DAV University

Admission: I'm studying MBA at Gitam for a brighter future. The faculty here is great and really helps us learn. They use virtual tools for teaching, which is cool. We have three terms every year and the course lasts for 2 years. The exams are fair, and if you pay attention in class, passing is easy. The placement opportunities are good too, which is why I chose this college. Training sessions are also provided to help us grow.

Placement: I started looking for jobs in my 7th semester. Companies like Mahindra Tech, HCL Solutions, Wipro, Sterlings, and more came to our campus. They gave 3 to 4 offers each. Wipro and other tech companies offered around 2 lakhs on average, with the highest going up to 3 lakhs. Over 70% of us got placed through campus placements. I had some cool ideas and got a great package after finishing my degree.

Campus: The hostel here isn't the best - rooms aren't cleaned well and the food isn't great. If you complain, they might improve the food for a bit, but then it goes back to the same. Girls have a lot of rules, like only going home twice a month and not being allowed out after 6pm.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really smart and they explain things well. They help us get better at what we're learning, so we're ready for the job market.

Placement: I got placed in 2 companies right after finishing my course. The highest salary I got was 4.08 LPA. Companies like Ford, IDS Infotech, Wipro, Justdial, and many others come to hire students with good skills and qualities. If you've got what it takes, you'll definitely land a job here.

Campus: The labs have a bunch of tools and stuff to use. Teachers help us learn by doing things ourselves. Hostel food isn't great. There's an ambulance for emergencies, but no doctor. The sports events are cool and happen every few months. We compete with other colleges in sports, which is fun.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They support us in every way. The semester exams are not too hard, but some teachers can be a bit tough. It's not a huge deal, though. Having to keep up 80% attendance is a bit tough for all of us. It would be better if it was 70% instead. The staff is great and teaches us a lot of useful stuff.

Placement: We're the first Pharmacy batch here. Everything's great at DAV, and we're excited for good job opportunities after we graduate. DAV is a reliable college, so we're hopeful about landing good jobs. Looks like we have a good chance of getting placed well.

Campus: The college has great facilities and good infrastructure. The labs are well-equipped with all the tools we need. Only downside is the last AB block doesn't have AC, but the first two blocks do. It's alright overall.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They know their stuff and you can easily talk to them. The course material makes sense and the passing grade is 40 out of 100. I can't say how hard the exams are yet, but I'm excited to find out more as I go along.

Placement: I'm studying BBA, and I haven't seen many placement opportunities for this course at my college. However, I've heard that the college offers great placements for B.Tech students. Since I'm in my first year, I'm not sure about the exact numbers of students getting internships or jobs. I think it's important to focus on improving ourselves rather than relying solely on the college for placements.

Campus: The university has Wi-Fi, air-conditioned classrooms, labs, and 2 libraries. One library is for studying alone, and the other is for group study. The first library has computers and AC, while the second one is well-ventilated but doesn't have AC.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know their stuff and are super nice. The course prepares us well for the job market. Getting good grades is not too hard in this college. Overall, a great experience with the teachers!

Placement: I'm really happy that around 80% of us got placed in our batch. I was one of the 70% who landed internships at big companies like Tata, Maruti Suzuki, and TCL. It's cool that many talented students got both placements and internships. The university has been super supportive and helpful in guiding us through the process.

Campus: The campus has great facilities that help us learn easily. Teachers are friendly and polite. The classrooms are nice and always clean. It's a good place to study.

Admission: The Biotechnology professors have a mix of good and not-so-good ones. Most of them are awesome and really help us learn well. Whether you're a hard worker or just average, you can do well with a bit of studying. The labs are awesome for B.Sc students. But if you're thinking of going for a PhD or something, I'd recommend looking into a state university instead.

Placement: Placements at our college are a bit of a mixed bag. Out of the 26 students in our class, only 4 got placed in different companies. Most of us, around 10-12 students, didn't even go for interviews because we wanted to focus on further studies. If you're an average student, chances are you'll get placed. Sometimes, if you're lucky, a company might pull some strings and you could skip your last semester to start working right away. It's a good opportunity to get some exposure, even if you're not really looking for a job at the moment. Most of the companies that visited were technical, with only a couple offering roles in customer care or HR for students from a biology background. The salary packages were on the lower side, usually around 1-2 LPA. One downside is that B.Sc and M.Sc students were competing for the same positions, even though M.Sc students are more qualified. Surprisingly, more B.Sc students were selected by the companies. Overall, the placement process happens on campus, which is convenient. But it's important to keep in mind the pros and cons before going for interviews.

Campus: I stayed in the campus basement hostel last year. When it rains, it gets flooded with sewage water. I wouldn't recommend choosing a basement hostel. But there's a new hostel being built for guys, and it looks nice. If you can, go for that one. You can't have non-veg food in hostels or on campus, so consider a PG instead. Girls don't have much freedom in campus hostels, so try looking for off-campus options or better PGs. The academic buildings and auditorium are good. No issues there. Day scholars will like the infrastructure and parking facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and teach in a way that makes it easy to understand. The course layout is great too. We have an MST test each semester, which can be tough. But if we study hard with the teachers, passing the exams is totally doable. These teachers really put in the work to help us succeed.

Placement: The job placements at our college are pretty decent. About half of the students in our course got placed, which is cool. The highest salary you can get is around 6-7 LPA, while the average salary is 4 LPA. The lowest offer is 2 LPA. Companies like TCS and Walmart come for hiring, which is awesome.

Campus: The hostels here are great, with good food in the mess. They serve a variety of dishes during festivals. Wi-Fi is available in the hostels and all over campus. Plus, there are plenty of canteens around the college for more food options.

Admission: The faculty at this university is great! They're really friendly and always there to help with any questions about courses and career advice. The exams are not too hard, I'd say they're just right. You only need to get 40% to pass each subject, and they teach us around five subjects each semester. It's been a good experience so far!

Placement: The college has great companies coming for placements, and many students get placed with average packages of around 4-5 lakhs per year. The course syllabus is really good, focusing more on practical knowledge than theory. Around 60-70% of students get placed, which is awesome!

Campus: I don't stay in the hostel, but my friends said the food is okay, not great. The Wi-Fi works for everyone here, and all classrooms have AC. They even have elevators for us. The library is big, and there are spots to study alone.

Admission: The teachers here are really great at explaining things. They're super nice and always try to help us succeed. The exams are pretty fair as long as you study. You just need to get at least 40% to pass.

Placement: In our course, 40% of students get placed after graduation. The highest salary offered is 5 LPA, while the lowest is 0.5 LPA. Around 30% of students also get internships, which is great for their future. The placements here are really good.

Campus: The campus is awesome with free Wi-Fi and a nice library. The hostel services are great good food, sports, and a clean canteen with lots of food options. It's a fun place to be!

Admission: I really like the teaching here. The teachers are super well-qualified with PhDs from different places. They're all about helping us succeed. Plus, they're really friendly. Exams aren't too tough, but they throw some tricky questions in there. You need at least a 40% to pass.

Placement: I was in a course with about 200 students who all found jobs. The seniors were super helpful, and the juniors were nice. It's great that there's no ragging here the management takes it seriously. The minimum package offered is 3 LPA.

Campus: The campus has super fast Wi-Fi and great labs and classrooms. It's a nice place to study. The hostel staff is awesome, and the food in the mess is really good. The canteen has a bunch of yummy food options too.