Sri Sri University

Admission: The teachers here are really good at explaining things. They answer our questions well and take us on field trips. They finish teaching everything on time. Exams are not super hard, but they can be tricky. You need a 50% to pass.

Placement: In my batch, we have about 35 to 40 students. Unfortunately, we didn't get any job offers after our bachelor's degree. The popular companies that came for recruitment were Reliance, Oyo, and Tata. It seems like most MBA, B.Tech., and medical students were able to secure internships.

Campus: Our college management needs improvement. Some facilities are there, but not all. When we complain, they don't always fix things. The hostels aren't always clean. The food is good quality, but it's mostly just veggies. It would be nice to have a healthier diet. Sometimes we get a special dinner treat.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good - they know their stuff and they're always there to help. The way they teach is great too. The course content is spot on and gets us ready for the real world. The exams are a bit tough, but around 90% of us manage to pass.

Placement: I can't say much about placements, but 3 out of 9 seniors landed jobs at a fertilizer company in Odisha. They're making about 3,60,000 a year. The highest package here is 5,80,000, while the lowest is 2,00,000. About 80% of students did internships. They're getting roles as field executives and assistant managers.

Campus: The course facilities are okay. We have labs for different subjects like agribusiness, horticulture, and soil science. The classrooms are fine, but there's no AC. We can use the library from 9:30 to 8:30. The hostel is better than the classrooms. It has Wi-Fi, 24/7 water and electricity, and the food in the mess is good. They also organize indoor and outdoor games often.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super helpful and friendly. They explain things well, both in class and online. The courses aren't too hard, but it really depends on how much you study. Oh, and they also take us on cool trips to see how things work in the industry. Love it!

Placement: Most students got jobs with a starting pay of 7 LPA. The faculty all helped us land internships in my batch. Every year, we have to do an internship, but they make sure we have options. There are opportunities for different roles like data analyst, data scientist, and manager.

Campus: There are labs and facilities for every department. They even have farms for agriculture. I didn't stay in the hostels, so I can't speak on that, but I've heard the food in the mess isn't great. They offer transport for students from Cuttack and Bhubaneswar, which is helpful.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and friendly. The semester exams are good, with a 50% pass rate. The classrooms are nice and the agricultural field is well-kept. The lab is in great condition. We get two types of semester breaks: a two-month break for even semesters and a one-week break for odd semesters.

Placement: I'm part of the first group doing MSc in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry. Around 45% of B.Sc. Agriculture students got placements, while about 70% of students from other departments got placed. Internships are a must for agri students. The average salary is Rs. 25,000 per month.

Campus: The campus is nice and green, and they have free Wi-Fi everywhere. I like the classrooms and the labs are kept up well. The library is awesome with lots of books on agriculture. The hostel is cool too, they have rooms for four, three, and two people, some with air conditioning.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and I appreciate their help, but the course itself isn't great. It seems like the management isn't organized, so things are a bit chaotic. The course doesn't prepare us well for the real world. It feels like we won't get anywhere with this curriculum.

Placement: This college is the worst for MCA students looking for tech careers. Trust me, I graduated from here. They don't help with on-campus placements. If they do, it's with small startups. No proper placement support here. They make fake promises, don't care about your future. Don't come here if you want a tech career. They're not good enough.

Campus: I didn't stay in the hostel, so I can't review that. But the food at Kaivalya is awesome! Hostel folks can use their mess card, while others can pay. The food tastes good. However, the other cafes are too expensive. On campus, there are 2-3 more cafes where the prices are high, portions are small, but the food is tasty.

Admission: The professors here all have PhDs and MD qualifications, so they really know their stuff. We have exams every semester and then big university exams every year and a half. They follow the NCISM rules for exams. Students are doing great. We do a lot of practical work and even have to keep sloka records.

Placement: BAMS is a doctorate degree, so there's no set number of placements guaranteed. We do internships for a year and take exams to land a job. The first batch from our university hasn't started internships yet. But with branches worldwide, we'll definitely get great opportunities to learn.

Campus: There are labs and a library in our department. They're building a new academic building with more facilities. The hostel is nice, but we can't eat in our rooms. The campus has fields and courts for all kinds of sports.

Admission: I really like the professors at Sri Sri University. They know their stuff and are always ready to assist. The teaching is top-notch, and I've picked up a lot of new knowledge. The courses are spot on, and they set us up well for the real world.

Placement: I love how Sri Sri University partners with big companies like IBM and TCS for courses like Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, and Cyber Security. Many of my friends landed internships at IBM and other cool companies through these tie-ups. It's awesome to see our university connecting us with such great opportunities!

Campus: I really like Sri Sri University because the classrooms have WiFi and the library is easy to get to. The computer lab is super fast at 100 Mbps. The food in the mess is good and they make sure everything is clean too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. They teach well and the courses are good. The stuff we learn is practical and gets us ready for work. The exams are not too tough, so you can pass them without too much stress.

Placement: Around 40-45% of students in our course land jobs after college. The average salary is between 3-7 LPA. Companies like Deloitte, Accenture, Infosys, Annalect, and InfyStrat hire from our college. Popular job roles include HR, associate, and CRM positions.

Campus: The college has great facilities for students. The course infrastructure is good, with Wi-Fi, labs, library, and a canteen. They even have a hostel for students. The food in the mess and canteen is tasty too.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and have lots of experience teaching. The classes give a good mix of theory and hands-on learning. Plus, the teachers are always there to support us and help us reach our goals.

Placement: Once you graduate, most students here aim for further studies or getting ready for competitive exams. But even without that, lots of us land good jobs in public and private companies. On their website, they say the average salary we're offered is around INR 13.58 LPA.

Campus: The campus has good Wi-Fi and lots of facilities like labs for practical learning. We get healthy food from Kaivalya (SSU Kitchen) and there's medical help available 24/7. They even have an Ayurvedic hospital on campus.

Admission: The courses here are top-notch thanks to the awesome teachers. They really know their stuff and teach us a lot. Plus, they're super helpful for getting ready for exams and starting our own businesses. There are plenty of opportunities to grow in the agriculture field too.

Placement: The college helps a lot with getting government jobs, bank jobs, and internships. They also support students with self-business and entrepreneurship. The faculty is really helpful in preparing for competitive exams. Private companies also offer internships, which is great.

Campus: The labs are great for all subjects and the classrooms have AC and Wi-Fi. The hostel is good too. The mess serves only vegetarian food, which might be a bit challenging for some. They also have yoga and meditation in a peaceful spot away from noise.