SHUATS - Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and teach well. They keep the curriculum up to date with what's happening now. We get to go on trips to companies, do case studies, attend talks, and learn from guest speakers. The exams are fair and not too hard.

Placement: I finished my BBA in 2022. During the final year, some companies visited our college like BYJU'S, JIO, and a few local ones in Prayagraj. They mostly offered sales jobs with around 3.5 lakhs as the average package. Out of 60 students in my class, only 6 got placed. Unfortunately, the college doesn't provide internships.

Campus: The campus infrastructure isn't great, except for Engineering and Bio Tech. It feels like studying in a regular government college. Each department has its own library and computer lab. Wi-Fi is limited to some areas. The university has separate hostels for girls and boys which are decent, with average food quality. Sports facilities are good with a cricket ground, volleyball and badminton courts, and a gym available.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and share cool real-life stories with us. The hands-on field work is super helpful too. The courses we take are spot on for getting us ready for the industry. The exams aren't too hard, you can pass just by paying attention in class. My CGPA is a solid 4.5.

Placement: Last year, around 40% of students got jobs in my college. The best offer was 6 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA. On average, most students got a package between 4 LPA to 5 LPA. Big companies like Mahindra, TCL, and Plantica visited for placements. The college doesn't arrange internships, so you gotta find those yourself. They do offer some training called RAWE though.

Campus: The college has good facilities and infrastructure. The library has many books and is well-kept. The classrooms don't have smart projectors, and the Wi-Fi is only for staff. I heard from friends that the food in the hostel mess is just okay. There are medical facilities available, and students get a 5% discount at the college hospital. The sports and athletics facilities are pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff, but sometimes the way they teach is just okay. The course content is good and prepares us well for working in the industry. The exams aren't too hard, and most people pass with a 45% pass rate.

Placement: Half of the students in my course got jobs after graduating. The highest salary offered is 12 LPA, and the lowest is 4.50,000 LPA. Amul is a major company that hires students from my course. Most of us got internships too, around 80%. There are opportunities in research and marketing after completing this course.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with clean drinking water. Each department has auditoriums, Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms. The library is big, with AC and Wi-Fi. In the hostel, there's cool drinking water and Wi-Fi too. The food is just okay, not the best. There are 3 mess options to choose from.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and the activities are related to our course. The exams are hard, you need 40% to pass. The teachers are nice and know their stuff. They also organize fun activities.

Placement: Around 60% of students in my college got placed. The placement fee varies from 2 to 4 lakhs. The placement scene is decent, but not amazing. They also provide internships in the dairy department. I found the newspaper called ‚¬Å“Aggies‚¬Â really helpful for checking out internships in the dairy department. It's a good read.

Campus: The infrastructure at my college is pretty good. The WiFi, labs, classrooms, and library are all easy to use. The facilities are decent, and getting work experience here is great. Plus, there are plenty of sports and games to get involved in. The medical facilities are also good.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really help us with all our subjects and push us to study hard. The exams are tough but they prepare us well with different kinds of questions. Joining this college has been an amazing experience for me. It's really good here.

Placement: I think around half of the students in our course got jobs because they didn't know much about it. The highest salary offered is 10 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. A lot of food companies hire students from our agriculture B.Sc program. This course has a lot of perks and a promising future at our college.

Campus: The campus is awesome with great facilities like labs and a good hostel. The food in the mess and canteen is good too. They organize sports and games for everyone. Overall, the facilities are top-notch.

Admission: The teachers in this course are awesome! Some are super trained, while others come from ICAR. They teach really well, give us lots of assignments, and cover all the practical stuff we need for agriculture. The end-term exams can be tricky, ranging from medium to hard, but you only need a 45% to pass.

Placement: Around 40% of us in my batch are studying B.Sc. (Honours) Agriculture at college. The lowest salary offered here is around 8 LPA and the highest is 20 LPA. Some of the top companies that hire us are Haldiram, Cadbury, seed processing, and fertilizer companies. About 20% of my classmates got internships at Amul and in organic farming in Uttarakhand.

Campus: I stayed in one of the hostels for students - IH hostel. It's where they put international students. The hostel had everything I needed. There are three canteens here. One for guys and one for girls. The food is clean, fresh, and tasty.

Admission: The semester exams are alright. The teachers are nice, but there's a bit of favoritism towards certain religions. Some teachers don't teach regularly, they just do it whenever they feel like it. There's favoritism among students too, so you gotta put in extra effort.

Placement: I'm in a batch of 13 students studying B.Tech in Biotechnology. So far, we haven't graduated. I've heard from older students that not many people get job offers from our college. Because of that, a lot of them have switched to other colleges.

Campus: The campus has a lot of space, but the facilities are lacking. Our department is decent compared to others, but it's just okay when you look at other departments. They turn off the AC, even in the summer, and many classes don't have AC at all. The bathrooms are in bad shape, and the water tanks don't look clean. There are broken benches everywhere, and the cleaning is not great. They offer Wi-Fi, but students can't even use it.

Admission: The teachers here are super professional and experts in their fields. Lots of them even have awards! They really know their stuff. The course layout is top-notch. The only downside is that the school administration could be more serious and professional.

Placement: I wish there were more chances for placements and internships. It's tough finding them on our own. Only a few companies come for placements, mostly for sales or customer service roles. Some small startups also come. The pay offered is around Rs. 15,000-18,000 per month. Only a handful of students get to sit for placements other than the mandatory internships.

Campus: The college gives you a hostel when you join. Girls and boys have different hostels. The girl's hostel has an old part and a new part with good facilities like mess and canteen. Food quality is decent, not great. A contractor supplies the food. The college has a canteen and a small cafe. They offer Wi-Fi, you just pay a fee for it.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. They teach well. The course matches what we need to learn. Exams were easy because they focused on practical stuff. About 70% of us passed.

Placement: There are about 400 students in my course. Companies from the agriculture sector and fertilizer companies often come to recruit. The salary packages range from 15k to 25k. Around 30% of students land internships with companies like Titan Biotech and Ajanta Soya. The top roles offered are Agriculture Officer, Farm Manager, and SEED Technologist.

Campus: The college has all the things you need like labs, classrooms, libraries, Wi-Fi, and research fields. The food is good, but the hostel needs improvement - there are hygiene, water, and light issues. The medical faculty is great because the college has its own hospital. The sports facilities are also good enough for everyone.

Admission: The teachers in my department are super helpful. They clear up all our doubts and they know their stuff  they graduated from top universities in Prayagraj. I'm studying BA English with honors and I think the teaching is top-notch. We get to take part in activities like NSS, and my classmates always join in. The semester isn't too tough, and the exams cover both subjective and objective questions. You need 50 marks out of 100 to pass. Our batch performs really well overall, and I'm happy with how everything is going in our department.

Placement: There were only around 10 students in my batch. My course doesn't have any job packages available, and there aren't any top companies recruiting right now. The main job roles for my course are teaching and business, since I'm studying BA.

Campus: The classrooms in my department are awesome, and we have two or three clean libraries on each floor. The teachers in our library are super strict but helpful. Our hostel facilities are top-notch, and the food in the mess is always clean. They serve different meals each day, and the medical facilities are great. We have fun sports and games as part of our curriculum, and my friends always join in. It's cool that we have activities like NSS to keep us active.