Shri Krishna University

Admission: I finished the course and now I can work in various Zoology fields or do research. I can also get M.Sc. Zoology jobs in media or environmental management. The exams were tough but worth it for my future.

Placement: I don't know much about the different roles in the field of zoology, like assistant professors, laboratory assistants, or wildlife researchers. But I'm interested in wildlife conservation, animal training, and zookeeping. I also think being a marine biologist or an ecologist would be cool. There are so many options in this field!

Campus: The rooms are really important in the college. They should have all the basic furniture like a bed, wardrobe, study table, and chair. If it's a shared room, there should be enough space between the furniture for personal space. The best hostels will have everything you need. Good hostels have a common room where students can hang out, play games, or even read. These places are great for making friends and having fun while studying.

Admission: The teachers at this college were really nice and knew their stuff. They were always there to help with any questions and made sure we understood how exams worked. The course was great because it covered both theory and hands-on stuff, which is super helpful for getting ready for work.

Placement: Most students got placed by big companies offering an average package of 7lpa. Companies like Vipro, Amazon, and Accenture came for placements. Everyone got internships, some paid and some not. Overall, it was a good experience.

Campus: The hostel has everything you need like washing machines, Wi-Fi, labs, and libraries. The classroom equipment is top-notch. The food is just okay, especially for a North Indian like me. Medical supplies are basic, nothing fancy.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. This helps us get ready for the job market. The exams are not too hard, with 33% as the pass mark.

Placement: I did my course and found that 40% of students got placed. The average package offered was 80 LPA. The top companies that recruited from our course were IRB, PNC, HG INFRA, and KC CONSTRUCTION. Around 20% of students landed internships at TCS and RELIANCE CONSTRUCTION. The popular roles offered were Team Leader and CEO.

Campus: The facilities in my department are top-notch. We've got Wi-Fi, workshops, and great classrooms. The food from the mess and canteen is awesome. The medical facilities are also really good. Plus, we have sports, games, and a library on campus for some fun and studying.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're great at teaching. They work hard to help us learn and share valuable info. The course content is spot on and prepares us well for working in big companies. Exams aren't too tough as long as you study regularly. Passing rate is over 50%, so it's doable.

Placement: In my class, there are about 150 students and around 30% of us got placed. The highest salary offered is 5LPA, the lowest is 2.5LPA, and the average is 3LPA. The top companies hiring from our course are Cipla, Abbott, Dabur, and more. About 20% of us got internships in these companies. The roles offered include drug therapist, pharmacist, and more.

Campus: The pharmacy department has really nice lab rooms where we do hands-on stuff. There are like 30 labs just for us pharmacy students, all set up with the right gear. The classrooms are clean and have cool smart boards and computer labs. Plenty of desks and benches, too. The washrooms are clean and there's always water. But the canteen food isn't that great, so maybe stick to packaged stuff. The medical services are top-notch, and there are good sports facilities, too. We get a games period every Saturday to stay fit and have fun!

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. They teach well and the course content is practical. But it could be better if it prepared us more for the real world. The exams are okay, but if you work hard, you can do well. Just aim to pass with a 33% score.

Placement: Around 30% of us got jobs after finishing our course. The highest salary package is 5 LPA, while the average is 2 LPA. Companies like Tata Motors and PI Industries come to hire students. Unfortunately, we haven't had any internships yet. The most common job offered is as a business developer.

Campus: Our college has great facilities like an E-library and a common library. The classrooms are nice too. Unfortunately, there's no hostel or mess on campus. The canteen is just okay.

Admission: The teachers in our department are really great, and they handle exams very professionally.

Placement: I wasn't too sure about the job opportunities from this college at first. It's still pretty new, so they're working on bringing in more companies for placements. Right now, the placements aren't top-notch. But if you start a course here, they promise to improve placements by the time you graduate.

Campus: The campus buildings are really impressive.

Admission: The teachers actually listen to us, which is cool. But to be honest, they're more into planning events than teaching. Exams are pretty easy, and almost everyone passes. The library is big, but they don't have many management books. It's a quiet place, kind of like libraries abroad.

Placement: They mainly focus on placements for Masters students, but third-year Bachelor's students in BBA also get interview opportunities. Companies come for final-year students in both UG and PG programs. The top companies for MBA placements are Tata and some local ones. The starting salary is around 20k-25k per month, but some students get even 30k+.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch compared to others in the state. It's always growing and has lots of space. The canteen, run by a café owner, offers affordable food. The labs have all the equipment we need. They hold a sports fest every year and have lots of seminars and events. The focus on studying here isn't as high.

Admission: I really dig the teachers at this college. They're the reason I picked this place. They know their stuff and are super qualified. The classes are set up to help us learn and get ready for real-world jobs. The exams can be tough, but nothing too crazy.

Placement: I really liked how this college helps students get good jobs after graduation. I heard that about 20-30% of students find jobs through campus placements. Some companies that don't make a lot of money are hiring graduates too. Personally, I believe that being a yoga teacher is the coolest job you can get after studying here.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is amazing. They have a big academic building, a library, and everything else we need. The classrooms have smart boards and Wi-Fi. There's even a first aid center in the college and hostel. And there are lots of sports and games to enjoy. They also hold sports competitions sometimes.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The course material is spot on. The exams are fair and you can pass them with just a bit of studying. The campus is so green and beautiful. The canteen has good food, but it's a bit pricey. If you live nearby, I'd say go for it and join this college. But gotta say, the crowd control needs some work.

Placement: The teachers here are not that great, but the campus is nice. Job placements are okay. About 30% of students go for interviews. The highest salary is 6 LPA and the lowest is 1.6 LPA. Most students get around 3 LPA with some extra perks. Sadly, no one gets internships.

Campus: I really like the course. The hostel is still being built. They have all the facilities we need. Sadly, there's no medical help. But the canteen is nice and there are fun sports activities. The university plans a bunch of sports events and other fun stuff. I think the college is pretty good overall.

Admission: The teachers in this course really know their stuff. They have lots of experience and know how to teach their subjects well. The course covers everything you need to know, from theory to real-world practice. We learn all the important stuff that will help us succeed in our studies and future careers. The teachers are super helpful and give us all the info we need about the course, campus, and job opportunities.

Placement: I'm really impressed with how Shri Krishna University's placement cell is helping students find jobs in different sectors like IT, banking, nursing, and healthcare. The staff there is super helpful and they teach us how to do interviews and get selected for placements. I feel confident about my future career prospects thanks to their support.

Campus: The classrooms here have cool tech like interactive whiteboards and fast internet. They're comfy too. The labs for Computer Science, engineering, and sciences are top-notch with all the latest stuff. The library is huge with lots of books, journals, and online resources for research. The hostel is awesome too, with great facilities, good food, and a nice setup.