Dr. Subhash University

Admission: The teachers were just okay. They didn't know much. The teaching wasn't great, so we ended up learning from YouTube and books. The exams were okay, and most people passed with a 75% rate.

Placement: Around 30% of us landed internships through this course. Loads of companies came to our college to hire. Our batch had about 160 students.

Campus: The lab was cool with AC. They had a good library with lots of books. The canteen was awesome too.

Admission: The engineering course curriculum isn't great. It's set by GTU, so you gotta cram 15 days before exams. You can't learn all the tech stuff in class, so you gotta spend time on YouTube and Google too.

Placement: The teachers and our college work hard to help us find the right job. But it's up to us to improve our skills. We need to be willing to learn on our own to get good job offers. The college is committed to making sure all students get placed in good jobs.

Campus: The hostel is great for both girls and boys, and it's safe for everyone. The food at the hostel is good, and it's convenient to get to and from college. The campus is close by, so it's not hard for anyone to get there. They also keep track of attendance, which is nice.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're always there to help out and make sure we understand everything. The course gets us ready for work with real projects every semester. Most students pass, too  about 80% make it through.

Placement: Around half to three-fourths of students in my program have landed jobs. The pay packages for my course go from 2 LPA to 7 LPA. Local companies hire 70-90% of students for internships. There are lots of different job roles available for students in my program.

Campus: The department has everything we need good Wi-Fi in labs, tidy classrooms, and a quiet library. The teachers are top-notch, and they're all really nice and helpful. Plus, there's a medical center right on campus.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff when it comes to all the courses. They handle exams and classes really well. They give each student personal attention to help them get ready for exams. The teachers also give good advice on how to build a career. They work on improving our report writing and soft skills too.

Placement: The college placements are pretty good. If you want a job, you gotta be good at interviews. The teachers are working hard to help us get good jobs. Companies from Ahmedabad and Rajkot are coming to hire students with basic skills. Computer and electrical students are getting lots of job offers. They also have training programs and activities to help us get hired after we pay our fees.

Campus: The campus is big and has good facilities. It's close to the railway and bus stations, which is convenient for students. The campus is in a nice green area. The canteen food is tasty, and there's a ground for activities. The library has lots of books and magazines. It's a peaceful place to study and think. The whole campus has Wi-Fi, but it's not super fast. There are hostels for guys and girls, and the labs and classrooms are good quality.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They mostly have a master's degree, and some even have a PhD. They're always there for us whenever we need help, no matter what. Love how they're always available, whether things are going good or bad.

Placement: Around 80 students out of 350-400 got jobs. The pay is usually Rs.10,000-15,000 per month. Mostly local companies come for placements. They offer roles like production engineer, quality check engineer, and trainee engineer.

Campus: The college has great facilities and a spacious environment. It's well-lit and peaceful, with Wi-Fi and a library full of good books. There's a big sports playground and plenty of parking. The food in the canteen is really good too.

Admission: The teachers at my college were really helpful and knew their stuff. They were mostly local teachers. The teaching quality was good, both in theory and practicals. But in my electrical course, the syllabus wasn't that relevant to what we need in the industry. Most colleges in Saurashtra are the same - they focus too much on theory and not enough on practical skills. We did visit some industries, like Adani Power Plant in Mundra. But the way we were taught from our textbooks didn't really prepare us for working in the industry. The semester exams were kinda tough, but most students passed. The pass rate was around 25%, with only a few not making it through.

Placement: In my electrical engineering course, only 10-15% of students got placed. The highest salary offered was about 1.44 lakh per year, the average was 1.20 lakh per year, and the lowest was 96k per year. Most companies that visited were local small businesses. Dr. Subhash even offered teaching jobs to Diploma students. For internships, we had to find our own in companies like Sikka Thermal Power Plant and Torrent Power. The top job role offered was service engineer, but the pay wasn't great.

Campus: The campus and hostel were pretty good. They had Wi-Fi in both the college and hostels. Each department had its own labs, including one for HVAC experiments. The classrooms were spacious with nice seating arrangements. The library was decent. You could find all the books you needed for your course, plus magazines and newspapers. The hostel was good too. Each person had a bed and a TV. The food in the mess was okay, like in most hostels. For sports, they had an annual sports day or week. There was a big ground for cricket and football, along with a badminton court and indoor games like carrom.

Admission: The passing score is 24 out of 70. The teachers are nice and know their stuff. The courses teach us what we need to know for the industry. Exams in some semesters can be hard, but that's okay because the teachers get us ready for them.

Placement: So, lots of students got jobs after college around 80%. The pay was okay, with an average of 2 LPA. The highest salary was 7 LPA, but I'm not sure about the lowest. The main companies hiring were Deftbox and TCS. They offered different roles like database management intern and developer for stuff like .NET, Java, PYTHON JS, and more.

Campus: The college has good facilities, but the hostel is just okay. The canteen food is average, some items aren't my favorite. The mess food for hostel students is below average in my opinion. The medical facilities are great, they have their own Ayurvedic hospital nearby. Students can get free treatment, even for their family members.

Admission: The teachers at this college were really helpful and they taught really well. Everything was easy to understand, no matter the subject. They knew their stuff. The semester exams were tough, but a lot of students still passed.

Placement: At our college, most students got jobs around 90% to 95%. The highest salary offered was 25 LPA, lowest was 6 LPA, and the average was 13 LPA. Companies like Zydus came to hire students. And lots of us about 60-70% did internships too.

Campus: During my time at college, we had everything we needed. Wi-Fi, labs, libraries, and classrooms were all good. The college made sure we had all the stuff we needed. Food was good too, and there was a canteen for us to grab a bite.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful, qualified, and really know their stuff. They teach really well. The course we study is great and prepares us well for any job. We also have a skills program where we can learn extra skills.

Placement: Lots of cool companies came to our college for placements like ones that make stuff and all that. They let everyone from different branches take part in the exams. And they give out lots of job offers. Plus, there are internships too. In CS and IT, nearly all the students get jobs. The pay is pretty good, around 7 to 10 LPA on average.

Campus: Our college has a great infrastructure with lots of sports and academic facilities. I think our college is doing pretty well overall. The sports complex is massive and helps us stay healthy. We have courts for badminton and kabaddi, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers at our college were awesome! They really knew their stuff and helped us a lot. The courses weren't too overwhelming because our teachers made learning easy. They were super helpful and smart.

Placement: Most of us found jobs after graduating. Having good technical skills is key, but the teachers here really helped us gain that knowledge. The faculty and management supported us in getting placed. Big companies hired many of us with decent pay.

Campus: The college has good facilities like water, toilets, and A/C in classrooms. The benches and ventilation are nice too. Staffrooms and labs are well-equipped. Overall, the infrastructure is pretty good.