Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel University of Agriculture and Technology

Admission: After graduating, I realized that this college experience was the best part of my time there. It's something I'll always remember fondly.

Placement: In our college, there wasn't any placement support. No students landed jobs during the 4 years I was there. No companies came to hire either. But, we did have good internship opportunities. It was up to us to do internships with our professors or outside the campus.

Campus: The college had great infrastructure and looked really nice. The lighting at night was pretty cool. The central library was the highlight, it was huge! The indoor stadium needed some work, but the gym equipment was good. The university stadium was massive too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and supportive. They make learning easy by using PowerPoint slides. The courses prepare us well for the industry. The exams are not too hard, with passing at 50 out of 100.

Placement: Almost all students from our course get jobs after college. The highest salary offered is 30 LPA and the lowest is 15 LPA. Companies like Nescafe and Mankind hire students. Almost everyone gets internships too. Most students end up in research, development, or management roles.

Campus: Our college has great infrastructure. We've got air-conditioned labs, libraries, and high-tech biotech labs. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. The hostels are really nice and the food in the mess is tasty. The canteen is good too. Plus, we have a hospital on campus with all the medical staff and facilities you need. And don't forget about the huge sports ground for playing all kinds of sports. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff. They learned from top colleges like IVRI Bareilly and Veterinary College Pant Nagar. The course lasts 5.5 years. We have 3 internal exams, 1 big exam each year, and a practical exam too. You need at least 50% to pass.

Placement: The placements aren't that common for us vet students. Most of us end up working for the government, slaughterhouses, or private hospitals where placements aren't needed. We have around 74 students in each group. After studying for 4.5 years, we do a 1-year internship where we help out in government projects, farms, and villages.

Campus: The campus is super green with lots of plants and trees. The classrooms are modern with Wi-Fi. The library is big, clean, and has AC and Wi-Fi. The hostel rooms have 2 beds, a cupboard, a table, and a chair for each student. There's always electricity and water. The canteen is in the middle of everything. They even have a hospital on campus. And there's a huge sports ground for sports events.

Admission: The professors really know their stuff and have tons of experience. A lot of them come from IVRI, Bombay Veterinary College, and Jammu. They're super qualified and teach both theory and practical stuff. Exams can get pretty intense with 3 internal tests and one big external exam each year.

Placement: At our medical college, we focus on learning and hands-on practice instead of placements like engineering colleges. Our college prepares us well for working in the field. After graduating, many students land jobs as government veterinary officers or work in zoos and food security departments. Some also find opportunities in the private sector, such as dairy, poultry, and the food industry.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with a library and a big sports stadium. Rooms are shared by 2 students, each with its own bathroom. The food in the mess is good and clean. Living in the hostel feels like home, and we have a lot of freedom. The wardens are friendly and check in on us regularly. The college even has its own poultry, cattle, sheep farms, plus ILFC.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. We have exams every month that are tough but fair. We also have midterms and practicals every semester. The final exams are the hardest to pass, though.

Placement: The salary package they offer is around 2 to 3 LPA. Most students get roles as lab technicians in pharma companies. Plus, they hook you up with internships right at the college.

Campus: The hostel here is okay, nothing fancy. They have rooms for 2 people, 3 people, and singles. Each hostel has its own mess which serves good food. You can always count on electricity and Wi-Fi in the hostels and around campus. The labs have all the cool equipment you need.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful, always giving us advice on school stuff and life in general. We have career talks every six months to help us figure out our future. They really care about making us feel at home. The teachers are dedicated to covering all the topics we need to learn on schedule.

Placement: I heard that about 6 to 10 students get job offers every year from companies like Jain Irrigation and Syngenta. They usually offer around 4 LPA. But lots of students here don't really care about jobs right after college. They want to do postgrad studies at different universities. I'm thinking of doing the same thing and studying at a good university too.

Campus: The library here is awesome with Wi-Fi, and they have games every year in November and December. You can also enjoy an indoor badminton stadium and a free gym. The campus roads are well-maintained. But the labs for undergrads need some improvement.

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag - some are super helpful while others not so much. But they all have PhDs, so you know they're qualified. The teaching is pretty good overall, and the course material is relevant. Just be ready for tough exams during the semester. You need at least 50 marks out of 100 to pass, which is a passing percentage of 55%.

Placement: I'm studying BSc (Hons) Agriculture at SVPUAT Meerut. There are 125 students in my batch. The highest salary offered is 5 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 3 lakhs annually. All students got internships at KVK Pesticide Company or other places.

Campus: I really liked the lab facilities for BSc Ag students at the college. The library here is awesome and has everything you need, like wifi and air conditioning. Plus, they've got all the books for our courses. The classrooms are cool too, especially the smart ones. The hostel rooms are just okay though.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and have a lot of experience. Many of them studied at top places like NDRI, Karnal. That's the best dairy tech school around. The exams are tough and super busy with a lot of work to get through.

Placement: A lot of students choose to study the same thing as me, and many end up working in companies like Amul, Parag, Nestle, etc. I'm not sure about the exact salary numbers, but it's decent. We get two internships during the 4 years  one in the second semester and another in the final semester.

Campus: The campus has good facilities with everything you need for labs and classes. The hostel is nice too with sports equipment for different games like badminton and chess. The cost is pretty affordable. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. The courses really match what we need to know in the field. They make us go to class a lot, like we need to be there 85% of the time. But the workload is doable if you stay on top of things. The exams are fair and you just need to get 50% to pass.

Placement: Around 40% of us found jobs after graduation, and most of the rest went on to study more. We usually get paid around 4-5 LPA. Companies like Dhanuka, Chemical Fertilizers, Dabur, and Britannia hire people from here. I even got an internship at Dhanuka Agritech during my time here. Field sales, sugarcane inspector, and marketing are the most common job roles offered to us.

Campus: I really like the university because they have great facilities. The classrooms and labs are top-notch, and the wifi is reliable all over campus. The new library is awesome with lots of resources. The hostels serve delicious food and the rooms are cozy. I also enjoy the sports competitions they host every year. It's cool to be able to compete at the national level.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They have a lot of experience and know how to teach in interesting ways. They help us get better at doing research and working in the field. We also get to do internships and join clubs as part of our course.

Placement: I noticed that a lot of students get jobs after finishing this course. The highest salary offered is about 4-6 LPA, and the lowest is around 2.5-3.0 LPA per year. Many students also do internships, and the college has good connections with different companies and business owners.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works in the hostel, labs, classes, library, and campus. The labs and classes have smart boards and digital boards. Hostel is great with food choices. There's even a hospital on campus for students' medical needs.