Shri Guru Ram Rai University

Admission: The faculty at our college, especially the HOD of the IT & CA department, are super helpful. They really give us the best knowledge they can. But I think the course curriculum could be better. The books they use are outdated, so I wish they would update them to make us more industry-ready.

Placement: I want to share that only 10% of students landed jobs in tier 3 companies. The average salary ranges from 2 to 5 lakhs per year. The top companies that hire here are probdesk and fusionx. They offer roles like junior developer and junior engineer.

Campus: The labs in our department are top-notch. We have about 3 labs which is awesome. However, there's no Wi-Fi access they keep the password a secret! The hostels are only for girls, so I can't say much about them. But my friend says they're decent.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They explain things well and point out the important stuff for exams. They also give us tips to study during breaks. Personally, I don't think B.Com is enough to get us ready for work. It's good to do a skill course alongside it. The semester exams are okay, not too tough or too easy. You need a CGPA of 4.0 to pass.

Placement: Around 10-12 of us got placed. The companies offered Rs. 12,000 to Rs. 15,000 per month, which isn't much. Most of the jobs were in Bangalore, which is pretty far. The highest package was 5 LPA, and the lowest was 1.5 LPA. Myntra was the main company hiring us. Some of us got internships in college, but most landed jobs at Myntra or other unknown companies. The main roles were in finance, customer service, and communication.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. When NAAC visited, it looked beautiful and well-structured. Each class has projectors, but half the computers in the computer lab don't work. I haven't been to the hostel, but the canteen food is decent. Hygiene is good, and the washrooms are well-maintained. It would be nice if they provided sanitary napkins for girls.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really supportive and easy to reach. They're always there to help and push us to do our best. Exams are split into two parts: internal tests and final exams. Both are pretty straightforward to pass. The student-to-faculty ratio is good too, so you get plenty of one-on-one attention. It's a great environment for learning and growing.

Placement: Only 20% of us landed jobs after college, with salaries ranging from 200,000 to 350,000 per year. I remember this one time a company came looking for students who majored in Math. They were hiring for supervisor roles, but the pay was pretty low.

Campus: I really love this college in Dehradun! The education here is top-notch, and the facilities are amazing. The infrastructure is really impressive. They offer free Wi-Fi with no restrictions, which is awesome. The classrooms and labs are super clean and comfy. The library is great too, with cozy seating and a peaceful vibe. It's a great place to study and learn!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really care about us and know their stuff. The teaching is top-notch, and we learn a lot. I love how the courses include practical skills, activities, and internships to prepare us for the industry. The semester exams can be a bit challenging, but the passing rate is fair at 33%.

Placement: Most students get placed after graduation, around 75% of them. The highest pay package is 12 LPA, while the lowest is 2.5 LPA. On average, students get around 4 LPA. Popular companies like Wipro, TCS, Axis Bank, and Sun Pharma hire from here. Also, many students, about 80%, land internships while studying.

Campus: The classes and labs have good facilities and infrastructure. They have Wi-Fi, and the furniture is nice. The canteen and mess food is good quality. Hostel students get all the medical facilities they need. The libraries and labs are connected to Wi-Fi too.

Admission: The teachers here don't always know the newest stuff. Some are good, but many seem out of touch with what‚¬â„¢s going on now. The topics we study, like C and PHP, feel outdated. These languages aren‚¬â„¢t used much in the real world anymore.

Placement: The job placements at our college are not great. Most students get an average package of 1.5 LPA, with the highest package being 6 LPA. Companies from Dehradun do come for recruitment, but the job roles they offer don't match our skills. It's common to see developers being offered sales executive positions, which can be disappointing.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is decent, but there are a lot of time restrictions which can be a bummer. The labs and classrooms are pretty old and not well-kept. The library is okay, and they have a big cafeteria, but the food isn't that great.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They prepare us well for the industry. The exams are fair, and most students do them honestly. The teachers are always there to help us out, whether we need directions or other help. Overall, I think this university is pretty good.

Placement: In our course, 65% of students got placed. The highest package was 45 LPA, while the lowest was 15 LPA. Companies like Zomato, Blinkit, Myntra, and Reliance hired students from our college. Around 55% of students did internships at Zomato and other places, working in data entry, management, and corporate roles. Overall, I think this university is pretty good.

Campus: The teachers here are really nice and helpful, and the campus looks good. The canteen could use some sprucing up, but the food is okay. I think this university is pretty good, so I suggest checking it out for yourself. Thanks!

Admission: The teachers are really good and always there to help. They prepare us well for exams, so we get good grades. Almost all students pass with over 92%.

Placement: The course picks out top students. The lowest package is 10 LPA. Companies like Patanjali, Tata, and Jio hire students. We all can do internships. Companies like Nestle and Amazon hire us too. Roles like blood bank sample collection are offered. Placements are good overall.

Campus: The campus is really big with everything we need. I like that there's a hospital on site, it's handy for course info. They're big on sports too. The classrooms are smart, which makes learning easy.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, and the semester exams are fair. They know their stuff, but for real-world experience, you gotta do an internship. The course teaches you the basics, but hands-on training is where it's at.

Placement: The college usually has job opportunities in marketing, production, QA, and QC. They have internships too, but in my year, after COVID hit, they didn't have any. And they didn't even pay us for it. Unfortunately, not many students in my batch got jobs because the placements weren't great.

Campus: The facilities here are pretty good. The teachers, labs, and classrooms are all decent. But the Wi-Fi is only for the staff, not for students. The labs and classrooms have everything you need, but they look a bit old. The canteen isn't great, and the hostels are just okay.

Admission: The BCA program at SGRRU is awesome! The teachers really know their stuff and make learning fun. They mix theory with real-world skills so we can apply what we learn. The classes are interactive, with workshops and seminars to keep us up-to-date. We cover everything from programming to web development, so we're ready for any job. Plus, there are lots of chances for hands-on experience like labs and internships. SGRRU rocks at preparing us for the tech world!

Placement: The placement opportunities at SGRRU are really good. The university has a placement cell that helps us get ready for jobs. They organize workshops, training, and mock interviews to make us better. The lowest salary offered is 4 lakh per year. Companies like Axis, Google, Amazon, and many others come for placements. The highest salary offered is 12 lakh per year.

Campus: The campus at Shri Guru Ram Rai University (SGRRU) is top-notch! It has everything you need for studying and having fun. There are cool labs, smart classrooms, and a huge library for all students. Plus, there are awesome auditoriums, sports areas, and chill spots to hang out. The hostels are super cozy and safe, with clean rooms, Wi-Fi, and yummy food. Security is on point too! It feels like a second home with laundry, common areas, and fun places to relax. SGRRU really cares about students' well-being and makes sure we have a great place to study and live.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but some can be really negative. Most of the time you have to learn on your own in this course. It's useful for the industry though. The exams come up fast  two finals, a pre-university test, and a university exam.

Placement: After finishing my MBBS, I found it easy to get a job at the hospital where I trained. And if I ever decide to work as a doctor somewhere else, I know there are plenty of job opportunities out there. While medical colleges don't really have placement programs, I'm confident that finding a job after MBBS won't be tough if I want to work before pursuing my PG.

Campus: The lecture halls have AC, which is nice. The campus also has a library. The hostel rooms are old and don't have AC, but they have laundry service. The food in the mess is good, and there's a night canteen. During sports week, students play sports, but the hostel also has a basketball court, badminton court, and indoor games.