. But students do summer and winter internships every year.

Campus: The Central Instrumental Facility (CIF) at our college has all kinds of instruments and well-equipped labs. There's a hostel for students and a digital library with free access to top journals. The library is open from 8 am to 12 am. It's a great resource for our studies.

Admission: The teachers really knew their stuff, all having Ph.D.s in the subject. They taught well and the course content was spot on. It definitely helps us get ready for a career in Industrial Chemistry. Exams were tough, but it all depends on how well you know the material. To pass, you need to score at least 60%, which is fair.

Placement: The students in my course were pretty good. Your package after graduation depends on how well you do in the course. They offer internships for students. I've heard they give job roles like university lab researcher, scientist, and more.

Campus: The university has good infrastructure. The Wi-Fi in the library and around campus is great and it's free. The library has tons of books. The facilities are nice and the food in the canteen is okay. They have a medical center and health care for students. There are sports and games available for students too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and help us prepare for the future. The courses they offer match what's needed in the real world. The exams aren't too tough either.

Placement: I'm really happy with how the college helped us get jobs. About 40% of us got placed with salaries between 5 to 10 LPA. We landed jobs in cool companies like ICSSR, UNICEF, RELIANCE, and TATA. Some of us even got roles like national coordinator, social worker, counselor, and tribal social worker. It's pretty awesome!

Campus: The campus here is top-notch. They've got great Wi-Fi for us students. Science students have awesome labs with all the cool gadgets. The library has tons of books, and the canteen serves up delicious food. Love it here!