Himalayan University

Admission: The teachers were really good and knew their stuff. They could explain things well. The course prepared us well for the industry. The semesters were challenging, but it was helpful for us students.

Placement: I was in a batch with about 30% of students. The highest salary offered was around 4 Lacs, while the lowest was 1 Lacs. The average package was between 2 to 2.5 Lacs. To get an internship, you needed at least 70%. Jio was the top company that recruited students in my course. I was mostly offered the role of assistant professor.

Campus: I really liked the facilities at the college, like the labs, library, and Wi-Fi. The canteen was my favorite - they had tasty food and drinks. They made sure to give us protein three times a week, which was great for staying healthy. Plus, they had fun fitness activities every week. Overall, I had a good experience there.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and know their stuff. They make learning fun. We got to hear from some great speakers from companies and foreign universities. The course is well-organized and easy to follow. I also got to do an internship in a good company for some real-world experience.

Placement: The college aims to get everyone placed and provide a great learning experience. The placements are pretty good. In the B.Com program, the highest package is 4.5 Lacs and the average is 2.4 Lacs. The placement scene at this university is okay. For internships, we have opportunities with ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, Bajaj Corp, and more. About 10 to 12 companies visit for placements, with 3 to 4 being well-known companies.

Campus: The college campus isn't huge, but it's got good facilities. They have air-conditioned classrooms, a library, and well-equipped labs. The hostel is nice with a common hall, water cooler, and all the necessary stuff. It's really green and peaceful there. The food at the mess is okay.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good. They know their stuff and teach well. But some of them can be a bit rude. Maybe they should be replaced, even though they are qualified. The course content is great and helps us get ready for work in the industry.

Placement: Most students from our course found jobs, which is great. But the jobs aren't from any big companies, so don't expect high-paying positions. Unfortunately, we don't get top salary packages here. Also, internships are not guaranteed for any student.

Campus: Our college has some good facilities, but they're working on improving the infrastructure. Right now, there's no Wi-Fi and only a few labs. The library doesn't have any books, and we could use more classrooms. We don't have hostels, but at least there's a canteen. Unfortunately, there's no mess or medical facilities on campus. Plus, there aren't proper fields for playing games and sports.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart. They all have their Ph.Ds and know a lot about what they're teaching. The topics we cover in class are good, but I'm not sure if we're totally ready for the real world yet. The exams we have at the end of the semester are long. They go on for like a month. They're not too hard, but they really wear you out.

Placement: In my group, there are about 30 of us studying B.Sc. Agriculture. We cover things like growing crops, keeping them safe, and the best times to plant fruits and veggies. It's a four-year program. Just so you know, the school doesn't help with finding jobs or internships.

Campus: The college has good facilities like a well-equipped library, computer labs, and free Wi-Fi. They also have big fields for sports and a canteen for food. The infrastructure is great with all the equipment we need. It's a nice place to study and hang out with friends.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful. They're always there to answer any questions you have. The students are friendly too. The exams are pretty straightforward. The teachers are supportive and they also make sure we do group projects for our overall growth.

Placement: The college's placement opportunities are great! We have regular placement drives and training sessions. Every month, we visit hospitals for practical experience. The college's placement team really helps us prepare for job opportunities, which is super important.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. They've got all the equipment we need in the labs. The food is healthy, and they keep everything clean. The hostel rooms are nice, and we can use Wi-Fi anytime. Plus, there are labs for all our subjects.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. Some of them are not so nice, though. They really know their stuff. If you're a good student, they treat you well. But if you're not so great, they might not be as nice.

Placement: Around 80% of us got job placements after finishing our course. The highest salary was $50,000, the lowest was around $15,000, and the average was close to $25,000. Most of us, about 70%, were able to secure internships too.

Campus: I really liked my hostel at college. It had everything we needed like a fridge, Wi-Fi, AC, and a library. The food was good quality too. No issues at all with our hostel stay.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always there to help us out. They organize hands-on training sessions that help us learn and grow. It's great to have such supportive faculty members by our side.

Placement: I really appreciate how Himalayan University focuses on helping students with placements. They have a special team that works hard to make sure we get good opportunities. In my batch, over 70% of us landed jobs in big companies like Amazon, E&Y, Infosys, TCS, Cognizant, Genpact, and Deloitte. The training and placement team also arranges placement events and talks to get us ready for the job market. It's great knowing they've got our backs when it comes to starting our careers.

Campus: I really like the infrastructure at Himalayan University. The classrooms are big and have projectors and good sound systems. The library is digital and has lots of books, journals, and newsletters. The IT lab has the newest gadgets. And there's a canteen and cafeteria with lots of food options. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and explain things well with real-life examples. The course material is spot on for getting us ready for jobs and future studies. The exams were fair  some were a bit challenging, but overall manageable.

Placement: No one has gotten a job yet. We have to find jobs ourselves in companies or we can become teachers. I'm not sure about the salary because it varies depending on the job. If you work in research, it's around 50k a month, but for a Ph.D., it's 31k. If you want to do an internship, you can. They offer jobs like scientist, officer, and professor.

Campus: The facilities at our college are really good, especially the surroundings. We have nice labs, classrooms, and a well-stocked library. The Wi-Fi is free, which is awesome. The hostels have clean, comfy rooms with 24/7 electricity. The food is decent and the medical facilities are available. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and really know their stuff. They make learning easy and treat you kindly. I find exams tough since I skip classes, but overall it's all good. The pass rate is around 90%, which is cool.

Placement: I had a 52% percentage but still got placed, which was cool. The highest package was Rs. 98,000 and the lowest was Rs. 45,000. I'm not sure about the companies that came. You need at least 60% for an internship. They offer roles like teaching and medical stuff. Overall, it was a good experience.

Campus: The university has labs, classrooms, and a library, but unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi available. On the bright side, we have medical facilities, sports, and games. The campus even has a big playground where we host our annual week. It would be great to have Wi-Fi on campus though.