Institute for Excellence in Higher Education

Admission: The teachers at our college are a mix. Some are really great with lots of experience, while others aren't so great. They sometimes change things around to suit themselves, which isn't cool.

Placement: The placements at this college are okay. Some students get jobs with a starting salary of 3 LPA. The job roles are not that great. Amazon was the top company hiring in 2015.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with separate buildings for B.Sc., B.Com, and B.A. courses. However, the computer labs could be better. Each lab only has 3 to 4 computers that work well, but they have low specs.

Admission: The course had regular activities like tests, assignments, and presentations. Around 90-95% of students passed. We also got opportunities for internships. The teachers were really knowledgeable and most of them were NET qualified. Their understanding of the subjects was top-notch.

Placement: I applied for placements and got an interview. The college is A+ rated by NAAC, so lots of students get placed. Last year, the highest package was around 12 lakhs per year. About 80% of us got internships in local companies.

Campus: The college has better facilities than other government colleges. They just finished building a new one. There are plenty of classrooms and labs. The hostel is okay, but the food is just average. There are two canteens on campus, and the food there is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. You can ask them anything without feeling weird. Just make sure to study, or you might not pass. But don't worry, the classes and exams are pretty doable.

Placement: The teachers and course outline are super supportive. They hook us up with awesome internships that beat what other colleges offer. This really helps older students land sweet jobs and get into top grad schools. About 70% of students score great jobs with fat paychecks.

Campus: The faculty here is great, and the course setup is cool. They start with the basics in the syllabus, which is easy to understand. The medical facilities, sports, and canteen are all well taken care of. The hostels are pretty good too, with nice amenities.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and down-to-earth. We have to take five exams each semester for our courses. They recently introduced a new B.Com course in Retail Operations since 2024. Overall, I think the college is pretty good. The people here are friendly and the atmosphere is cool. Oh, and don't forget, we gotta make sure we keep our attendance above 75%.

Placement: The college doesn't have great placement opportunities, but they do offer a high package of 9.8 LPA for BBA students. Not everyone gets placed though. There's a placement and skill development cell where you can interview to join.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but the hostels aren't great for living. Compared to other government places, it's better here.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They know their stuff, but some can be a bit strict. Overall, the faculty is nice. The exams can be tough, but they're fair if you put in the effort. You need a 5.5 SGPA to pass, but the syllabus is solid.

Placement: Only a small percentage of students found jobs after graduation, but it's tough. Most students end up in pharmaceutical companies. The college offers internships that can lead to getting into good master's programs. There are different courses related to this field to choose from.

Campus: There are labs you can use, and classrooms with projectors. The hostel food is decent. But the hostel rules are strict, and the time for going out is limited for students.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and they explain things really well. We get to go on cool field trips to learn about teamwork. The exams are not too hard, but you need at least a 3 out of 10 to pass.

Placement: I'm studying B.Com at the Institute for Excellence in Higher Education College in Bhopal. This college is great for studies and has good infrastructure. But, the placements could be better. On average, they offer around 5-6 LPA, which is not bad.

Campus: The library here is really big and great for studying. The classrooms could use a bit more cleaning, though. The chairs, desks, and blackboards are pretty old. The hostels aren't that great either. The bathrooms and rooms in the hostels need some maintenance.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. I find the course material super interesting. The exams can be tough, but the teachers and support services make them manageable. Plus, there are a bunch of top students here, so it pushes everyone to do their best.

Placement: The college has great placements and we really liked the faculty and services. We even visited a Rehab Hospital to learn more. The placement cell in our college is super helpful in getting students placed. It's awesome!

Campus: The food in the mess tastes just like home, which is great. The library has tons of books, which is awesome. The environment is perfect for studying. And during Youth Fest, we can play sports and even represent our university. It's all good stuff here!

Admission: The faculty at this college is really friendly. They know their stuff and are experts in their fields. Sometimes, though, they have to teach subjects they're not experts in, which can be confusing. Other than that, the courses and exams are pretty good.

Placement: The cut-off is really high. I have the highest percentage in my batch 97%. Unfortunately, no companies come for placements on campus. We have to find internships off-campus. Most students here focus on banking or civil services alongside their studies.

Campus: The facilities here aren't great. Washrooms are super dirty, and the desks are old. There's a new building, but overall the infrastructure is pretty bad. The library is cool, but the computers in the labs don't work.

Admission: The teachers at our college are great. The course content is interesting. Exams can be stressful with a lot of work to do. We have regular tests and lots of assignments and presentations. Lab assignments are a must for science and psychology students.

Placement: Psychology students don't get job placements with just a bachelor's degree. You gotta do a master's or a diploma. No internships are offered, but teachers help you figure out your path.

Campus: The classrooms here are nice and bright, which I like. The canteens have snacks and drinks, so it's easy to grab a bite to eat. The hostel facilities are okay, not the best but not the worst either. The girls' hostel is pretty strict about rules and making sure everyone stays safe, which is important.

Admission: The faculty at this college is really on top of things. They stick to the schedule, cover all the material before exams, and make sure classes start and end on time. Attendance is a big deal, though  you gotta keep it above 75% or you'll run into trouble. The lectures are pretty serious and happen regularly. Overall, things are organized well here.

Placement: In B.A., you won't find many placement options. B.Com and BBA students have more opportunities here. The college has a good placement cell that brings in various job offers. It really depends on the skills you've honed. Some of the alumni from here are now in top positions in the IAS.

Campus: The facilities here aren't as great as at private colleges. But hey, it's a government college after all. The hostel is decent, but lots of students like to live off-campus in a PG or rented place. Plus, some students live nearby and just commute every day.