Sigma University

Admission: The teachers here explain things really well. They're friendly and always willing to help with questions, even outside of class hours. They really dive deep into the subjects and share extra info with us. Super helpful!

Placement: Most students who graduate end up finding jobs in top companies. The college provides helpful guidance to get us ready for interviews. There are plenty of opportunities on campus to help us start our careers on the right track.

Campus: The campus has everything you need labs, audio visual rooms, and a cool auditorium. There's a bunch of equipment to help you study and learn hands-on. Plus, they have special audio visual rooms for learning. It's awesome!

Admission: The IT faculty at Sigma University was really good. They knew their stuff and helped us a lot. The teaching was top-notch. The course content was practical and prepared us well for the industry. Exams weren't too tough either.

Placement: The placements for our course were a bit limited. Most students in CSE get placed, around 20-40% in our course overall. The average package was between 3-5 LPA. The main recruiters were TCS, HCL, IBM, Hitachi, and others. Some students even got internships at the college, which was cool.

Campus: I really liked the IT infrastructure at our college. They had everything we needed - labs, libraries, canteens, Wi-Fi, and even sports facilities. The campus was huge and had lots of parking. Plus, students could stay in the hostels too.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. You can always chat with the class mentor if you need help. They know their stuff and give us real-life advice too. They don't just teach from the books, they also show us how to be successful in different ways. The exams are like university-level, so make sure to study hard all year to make it easier.

Placement: Most students in my course got placed last year, which is awesome. The highest package offered was 6.5 LPA and the lowest was 3 LPA. Big companies like Amazon, Uno Mind, L&T, UPL, Inox, and Godrej came for placements. Recently, 60% of students landed internships in various companies in our city. It's great to see so many opportunities coming our way!

Campus: There are three buildings on campus: one for degree students, one for diploma students, and one for pharmacy. The walls are creatively decorated, and there's Wi-Fi everywhere. Each subject has its own lab, and the outdoor spaces are awesome. We have a main auditorium in the front where we play cricket a lot. And there's a huge football ground behind the campus. There are loads of facilities available here.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty helpful, but not all of them are super knowledgeable. I remember this one teacher last semester who couldn't even write proper grammar. But hey, the courses really do prepare you for the industry. The exams are tough, with two invigilators walking around, and each question is worth 5 marks. The passing rate is around 50%.

Placement: You don't need a specific percentage to get in, just pass. The highest salary is around 10 lakhs, while the lowest is around 30k (from companies like L&T, TATA, etc.). About 95% of students can land internships. But honestly, they don't offer much mostly volunteer work, not real roles where you can really show your skills.

Campus: I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't say much about it. It's about 2-3 km away from college. I heard they don't have a mess or canteen there. The hostel seems more like a guest house with limited facilities. The same goes for sports and games.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and teach us well. They're always there to help when we need it. The pass rate for our semester is about half. They're the best at giving us all the info we need.

Placement: The college brings in big companies like L&T, Colgate, Bharat Pharmaceuticals for placements. The top package offered to a student was 20 lakhs per year. They also offer internships to students. If you're interested in internships, they even help 6th-semester students get company internships.

Campus: The labs and classrooms here are really good, which helps us concentrate on our studies. They also have free Wi-Fi, and the hostel facilities are great. There are separate hostels for boys and girls, and the food is awesome too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are all PhD holders in their subjects. They are really helpful and provide top-notch teaching. I like that they can teach in both Hindi and English, which helps students who don't understand English well.

Placement: Our batch has around 85 students. We get good job offers in our field. Companies like GGRCL Recruitment, Wipro, and Zydus come for placements. Every year, they come to our college for interviews. We also get a 1-month internship at a chemical company.

Campus: Our college has a big lab with lots of classrooms and auditoriums. They offer hostels for both girls and boys. The campus has many canteens, and the food in the hostel is really good. Security is tight around the college.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and helpful. They really know their stuff. The course content matches up well with what we need to know for our future jobs. The exams each semester are fair, but how tough they are depends on how ready we are.

Placement: Most students landed jobs last year. The highest salary was 15 LPA and the lowest was 2 LPA. On average, it's around 5 LPA. Lots of top companies come for placements. Everyone got internships. The top BBA role was assistant manager.

Campus: The management department has really great facilities. Actually, all the departments have good facilities too. The classrooms have CCTV cameras. Each department has its own library. And there's even a swimming pool and gym for people who love staying fit.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty helpful, but not all of them are super knowledgeable. I remember this one teacher last semester who couldn't even write proper grammar. But hey, the courses really do prepare you for the industry. The exams are tough, with two invigilators walking around, and each question is worth 5 marks. The passing rate is around 50%.

Placement: There's no specific percentage requirement for admission. As long as you pass, you're in. The highest salary offered is around 10 lakhs, while the lowest is around 30k from companies like L&T and TATA. About 95% of students can find internships. However, the opportunities aren't great. They mostly offer volunteer work instead of meaningful roles where you can really make an impact.

Campus: I don't live in the hostel, so I can't say much about it. It's about 2-3 km away from college, and I don't think they have a mess or canteen there. The hostel seems more like a guest house with limited facilities, and the same goes for sports and games.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and teach us well. They're always there to help when we need it. The pass rate for our semester is about half. They're the best at giving us all the info we need.

Placement: I really liked how big companies like L&T, Colgate, and Bharat Pharmaceuticals come to hire students. The highest salary offered was 20 LPA, which is awesome. They also help us find internships. In the 6th semester, students get a chance to do internships with companies. It's a great opportunity to gain experience before graduating.

Campus: The labs and classrooms at this college are really good, making it easy to concentrate on studying. They have free Wi-Fi which is a bonus. There are separate hostels for boys and girls, and the food is great too. Overall, it's a nice place to study.

Admission: The teachers at our college were awesome! They did exams in multiple choice and written formats. They were all professionals and had real-world experience. They gave us helpful questions for the tests. Their teaching was top-notch.

Placement: In our 5th semester, lots of top companies came to our college for placements. They gave great job offers with high salaries. Big companies like MNCs were there too. Some even offered salaries from 6 to 7 LPA.

Campus: Our college had awesome Wi-Fi, a cool library, and a high-tech computer lab. The department I was in was pretty solid. The vibe on campus was nice, with a sports area and even a cricket ground.