Galgotias University

Admission: Most of the B.Tech staff here are from South India and Bihar. The teachers from South India are usually nice, but they can be strict sometimes, which can be tough for us students. Some teachers are awesome and really supportive. They use PowerPoint and give us homework each week, which helps us understand the lessons better. The teaching quality differs  some teachers are fun and easygoing, while others are strict and focus too much on rules, which doesn't always make learning fun. The course content is up-to-date and relevant to what the industry needs, aiming to make us better students. However, how well it prepares us for the industry depends on how the course is taught and how interested we are. The exams keep changing, and now they include mid-terms, end-terms, and internal checks. Some teachers give us sample questions, but it's not consistent and doesn't cover everything we need to know. This makes exams stressful, and how well we do can vary based on how well we've prepared.

Placement: The job placements at our college haven't been great this year. Some of us, including me, still haven't received any job offers yet. We're just waiting for companies to get back to us. It doesn't look too promising right now. We don't even know the highest salary package for this year. The offers we're getting are much lower than usual, and the average salary is way below what we expected. In the past, big companies used to hire a lot of students, but this time it's mostly startups with lower pay. Marketing companies seem to be hiring the most. We have to find internships on our own because the college doesn't have a list of companies offering them. It's a bit disappointing, to be honest.

Campus: The classrooms and labs got a makeover, which is awesome. Before, they weren't so clean or well-equipped, especially considering how much we pay. But now they have AC and Wi-Fi, making it easier to learn. The labs have all the stuff we need for practicals. The library is great tons of helpful resources for studying. It's quiet and perfect for focusing. The hostels are pricey, and the rooms are kinda small for sharing. The food in the mess is hit or miss, sometimes good, sometimes not so much. The canteen has food, but it could be better. The sports facilities are decent, with a nice badminton court and playing field for different games.

Admission: The semester exams are kinda tough, but if you keep up with class and look at old papers you should be okay. Passing isn't super hard if you study regularly. The pass rate is usually about 40%, but it varies by course and department. If you've put in the work, you'll get decent grades.

Placement: Around 60-70% of students in BCA get jobs after finishing. The highest salary is about 8 lakhs per year, the lowest is about 2.5 lakhs, and the average is about 4 lakhs. Top companies that hire are TCS, Wipro, Infosys, and Tech Mahindra. About half of students get internships in startups or IT companies. Jobs students get are usually software developer, QA, or support roles.

Campus: The hostel is alright, rooms are clean and have everything you need. Food at the mess is just okay, but the canteen has more options. There's a doctor on site for medical help. Sports facilities are pretty good, so you can play sports often.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They support you and answer your questions. But be careful, some teachers might take off points unfairly, so watch out for them. If you study well, the exams are a breeze. All the questions on the test come from the notes the teachers give you, so no need to stress. The passing grade is low, so even if you write anything, you'll pass.

Placement: Honestly, when I started, the college didn't offer placement services for law students. But things have changed now, and there's a placement cell. Even though the college doesn't directly provide placements, you can still find off-campus opportunities by networking. They do help you beef up your CV with moot court competitions and government projects, which can lead to off-campus placements.

Campus: The best thing about Galgotias is its awesome infrastructure. They have everything you need like great Wi-Fi, modern classrooms, clean water, and good food. Guys stay in the campus hostel, and girls stay in hostels near places like Pari Chowk and Knowledge Park. The hostels take care of where you stay.

Admission: The teachers at Galgotias Law are really good. They know their stuff and help us a lot. The classes mix theory and practical stuff, so we're ready for the real world. Exams are fair and most people pass easily. It's a great place to learn.

Placement: I studied B.A. LL.B. at Galgotias University. The placements were pretty good  89% of students got jobs. The highest salary was 4.87 LPA, and the average was 3.92 LPA. Companies like UnitedLex, Sugandh & Co, and Loanwise hired students. They offered roles as Legal Associates and in Corporate Advisory. For internships, we got paid between 9 K to 15 K. The focus was on practical training, which was really helpful.

Campus: The classrooms at Galgotias Law are really cool with all the latest tech. The library is modern and there's Wi-Fi everywhere. They have moot courts and legal research labs too. The hostels are nice and clean. The rooms are good and the Wi-Fi works well. They serve healthy food and there's medical help available. Security is tight 24/7. There are sports like cricket, basketball, and a gym. It's a good place to stay fit and have fun!

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are really helpful. They use slides, books, and videos to teach. There's not much equipment for anatomy, though. The course is good and prepares us well for working in the industry. Exams are okay, you just need to get 33% to pass.

Placement: Most students from our college end up getting jobs in good hospitals, clinics, and rehab centers. The highest pay offered is around 1 crore per year, while the lowest is 3-5 LPA. On average, students in our course get 5-6 LPA. Companies like Apollo, Max, and Optum come for placements. About 75% of students do internships in medical settings. After studying, you can work in teaching or healthcare. Many students prefer careers in sports or fitness training.

Campus: The college has everything you need: Wi-Fi, a lab, library, and classrooms. They host various conferences too. The food is great, the electricity is reliable, and the mess is super clean. We also have sports events, and some of my buddies even made it to state competitions. It's a pretty cool place!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're great at teaching. They use projectors and slides to explain things, which is helpful. The exams here are tough, but it's all part of the game. The course covers everything we need to know, so it's all good.

Placement: I heard that about 90% of students from our courses got jobs last year, with an average salary of around 30 LPA. Companies like JP Morgan, Wipro, and TCS come for placements and offer good packages. Many students also got internships in companies like UAS and Solar.

Campus: The library here is awesome, open till 11:00 PM for all of us. It's cool with air conditioning. We've got Wi-Fi, workshops, and other stuff for our course. The labs are good quality, and we use them a lot. Oh, and there's an IOS development center at Galgotias too.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and teach really well. They're super helpful and get us ready for the future. Our semester isn't too tough, and you need around 30-35% to pass.

Placement: Around 70%-75% of students in my batch found jobs after finishing my course. I'm not sure about the highest salary, but the lowest was around 4-5 LPA. Big companies like Wipro and Infosys hired a lot of students from my course. They got roles like HR manager and marketing manager.

Campus: The university has great infrastructure with everything students need for studying. The labs are big, with cool screens and tables for each student. They have all the study materials we need. Plus, we have medical services right on campus. And there are sports facilities and a hostel with good food. Don't forget about the canteen it's right on campus too!

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and have the right degrees. The stuff we learn is useful for real jobs. If you show up to class and pay attention, the exams are a breeze. Most people pass the course, about 95%. Just gotta put in the effort and study, that's all.

Placement: Around 80-90% of students get placed in B.Tech. Big companies like Amazon, Apple, and TCS hire students from our college. About 70% of us also get internships. Your chances of getting a job or internship depend on how much you know.

Campus: The facilities here are great. Every building has Wi-Fi and a big library. The hostel has everything you need like a canteen, medical center, and sports areas. It's awesome that every room has AC and Wi-Fi, so you can study wherever and whenever you want without any issues.