Dr. C.V. Raman University

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff well. They teach well too. But the course content doesn't really prepare us for the real world. The exams are pretty easy though.

Placement: Only 15% of us got placements from the college. The pay offered was less than 2 LPA. They offered jobs in Business Development and Technical roles.

Campus: The infrastructure at Sahyog College Thane is pretty good. They have labs, but sometimes there are electricity problems. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi and the network can be spotty. The college doesn't have a library, hostel, canteen, or medical facilities. But they do organize annual gatherings and sports competitions, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always ready to help. They know their stuff and are good at explaining things. However, the course content is a bit outdated and doesn't prepare us for the real world. But, the teachers are still great overall.

Placement: Only one student from our group got a job, but it was just for 2.5 LPA. The overall placement scene is pretty bad. The college doesn't have many connections or companies to help us get hired. Plus, the courses don't match what the industry needs.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is alright, but it could use a canteen or food court. It doesn't have many sports facilities or extra activities. It's far from the city, so getting there can be tricky because of transportation.

Admission: The teaching here is really good. The exams are not too hard, and about 30% of students pass them easily. The practicals and vivas are also pretty straightforward.

Placement: Around 60% to 70% of students got jobs after finishing the course. The top salary was Rs 16 lakhs, while the lowest was Rs 2.5 lakhs.

Campus: The labs, classrooms, and libraries are open for our course. I'd say the quality is okay. We don't have sports or food facilities, which would be nice to have in our college.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. Their teaching is good. Overall, I'd rate it 4.5 out of 5. Academics get the same score. There are lots of courses to choose from, and the teachers are knowledgeable and supportive. The curriculum is well-organized, and we get to learn by doing things. Campus life also gets a 4.5. The campus is nice, with modern buildings and great facilities. There are lots of clubs and groups for different interests. The faculty also gets a 4.5. They are experienced, supportive, and love teaching. They give us personal attention and help us reach our full potential.

Placement: Around 10% of students at our college are studying BCA. If you take this course, you can land a job with a salary between 25k to 35 Lacs. The placement rate here is 4.5/5. Lots of big companies hire students from our college. The placement team is really helpful and gives good training. They really care about giving us a good education and making sure we have a nice campus to study on.

Campus: The college has everything you need - Wi-Fi, labs, library, canteen, medical facilities, and sports. They even have a college bus for transport. The best part is the placement - it's really good. Lots of top companies come to hire students. The placement cell helps us a lot with training and support. Overall, it's a great place for education and facilities.

Admission: The professors here all have at least a master's degree in a technical field, and some even have a PhD. They really know their stuff. The course material is a bit outdated though; it would be great if they could update it with newer technology. But hey, if you study, the exams are pretty easy!

Placement: To apply for this degree at C.V. Raman University in Madhya Pradesh, you need to get at least 45%. The starting salary is around 1.2 LPA, but some students get hired for 3 to 5 LPA. Companies like Team Computers and local ones come for placements, and this can vary each year. They offer roles like networking, software developer, and web developer.

Campus: The college has AC in the classroom and provides projectors and laptops for studying. The college hours are from 10 to 5. The facilities are good. There's no Wi-Fi for students, but you can connect your PC or laptop with an Ethernet wire. This way, you can also attend online lectures.

Admission: The exams are always late and not very strict. The teachers don't seem to know much and don't seem interested. The study material is old and doesn't match what's needed in real jobs. Exams are a mess, mostly about memorizing rather than real skills, so it's pretty annoying overall.

Placement: I was pretty disappointed with the college's job placement help. Not many companies come for placements, and the pay they offer is kinda low. The career guidance support is not great either, so a lot of us find it hard to get good jobs even after trying hard. And the instructions they give are not very clear.

Campus: The equipment and classrooms for our course are not great. They're old and not well-maintained. The hostel is also not good. The rooms are often clogged, Wi-Fi is unreliable, and hygiene is not up to standard. Living there is not a pleasant experience.