The ICFAI University, Raipur

Admission: The exams are held in a nice environment with strict supervision. The teachers really know their stuff and the pass rate is usually around 70-80% each semester. The exams have strict rules but the facilities are good too.

Placement: Most students are getting around 70-80% in all semesters. Big companies like Tata, Infosys, and IBM hire a lot of students from our college. The salary they offer is between 10 to 20 LPA. Almost everyone here has done internships at different companies. We learn how to design microchips for things like computers.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is great, and we always get a strong signal. The labs are spacious with top-notch equipment, and the faculty there are helpful. The classrooms are super clean, and the overall vibe on campus is really nice. Oh, and the library? It's awesome too!

Admission: The teachers are pretty good overall, but not all of them are experts. They take teaching seriously and encourage us to study. The course content is just okay, not the best. Sometimes it feels like we're missing important stuff. The exams are easy, but they don't really help much.

Placement: Only a few students from my course actually get jobs, like around 10% to 20%. The salary packages are not that great, ranging from 2 to 3 LPA. Not many big companies come for placements; it's mostly local ones. None of us in my batch got internships, but the juniors seem to have better luck with over 50% landing internships at local companies. Sometimes, there are good job roles offered, but it's not a sure thing.

Campus: The hostel and mess are nice, but the food has been getting worse lately. Mess charges are too high. The library and labs are great for hands-on learning, but the books in the library are old and not really helpful. It's hard to find the books that are actually used.

Admission: The teachers and the classes are pretty good. There are lots of different courses to choose from, and some of them are really good. The degree programs are solid. The education is top-notch, and campus life is enjoyable. There are many good things about this college that should be mentioned in reviews.

Placement: ICFAI is a college with lots of options for placements. Companies like Barang TMT and Coca-Cola come here to hire students. The college is known for its strong competition with other top colleges. Industry-based companies often show up for recruitment drives.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. It's quality and independence make it stand out as one of the best colleges around. The Wi-Fi for students is reliable. Unfortunately, the sports ground isn't great, but they still have regular games.

Admission: The teachers all have Ph.Ds and they're really helpful. They clear up any questions we have about the course, which is super relevant and beneficial for us. We go through everything in a nice order and have midterms and a final exam at the end. The passing rate is over 65% and the grading system is fair. The curriculum at our college is top-notch.

Placement: Most students in our college get placed, which is awesome. They offer some good salary packages too. Companies like HCL and Deloitte come for recruitment. If you do well in studies, you can even get internships based on what you like.

Campus: The college's setup is great. Benches are comfortable, and we have AC. Wi-Fi is always on, which is awesome. Labs and the library are super useful. The hostel is cozy and serves food that we like. They even change the menu if we don't like something. Medical help is there too, with an ambulance on standby.

Admission: The teachers at ICFAI University Raipur were really helpful. They knew a lot about their subjects and gave us good notes. They also scheduled classes and tests on time to help us prepare for exams and improve our skills.

Placement: All of us in our group got job offers, but most of us turned them down because we wanted to study more. The college offers internships in local and international companies. They let us choose which companies we want to work with.

Campus: The food in the canteen was okay, and the hostel rooms were nice too. I liked the campus a lot; it had a big ground where we could play cricket and football easily. The environment was clean and good.

Admission: ICFAI is great at what they do. The teachers really know their stuff. The class sizes are good. They organize industrial trips well for all programs. The curriculum is better than other schools around here.

Placement: The placements aren't great, but some smaller companies come for hiring students for sales and marketing roles. Most students get jobs in sales and marketing. Only a few companies offer jobs for other positions. Overall, the placements could be better.

Campus: The campus only has one big building where all classes happen. They have a lab for B.Tech, but the staff there isn't great. The hostel is still being built and might take more than 2 years to finish for both guys and girls. The campus is still growing and there's no bus service yet.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and know their stuff. They use projectors and whiteboards in class, which is nice. They're friendly and always share motivating stories to keep us going. You can tell they put a lot of effort into teaching us.

Placement: The placement for our senior batch was really good, at 95%. Almost everyone got a job that matched their skills. The highest salary was Rs. 53,000 and the lowest was Rs. 20,000. Around 70% of us got internships through the college. The highest stipend was Rs. 12,000 and some didn't get any stipend at all.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, a big library, medical help, a football court, gym, and a canteen with good food. The hostel isn't great and the ground needs work. The infrastructure is okay but needs improvement. We don't have a proper auditorium.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at explaining things. They follow a modern course plan and give out handouts with all the important info like the syllabus, lectures, tests, and book recommendations. The semester isn't too hard, and you only need to get 33% to pass.

Placement: In my course, around 30% of students landed jobs after graduating. The highest salary offered was 4 lpa, while the average was between 1.5 - 3 lpa. TATA was the top company that hired students. And about half of the students got internships at places like Tata, Jio, and Havell's.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in college is free, but they haven't set it up on the first floor of my hostel. The lab, classroom, and library facilities are pretty good. The food in my hostel is decent, but they serve a lot of bland gravy with South Indian dishes.