Mody University of Science and Technology

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, no matter what you're studying. The course content is top-notch and the exams are run better than in other colleges. The assignments they give us are interesting and really help us grow, both personally and professionally.

Placement: The college placement rate is awesome! Nearly all the seniors found good jobs this year  about 98%. They got placed based on their skills and grades. Plus, we have a special department to help us get ready for our careers.

Campus: When picking a college, infrastructure is key. It really shapes our experience. This college has awesome facilities and lots of greenery. There are over 20 hostel buildings with great amenities. Plus, they have a horse riding ground, football, hockey, volleyball, and tons of other sports to enjoy.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and supportive. They're always there to help us out. Our course curriculum is spot on and prepares us well for the industry. The pass rate is around 33%, so it's not too tough. And the exams are pretty straightforward too.

Placement: Most students in our college got jobs after graduation, which is awesome. Some folks decided to pursue more studies. The pay ranges from 5 LPA to 34 LPA, which is pretty cool. Companies like Walmart, Infosys, Dell, and Paytm hire a lot of students from our college. A good chunk of students also got internships at places like JP Morgan, Visa, and Barclays. The jobs they offer are mostly in software development and business analysis, which is great.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, classrooms, and a library. The environment here is nice. Hostel facilities are good, but the food is just okay. Sports and medical facilities are top-notch. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers are nice and helpful, but things have been switching up a lot lately. We've had 4 different deans in the past year and they've completely changed how the law program works. Now we don't get breaks during our internships, which we need for jobs. There aren't enough teachers for the honors courses either. Exams are a bit different now - mid-terms are worth 25 marks and there's a presentation too. You need at least 18 marks to pass. End-of-semester exams are worth 50 marks and the format changes every time.

Placement: The law placements here are not that great. They don't offer placements in big law firms. Instead, they give you a LinkedIn link to apply. Your chances depend on how well you do in interviews. They do offer placements in some tier 3 companies, but the pay is not that high - around 3 LPA at most.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with fully furnished rooms. They have lots of labs, a big library, and one of Asia's biggest mess halls. The food is good too. But the hostel fees are too expensive. It's better to find a PG outside campus. Law students have a legal aid department, but they could do a better job explaining how to use it. Lately, there have been some issues with academics because of changes in the dean.

Admission: I'd give this college 3 stars because a lot of teachers are leaving, and there aren't many in my department. The teachers who are here are good though. The exams are fair, and Mody University offers lots of scholarships too.

Placement: This college is awesome, I'd give it 5 stars. I landed a 19 Lacs package in a top company. Most students here get around 7-8 Lacs. Almost 90% of students get placed every year, with about 70% scoring internships in big companies. If you're aiming for good placements, this is the place to be.

Campus: The hostel at Mody University is top-notch. It's one of the best you'll find at a private college in Rajasthan. They offer double and triple sharing rooms, both with and without AC. The food in the mess is good and doesn't have any onion or garlic in it.

Admission: The college has a small student body, which means teachers can give personal attention to everyone. They make sure to check how well we do in exams and let our parents know if we're not doing great. The teachers are really good at explaining things and they know their stuff. We have two main exams - one in the middle of the semester and one at the end. And we also have class tests to see how we're progressing.

Placement: A lot of my friends landed great jobs with high salaries from our college placements. The highest package ever was 54 LPA and the average is 7 LPA. Companies like Reliance, S&P Global, Accenture, Oracle, HP, and XL Dynamics are big on campus. I got a job at S&P Global as a data analyst. The university also offers internships with companies like WSNE Consulting and SRM. Interns usually get paid between 5k to 15k, mostly in business development and HR roles. It's pretty cool how top companies come for campus placements!

Campus: The college has good infrastructure overall, but the MBA buildings are a bit weird. There are peacocks and temples on campus. We have a big annual festival called Unayaan in November. Teachers give us study materials, and there are books in the library. The college has Wi-Fi, but you can't download movies. The classrooms have comfy chairs, a podium, and a projector. In the hostel, we get two beds, a table, a chair, and a wardrobe. The food is clean and yummy. To stay in the hostel, just fill out an application.

Admission: The teachers here really put in their all  always there to help us out. They guide us through our projects and keep us on track. The course content is always current and relevant. Thanks to the coordinators, we get plenty of hands-on experience to prepare us for the industry. The exams are fair, and with the support of our teachers, we can all handle them well.

Placement: All of us in our batch found jobs. Even the seniors got placed. The salary range is from 8 to 16 LPA. Companies like Paytm, American Express, and Wipro hire students. Some students also did internships at JP Morgan, DRDO, and others. Job roles include business analyst and software engineer.

Campus: I really love the campus here, it's so pretty. The course department is awesome and the classrooms and labs have good ventilation. The staff are vaccinated and keep everything clean. It's a nice place to study.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're always there to help us when we're confused. We do lots of hands-on activities, which makes learning easier and gets us ready for real jobs.

Placement: I was thrilled to see so many companies coming to our campus for placements. It was awesome to hear that over 600 students landed jobs in great companies with some really good salary packages. The highest salary offered was 16 Lacs per year! It's cool to know that big names like TCS and Zoho hire students from our college.

Campus: Our labs have all the tools we need for practicals. There are a bunch of teachers and tech folks here. More than 60 buses run from our campus every day. We've got medical help right on campus too.

Admission: The teachers are nice and helpful, but classes are mostly in Hindi so some students might find it hard to follow. They give good notes that really help with studying. The exams aren't too tough, and if you study well using the notes, you can pass each semester easily.

Placement: I didn't get any help finding a job from the university for my forensic course. They mainly focused on helping engineering students with placements. But in the final year, they set up internships for us, and everyone got one at FSL.

Campus: I really like this university because it has awesome buildings and a beautiful campus with lots of trees and flowers. The library has so many books and is big. The classrooms are spacious and the labs have cool stuff for experiments. It's a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart. The courses we take are useful. Getting a high CGPA is tough. They help us out whenever we have questions. The career department sets up classes with industry experts to help us prep for job interviews and stuff.

Placement: Around 15 students got jobs in our college. They offered a high salary of 20 LPA, with an average of 10 LPA. Big companies like Lowe's, Optum, Barclays, HP, Siemens, Paytm, Consultadd, VISA, Walmart, Public Sapient, and more come for placements. Our college has courses in CS, ECE, biomed, mechanical, electronics, and nuclear engineering.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. The classrooms are nice and well-kept. The labs have top-notch IBM and Accenture computers. The college setup is really good. The food in the cafeteria is tasty.

Admission: Some teachers at our college were really great, while others were not so good. The college environment was good for learning. They really cared about helping us get jobs and thinking like entrepreneurs. But some teachers didn't seem to care and just wasted our time.

Placement: The job placements at our college were pretty average.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was top-notch, especially the library. It had great resources and study spaces.