Manipal University, Jaipur

Admission: Some teachers are great, some are just okay. The way we study in the second year of B. Tech depends on the branch we're in. The course content is good and keeps moving forward, but the teachers could do better at teaching it. We have 2 exams - midterms are worth 30 marks and end terms are worth 80 marks. They add up to 100 marks, along with 30 marks for internal assessments. You need to pass both exams and get at least 33% overall. The exams are not too hard, except for the CSE core subjects which are a bit tougher.

Placement: A lot of students come here wanting to study more or take over the family business later on. The job placements are okay, averaging around 8-9 LPA, with the middle point at 7-8 LPA. There aren't many internships available, to be honest. You usually have to look for them yourself. They do share some job openings with us, though.

Campus: The campus has great infrastructure with good classrooms, labs, Wi-Fi, and a nice library. The dome building gives it a cool Jaipur vibe. In the hostels, you can go for double sharing rooms that come with two of everything - beds, pillows, mattresses, side tables, cupboards, study tables, wardrobes, and four charging ports. Plus, there's an attached bathroom with a mirror. You get to pick from two mess options every semester. Hostel curfew is at 9 PM, and you gotta be back in your block by 11 PM. Overall, a pretty comfy setup!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. If you put in the effort, you can do great in exams and really understand the subjects. There's plenty of time to improve our skills and focus on projects, which helps us learn from both the projects and the teachers.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. I'm in the AI ML branch, and it's cool. They have companies like Amazon and TCS coming in for placements. The highest package is around 80-85 LPA, which is awesome. In AI ML, we get to learn a bunch of new stuff, like the latest technologies and curriculum. It's a great place to be if you're into that stuff!

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. They have ACs in every room for the hot summers. Wi-Fi is always on. The classrooms and libraries are set up nicely. They have all kinds of books you need for studying. It's a good place to be.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really great. They always try their best to help us succeed. The exams can be easy or tough, depending on the subject and the teacher. But overall, they do their best to support us.

Placement: The college is cool for students who want to start their own business. Not many students go for placements, maybe around 20-30%. I heard someone got a 7 LPA package, but I'm not sure. Companies like Avas Industrial hire from here. Around 10-20% of students get internships. They usually offer roles like junior advisory.

Campus: I had the best time at Manipal University Jaipur. Everything there is top-notch, from the Wi-Fi to the classrooms, library, and mess. The college is surrounded by a lively atmosphere, with fun fests happening in the hostels and on the main campus. There are plenty of things to do that bring back happy memories. The food isn't amazing, but it's still enjoyable.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, especially since we're doing online classes. The teaching quality is great. You can attend live classes or watch pre-recorded lectures. It's nice to have options to learn before or after the live sessions. There are recorded lectures for each topic, and if you're still confused, another teacher gives a recap. It's cool that we learn from 3 different teachers. Plus, the exams are well-planned.

Placement: I'm Anjali, a student at Manipal University in Jaipur. I'm studying BBA online here. There are a lot of students in my batch, like around 300-400. Many students are also doing BBA online. I haven't finished my course yet, but I checked out the placement info. The highest package is around 15 LPA, average is 9 LPA, and lowest is 5 LPA.

Campus: I visited this university once and I really liked it. Everything is clean and all the departments are great. The Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and library are awesome. I think anyone would love it here. I haven't stayed there, so I don't know much about medical or physical activities. But the online classes I've taken are really good. Overall, everything is perfect at this university.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They teach us both the theory and how to use it in real life. The courses always keep up with what's going on in the industry. Most students pass with 85% to 90%, which shows the tests are tough but fair.

Placement: Most students get placed in companies after finishing the course, around 80%-85%. The highest salary is around 40-50 LPA, while the lowest is about 4-6 LPA. On average, it's between 10-15 LPA. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, Infosys, Wipro, Adobe, and TCS hire students from here.

Campus: The college has super fast Wi-Fi, labs with top-notch computers and software, big bright classrooms with projectors, and a library stocked with books, journals, and e-books. The hostels are comfy too. The food in the canteen is tasty. Plus, they've got awesome sports facilities and medical help if you need it.

Admission: The teachers were good overall, but some assistant teachers were really important in helping us learn. The curriculum was alright, but it didn't always match what the industry needs. Exams were a bit random depending on the teacher, but if you're doing okay in your studies, you won't be too bothered by the exam setup.

Placement: The university is pretty good. Around 65% of students from my year got placed. My friend got the highest package in our branch, which was 18 Lacs. The average salary was around 4.5 LPA, and the median was 5 LPA. The internship opportunities weren't great, and the top role offered was assistant manager.

Campus: The Manipal University in Jaipur is well-known for its great infrastructure. The classrooms and library are in good shape. The hostel facilities are good, and there are plenty of sports activities available. The sports scene is really active there. Plus, they have a dispensary on campus. Overall, the infrastructure is top-notch.

Admission: The curriculum is up-to-date and practical. The teachers are awesome and it really depends on which subjects interest you the most. They're all qualified and classes aren't too crowded. Exams are okay, depending on the subject credits. The courses prepare you well for the industry.

Placement: I'm studying CSE with data science. The first group of students who got placed hasn't graduated yet, so we don't have a lot of details about placements. But word is, the placements are pretty good for the top 3 CS branches: core, AIML, and data science.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is really good. The classrooms have nice boards, big AC, and everything you need for MATLAB, computer, and machine learning. They make sure you have all the software and hardware you need for your studies.

Admission: The B.Tech curriculum is pretty standard here. The teachers know their stuff and teach well. Sometimes the management can be a bit off. The hostel and college always share info on time. The semester exams have a mix of questions. If you study about 40% of the topics well, you can pass by cramming the night before.

Placement: If you score a CGPA of 7 or above, you can land decent placements in companies. Just make sure you have a clean academic record without any fails. With this course, we can work as data analysts and handle data and computer tasks. The highest salary package offered is around 80 LPA, while the lowest is between 2-3 LPA. Big tech companies such as Microsoft and Dell often come for recruitment.

Campus: The AC in the classrooms doesn't always work properly. The campus is smaller than I thought, but it's well-kept. The Wi-Fi is decent, around 15 Mbps on good days. The library is nice, and the hostel has cool sports facilities like basketball, badminton, and squash. They even organize regular competitions there.

Admission: The mentors here are super qualified and really nice. They help us understand everything and always check in to see if we need help. They're there for us with our assignments, exams, and classes. It's great having them around!

Placement: I'm in my BCA course right now. There are 180 students in each batch, and we get mentors to help us out. Everyone gets placed, which is awesome. Companies like Infosys and TCS hire students from here, which is pretty cool.

Campus: My college is all online, so we can study from home. It's a distance education program where we don't have a physical campus. We don't get to experience the campus life, but it's still a great program.

Admission: The teachers at Manipal University, Jaipur are super knowledgeable and always there to help when students have doubts. They are really kind, polite, and educated. They guide us in the right direction. If you're thinking about studying here, go for it!

Placement: Around 60% of us landed jobs after studying B.Com with a focus on accounting. The highest salary offered was 10 LPA, while the lowest was 5 LPA. On average, we're looking at about 8 LPA. Big names like Deloitte, KPMG, and PWC came for placements. And around 70% of students snagged internships at big players like Wipro and TCS. Finance roles were the most sought-after.

Campus: The infrastructure at Manipal University, Jaipur is top-notch. Everything looks new and they're always making improvements. The campus is green and has a good vibe. The classrooms are clean and the library has tons of new books.