Central University of Punjab

Admission: The teachers here are awesome - they really know their stuff. The courses are practical and get us ready for jobs. Exams are hard, but they help us learn. Most students pass with a 90% success rate.

Placement: A lot of students from our college got jobs. The placement rate is really high - more than 90%. The highest salary package is 20 LPA, and the lowest is 3 LPA. Companies like IBM, Cognizant, and TCS come to recruit. About half of the students got internships at TCS. They offer managing level roles.

Campus: The campus here is great! Wi-Fi is in every building, which is super convenient. We've got labs for Chemistry and other science stuff. Classrooms are nice and cool. The library has lots of books by different writers. The hostel is good too. Food is okay, not amazing. We've got a canteen and a doctor on call all the time. And there's a field where we play football. Overall, it's a pretty cool place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. Plus, they're super nice and polite. They all have a lot of experience and graduated from top schools. The way they teach is top-notch; we have tests every week and month. The semester exams aren't too hard, they're just right. If you're into engineering, Computer Science and Technology is the way to go for sure.

Placement: I™m in a new course here, but they say we™ll get good jobs from big companies. It™s a fresh course at the college, and they™re aiming for placements this year. Also, Google and Amazon are planning to recruit from here in the future. I heard that a bunch of M.Tech students got placed last year.

Campus: The classes have cool stuff like projectors and smart boards, which make learning more fun. The food in the mess is okay, but Suraj Bhaiya™s canteen outside the academic block is the best for snacks. There are also a bunch of cafeterias nearby with Amul, Verka, and Nescafe stalls. It's pretty convenient for grabbing a quick bite between classes.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are great at teaching. They're big on research and writing papers. If you ever need help, they're there for you. Getting through exams isn't too hard, and most students pass with a 98% success rate.

Placement: I really liked how 75% of students from this course found a job after graduating. The salary you get really depends on how good you are. About 80% of students get internships, which is cool. The companies want interns to help with checking if their waste products are harming the environment. They also need interns to work as environmental consultants and lab assistants, which is pretty interesting.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and library at the college are really good. They're building a new library building, which is cool. The library has lots of books, and you can even find and borrow them online. It's super convenient!

Admission: The teachers are really good at what they do. They know their stuff and teach well. But I didn't really learn any new tech skills. They work hard and are super smart. We face some challenges because we don't have all the resources we need. The tests are okay, not too hard. You need a 73% to pass.

Placement: The average salary they offer is between 7 to 15 LPA. The highest salary goes up to 22 LPA. About 77% of students get placed every year. Companies like ESRI India, AECOM, and Arcadis come for placements. An admissions committee manages all this stuff. Most students, around 76%, find job opportunities. The popular courses are Urban Planner and Cartographer.

Campus: The college campus is far from the city, especially in Punjab. They have Wi-Fi everywhere, which is cool. The college buildings are really nice, with classrooms, libraries, and hallways. Both boys and girls can stay in the hostel on campus. The food they serve is awesome, but the sports and medical facilities are great too. Overall, it's a pretty good place to study.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff and are super helpful to all of us. They've made a huge impact on our lives. The course content is spot-on and fair. I appreciate how polite the teachers are. The exams are pretty easy to do well on, and most people pass with a 70% rate.

Placement: I graduated from this college last year and I'm happy to say that most students here get placed easily. About 70% of us found jobs after graduation. Half of my friends decided to do their Masters, which is cool too. There were plenty of job opportunities on campus. Big companies like Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Google, and others came to hire students. The average salary offered was around Rs. 15 LPA, which is pretty good. I heard that 66% of students get job offers before they even graduate. The popular roles here are Statistician, Actuary, and more. It's a good place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The resources here are top-notch, and the classrooms are spacious. The library is pretty good too. Some places don't have Wi-Fi, but the labs are awesome for hands-on learning. They've got a bunch of sports and games to choose from like judo, table tennis, chess, volleyball, and more. It's a cool place to be for sure!

Admission: The professors are all really smart with PhDs. They teach in a unique way compared to other schools I've been to. The classes are tough but not too hard. The curriculum sets you up well for your future job. It could be better though. Most students pass their classes, with a pass rate of more than 70%.

Placement: I really like how this college is well-known among employers. Every year, over 80% of students get jobs. The highest package is 21 LPA, while the average one is 14 LPA. About 79% of students have job opportunities lined up. Some big companies that hire from here are SGS India, Intertek, and Bureau Veritas. In my course, I can aim for jobs like Quality Control Analyst or Formulation Chemist. It's great to know I have these options after graduation.

Campus: The university has good facilities for courses. Classrooms have technology, and there are big computer labs with software. The library is two stories high with good books, but not many textbooks. The hostel is on campus, but only the top two students in each group can stay there. The food is good, but they serve the same menu every week.

Admission: The exams here are split into 3 types: 2 internal exams, 1 mid-semester test, and end-semester exams. The mid-sem test is super important. The course content is practical and great for those eyeing competitive exams. Getting through the semester exams isn't too tough, but scoring well needs solid prep. The passing rate is around 90-100%.

Placement: Placement is okay, they offer packages from 20,000 to 40,000 INR. Mines and quarries mostly hire. Around 60-70% of students get internships which is good. The syllabus is great for those looking for a good job, so keep that in mind.

Campus: The hostel here has great facilities, especially the clean washrooms. The reading room is nice and quiet, perfect for studying. The environment is really good for focusing on our studies. It's a great place to stay.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The exams feel a lot like what we had in high school - lots of surprise tests, assignments, mid-terms, and end-terms. They even throw in moral exams. The library is great for studying and finding books.

Placement: The professors here really know their stuff and are super smart. They help us learn a lot about our subjects and even give us chances to do research. The placement office could be better, but the research opportunities are pretty good. Plus, there's a good chance your work could get published.

Campus: The dorms and facilities here are just okay. You share a room with three other students from different majors. The bathrooms are decent and get cleaned daily. The food in the dining hall is like what you'd have at home, but there aren't any canteens close by. You have to walk a bit to find a place to get groceries too.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. They're always there to answer questions and help us improve. You can easily reach them through the WhatsApp group. They're great at handling students too.

Placement: Lots of companies here offer internships with a starting stipend of around 15,000. You have to meet certain requirements to do an internship. The college's website lists different projects you can work on.

Campus: I really like the campus life here. There's always something fun going on, like events and festivals. It's cool how students from different places come together to celebrate their traditions, and the university supports it. The library has all the books we need, and it's easy to borrow them. The classrooms are nice with AC and good furniture. Plus, there are projectors in every room. I also enjoy the sports events the university organizes each year - it's great to join in!

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and they guide us well. The Biochemistry course might not seem directly related to CSIR NET, but it actually covers a lot of the topics you'll need to know. It's set up so that by the end of the third semester, you'll have a good grasp on most of the CSIR material.

Placement: The campus is super organized. My course doesn't offer placements, but I've heard other courses like agriculture or food technology have good placement opportunities. They also offer internships, and students get nice packages.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is great here you can use it in the lab, classrooms, hostels, even in the mess. The library is awesome, open until 2 AM. If you're really into studying, you can stay there for hours. Plus, the hostel has reading rooms for extra study time. Super helpful during exams!