Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University (BAOU)

Admission: The teachers here are really good. My course focuses a lot on practical work, which is cool. They're great at explaining things during practical sessions. If you study on your own, passing exams is a breeze. The exam papers are made by the university professors. We have to go to the center to take the exams.

Placement: I'm still in my second year and don't know much about the big companies that come for placements. But from what my seniors say, the college has good placement opportunities. They mentioned that around 40-50% of students get internships, which sounds pretty promising.

Campus: The campus has nice buildings and facilities since it's a private college. The sports facilities are worth the fees. Unfortunately, there are no hostels on campus. But the food in the canteen is tasty and affordable.

Admission: The faculty here is really great. They come from top universities and are always polite and helpful. The semester exams are fair and not too hard.

Placement: Most students in our college get placed, around 85%. The job packages are pretty good. A good number, about 65%, also land internships in top companies. TCS is the top choice for our course. The lowest salary package for this course is 6 LPA.

Campus: I really like how the college has fast internet in the classrooms, which is great for working on projects. The labs are air-conditioned and have computers. The library has a lot of books, over 4,000! The classrooms are spacious and have a nice atmosphere.

Admission: The course is super helpful because it's all about the industry. This really helps students a lot. The study material is great and really useful. It's all about the industry, which is awesome. Once we finish studying, it'll help us find a good job in the industry.

Placement: The university is really helpful when it comes to keeping students organized. Their website has all the details about courses and what steps to take. They keep updating placement info on the site too, which is great. It's handy for students to check out and use for themselves. Those who work while studying can make the most of placement opportunities in their field.

Campus: The campus is really nice and makes studying easy. It's big, so you can find a spot to study that you like. The atmosphere is friendly and helps you feel comfortable while studying. It's great for getting rid of any nerves you might have.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They explain everything clearly and are always ready to help with any questions. They are friendly, qualified, and know a lot about their subjects. They teach well and put in a lot of effort to make sure we understand. When we graduate, we don't just get a certificate  we also have a lot of knowledge that's perfect for the industry.

Placement: There are lots of courses to choose from like B.Com, MBA, B.Sc, B.Tech, and more. The highest score in a course was 80%, the average was 65%, and the lowest was 50%. About half the students get jobs each year. Companies come to our campus to hire students.

Campus: I love the peaceful atmosphere at our college. It's great to be part of this place. We have everything we need here, like first aid. Plus, there are computer labs and a huge library available for students.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and nice. They're really friendly and always help us out with studying. Thanks to them, passing exams is a breeze. They teach both in-person and online, even after regular classes. They've got degrees from top universities too. We're really happy with them!

Placement: I think Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University is a great choice for this course. They offer a top salary package of 12 LPA, and you can also get internships from really good companies with high pay.

Campus: We have labs and workshops for our projects, which is really helpful. The canteen serves good and hygienic food, which is great. The classrooms are good too. Medical facilities are available on campus, which is convenient. Also, the college provides high-speed internet for studying and getting projects done.

Admission: The college is affiliated, so some of the teachers aren't very experienced. Most of them are new or have less than 7 years of experience. But the curriculum and management are fine.

Placement: The college didn't focus much on bringing in good companies. We mostly saw BPOs and some HR recruitment firms during placements. The placement cell wasn't very focused. Not all students participated in placement drives - it was up to the management to decide.

Campus: My college offers education from school to post-graduation. The campus is decent, not amazing, but it's good enough for what we pay. The main issue is with the washrooms and the drinking water in our building.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. They give us a lot of useful info in their classes. We've had both online and in-person classes with some really knowledgeable people, which has been super helpful during this lockdown.

Placement: Most of us from our course landed jobs after graduation. The pay is good too. Companies in IT and management are hiring from our course. Adani Enterprises came to hire interns from our college. One of the top roles offered is a deputy manager position.

Campus: The college has a great library with speedy Wi-Fi. Classrooms have digital boards and they clean them every day. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus, but there are labs available for students.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, but some of the best ones are leaving. The course setup from GTU is good, but the college focuses too much on passing exams. We need more hands-on learning in the MBA program. Some IT-based learning would be really helpful too.

Placement: The college doesn't help much with placements. Only finance companies show up, mostly for sales jobs. They say they have all specializations, but it's not true. There's a lot of politics in placements, and the committee just cares about hitting their goals. The highest salary was 12 lakhs, but the student had to find it alone. At least they make sure everyone gets an internship. The college should work with outside groups to do better.

Campus: The computer lab facilities aren't great, but the classrooms are comfy. The hostel is close by and they serve Jain food. The college has sports events and an annual day celebration. The librarian isn't very nice to students, which is a bummer. But hey, we do get free management journals and newspapers, so that's cool.