VMOU - Vardhman Mahaveer Open University

Admission: The teachers at college are alright, but the courses they offer don't match up with what's needed in the industry. They have international courses, but they're not recognized in India. The courses aren't really worth it, and the teaching quality isn't that great.

Placement: The college helps with some placements, but they could be better. The fees are high compared to what they offer. The salary packages are not great. They said they provide food and hostel, but it's not good. The internships are available, but mostly in lower-tier companies.

Campus: The campus is pretty bad and the facilities are not great. It's far from Jaipur city so it's not the best for commuting. The classrooms are not good, there's not enough study material, and no sports facilities. There's a canteen, but the food isn't very clean.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They explain everything so well and they know both Hindi and English. They use cool teaching methods and are really friendly. Their teaching is easy to understand, which makes learning a breeze. Plus, they help you fix any mistakes you make.

Placement: Vardhman Mahaveer is a great university for getting your degree. The books are easy to understand, and the fees are low. Plus, you don't need to wear a uniform! The campus is really clean and full of greenery.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is great. The classrooms are clean and nicely set up. The library is quiet and tidy. The canteen is clean too, and they serve all kinds of breakfast. Everyone is friendly here, and the college has all the facilities you need. Love it here!

Admission: The exam setup is pretty decent, not too hard. We've got about 11 exams every year, along with assignments to turn in on time.

Placement: I studied in the distance learning program at this college. Just so you know, the university doesn't help with placements.

Campus: The infrastructure here is pretty good. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. Plus, there's no Wi-Fi or labs available, which can be a bummer.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and help us find our way. They're super qualified and use good teaching methods that make it easy to grasp the material. We don't have semester exams, just final exams along with practicals.

Placement: More than half of the students get placed after graduation, and local companies like Allen and PW help a lot. Allen and PW offer year-long internships with a $12,000 stipend for interested students. The college really encourages students to excel. Professors highly recommend pursuing a career in teaching.

Campus: The hostel facilities are great! Wi-Fi, labs, and the library are amazing. The library is really dedicated to students. The hostel is affordable and has good facilities. The food is awesome, and I even have time to explore around. There's also a park nearby, which is nice.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and nice. They know their stuff and make learning fun. I feel happy and satisfied in their classes. Plus, the pass rate is over 55%, which is great!

Placement: There are no placements or internships available at this college. Companies do not visit for placements either.

Campus: The classrooms don't have Wi-Fi, but the labs are good. The library is okay. There's no mess, and the canteen is there. Sports and games options are limited. The medical facility is alright. Some classroom chairs are broken, and the fans and lights often don't work.

Admission: The teachers were alright, but some weren't great. A few of them didn't seem to care about students or the course. The pass rate is really low, and it feels like they just pass everyone no matter what. After graduating, you only have a degree without any useful skills for work.

Placement: I enrolled in this college in 2019 for a three-year course. But now, in 2023, I'm still clearing my back papers. The exam results are a bit weird - even if you answer correctly, they'll only give you passing marks. Sadly, there's no placement help here since it's an open university. So, don't expect much value from your degree if you study here. It's kind of a waste of time.

Campus: The college doesn't have its own buildings for exams. They use rented spaces. Regional centers are in all cities, but the staff there can't really assist you with anything.

Admission: The teachers at VMOU are really knowledgeable and friendly. They make learning easy and fun. The courses are super relevant and the teaching is top-notch. I feel like I'm becoming really smart thanks to them. I'm happy to be a student here!

Placement: Getting a job after college is pretty chill. You just need to score from 45% to 87% in your exams. I'm not a super genius, so that range works for me. Lots of companies come for arts students, which is cool. Just gotta put in the effort to land a good job. Your future kinda depends on what you choose to study.

Campus: VMOU has a lot to offer for your course. The classrooms are okay, and there's a big library to learn more. The canteen serves food for 18 hours, and you can grab food off-campus too. If you get hurt, the nurses are there to assist. Plus, the sports ground is awesome!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They've got a lot of experience teaching and are top-notch. I studied B.Sc here and it's a great college. After getting this degree, you can go for a Master of Science or even become a teacher.

Placement: This university accepts a lot of students, which is cool. If you do a Bachelor of Science, then you can go on to do a Master's and maybe even become a teacher. Some coaching places like to hire students who've done B.Sc or M.Sc.

Campus: The library is huge and looks really nice. The labs are in good shape too. Classrooms are always clean and the furniture is in good condition. You can find water coolers and clean food around. Plus, the classrooms have good ventilation. Overall, it's a nice place to study!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and nice. They treat all students equally and make sure everyone gets the help they need. I haven't come across any teacher with a bad attitude. They are all friendly, skilled, and make us feel happy and content. Plus, the pass percentage here is above 70%.

Placement: I regret going to this college. There are no job placements, no company offers, and no internships. The education system is really bad. They don't provide any information offline or through texts. I made a big mistake by enrolling here. I suggest you avoid this college for admissions.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in class is a bit of a letdown, but the labs are great. The library is okay, not too bad. Unfortunately, there's no mess or canteen on campus. The sports scene is pretty low-key. The medical services are decent. It's a bummer that a lot of classroom chairs are broken and the fans and lights often don't work.

Admission: The professors at our college are super smart and really know their stuff. They've got a lot of experience too. Since it's an open university, they're not super close with students. The curriculum is good, but since it's a bachelor's program, it might not prepare us enough for the real world.

Placement: About 20% of us find jobs here since it's an open university. The lowest salary is around 2-3 LPA. Many local institutes come to hire us. Some course-mates even landed internships here. And we do get some good job offers too.

Campus: The facilities at our college are great! Everything is top-notch, especially the lush green campus with Wi-Fi. Although Wi-Fi only works in the main building. The hostels are nice and clean. The mess and canteen are just okay. We have a medical room and plenty of space for sports and games. Overall, it's a cool place to study!