Institute of Professional Studies and Research (IPSAR)

Admission: The teachers at our college don't explain things well. Their teaching style isn't great. There are an okay number of students in each class. We got to visit some big companies like Coca-Cola and Parle. The subjects like accounts, marketing, and human resources were useful in our studies.

Placement: The college has okay job options after graduation. Companies that come to our campus offer decent jobs with an average salary. The highest salary offered is around 6 LPA, while the lowest is 2 LPA. They give roles like assistant manager, marketing and sales, assistant, HR, etc. About half of the students here get internships through the college. One thing to note is that IPSAR doesn't have a placement cell.

Campus: The college has good facilities like Wi-Fi, computer lab, library, and classrooms. The teachers know their stuff and classrooms are interactive. However, the hostel is not great and the canteen food is pretty bad. Getting to IPSAR College can be tough because of the road. It would be better if the classrooms had projectors to make studying more fun.

Admission: The course content is great, no doubt about that. But, the teachers aren't the best for giving interesting classes and teaching the subjects well. Another thing is, there aren't enough grooming sessions or seminars for us students. It would be better if the faculty had more experience and if they changed up the classes to make the environment better.

Placement: The job opportunities here aren't great. There aren't many companies visiting for placements or internships, and the salaries offered are low. They need to improve the connections with companies and alumni to help students find better opportunities.

Campus: The college has really bad infrastructure. It's hard to reach because of the poor communication network. It's not safe for girls who have late evening classes. The cafe is not good and not clean. There are no water coolers for drinking water. Also, no Wi-Fi and the computer labs are outdated with bad Wi-Fi connection.

Admission: The teachers at IPSAR were really nice and always ready to help us out. They taught us well using new techniques. During my course, we got to go on a cool trip to Visakhapatnam Steel Plant for training. It was a fun and interesting experience learning there.

Placement: I'd say the college placements are okay, not great. Around half of the students usually get jobs through the college. We have companies like Visakhapatnam Steel Plant, Pantaloons, and Big Bazar coming in to hire. Lots of students end up getting jobs in good companies.

Campus: I really liked IPSAR's infrastructure. The inside and outside looked great. The college is in a cool location. The classrooms were comfy. The library had lots of books, which helped me a lot. The canteen served awesome food they had everything from meals to snacks to drinks. I stayed in the hostel, and I had a great time there.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart, but their teaching methods are kinda old-fashioned. It's not very interesting for us students. They could make it more fun. The college does give us chances to see how things work in the real world, though.

Placement: The placements for our batch weren't great. The BBA department doesn't have a placement cell, only MBA does. About 20% of students got placed. The highest salary was 4.5 LPA and the lowest was 1.2 LPA. Mostly small companies come for placements. Our college isn't well-known in Cuttack.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is good, and classrooms are kept nice. The library is okay, but there aren't many copies of all the books. There's no medical center on campus. Sports happen in December, but we don't have our own playground. Indoor games are fun and well-organized.

Admission: Back in 2010, the college had famous teachers, but now they don't have them because of money problems. But the current teachers are still good and they give extra classes to students who need help. Our vice principal is a popular biologist.

Placement: The job placements in BCA are mostly like BPO roles. Companies like TCS rarely come from abroad, but mostly BPO jobs are available. A few years ago, some reputed companies used to visit for placements, but now they don't come anymore. Not sure why, but overall, it's still a good place for placements.

Campus: The college has a cool setup with a 3-floor building. There's a computer lab, bio lab, and about 20 classrooms with AC. The computer lab has around 50 computers. The campus has Wi-Fi that students can use. There's also a canteen, café, and hostel with a gym.

Admission: The teachers were really nice and helpful. They paid attention to each student. The course was good and seemed up-to-date. Overall, I think the faculty and course were good. There were also fun activities outside of class.

Placement: I couldn't find any placements for BBA while I was there. They might start it in a few years. Only BCA had placements, but the companies were just okay. BBA didn't have any campus recruitment opportunities during my time.

Campus: The campus has an average infrastructure with an academic building, boys hostel, and a mess. The girls hostel is located outside the campus. The library is okay, it has books but lacks quality facilities. Overall, the campus has all the basic facilities you need.

Admission: The teachers at my college, even the dean, are awesome! They really care about helping us succeed. There's this class called doubt clearing class that's super helpful and interesting. We all want to do well on our exams, and they're making sure we're prepared. Love it!

Placement: I finished my course back in 2017. Around 75% of us got placed in good companies with a salary package of 2.5 LPA. The college has great placements with top companies like Parle, Mahindra, and Usha. Almost 82% of students landed internships there. It's a good college for students from middle-class families. The faculty is fantastic and really helps us focus on our goals. This college is known as one of the best management colleges in Orissa. I'm proud to be part of it. The campus has good facilities for studying with a high-level mindset. Everyone uses computers and laptops, and the Wi-Fi is reliable for quick web browsing.

Campus: The college felt really familiar. They had CCTV in all labs and classrooms. The hostel was top-notch with Wi-Fi. The classrooms and rooms in the hostel were great too. Food was really good. Lots of students stayed outside the hostel. The girls' hostel was nice, with three CCTV cameras for safety. The infrastructure was amazing.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super smart, some even have Ph.Ds! They're really nice and help us understand everything. They use real-life examples to teach which makes it easier to learn. The questions on the exams are good, but how tough they are depends on how much you study.

Placement: Around 20-25% of seniors in our college manage to get jobs every year. Big companies like GOOGLE, MICROSOFT, AMAZON usually hire students from my course. If you're a fresh MCA graduate, you can expect to earn around 3-4 Lacs per year, but this can go up as you gain more experience.

Campus: I found this course really helpful. The computer lab is great for practicals and it's open every day except weekends from 10 am to 3 pm. The classrooms are clean and have AC. The hostel is nice and affordable, around 5000rs a month. Plus, they serve food four times a day which is pretty good quality.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They always listen to us and are super helpful. The way they teach is amazing, and the whole learning atmosphere is excellent.

Placement: Getting placed after BBA is tough here. Only 10 out of 100 students land a job through interviews. The campus drive is not very active. Companies mostly hire for sales roles. The highest salary offered was 2 LPA.

Campus: The college building is nice, but the rest of the place needs work. The classrooms are decent, but the bathrooms are gross. The staff room and the principal's office are cool with AC. The hostel food is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They finish the course on time and give us key questions. They really know their stuff and teach well. The course material is spot on and gets us ready for the real world. The pass rate for exams is around 40%.

Placement: I'm in a batch of 60 students, and I gotta say, our course is top-notch! Big companies like Deloitte and Wipro are snatching up grads from our program. After finishing up, we're looking at a sweet $60,000 monthly salary. The job options are pretty diverse too - from software development to web development to data analytics. Lots of cool opportunities out there!

Campus: The college offers great facilities like a library with all kinds of books. The classrooms and toilets are really clean. The hostel is close by and the food is good and affordable. The teachers and staff are really friendly.