ABS Academy Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. They help us a lot and are always there for us. The course curriculum prepares us well for the industry. Exams are not too tough, but we still need to study. The pass rate is really high at 97%.

Placement: Most students here end up in good companies with nice opportunities. Big names like HCL, HP, and TCS hire students from our college each year. Almost 70-80% of us also land internships in various companies.

Campus: I really liked the computer labs at our college. They had all the software we needed to learn and practice. The labs were okay, not too fancy, but they worked well for us. The classrooms were nice and interactive, and the atmosphere was good. The library had a lot of books, which was awesome. And the food they served was pretty good, both for students and teachers.

Admission: The teachers at ABS Academy of Sciences Technology and Management are super qualified. They're really friendly with us, which makes learning easy. They have a lot of experience and know how to teach all kinds of students. Plus, they're really nice too.

Placement: ABS Academy's placement rate is decent. In my class, around 80% of us landed jobs in our last year. The starting salary is around 15k. For internships, about 60-70% of us got the chance. The college provides lots of opportunities for mock interviews and connecting with good companies.

Campus: The infrastructure at ABS Academy is top-notch compared to other colleges in Durgapur. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere and the classrooms are air-conditioned. The canteen serves really good food and the quality is great. They also offer hostel rooms, which makes it safe for students. Plus, it's an anti-ragging college which is a big relief.

Admission: The faculty in most departments is really good, but not all of them. Some teachers just stick to the syllabus. There are also some new teachers who don't know everything. If you depend on teachers for everything, you might not learn enough. They'll finish the syllabus, but you won't get deep knowledge. The seniors are helpful, and there's no ragging on campus.

Placement: The job placement team at my college is super active. Lots of companies come by to hire students. They offer good pay to students in fields like Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Electrical Engineering. Even companies for core branches like Computer Science and Technology come here. In the end, about 70% of students end up getting placed, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. The labs have cool stuff like projectors for teaching. The library has tons of books, from semester textbooks to novels and journals. It's great for finding books by writers from around the world.

Admission: The teachers weren't helpful at all. They seemed like they didn't know what they were doing. Their teaching skills were terrible. The course didn't seem useful for real life. No one felt prepared for the job market. The exams were a breeze, and almost everyone scored really high, like around 90%.

Placement: Only a few students got jobs from our college, like 2-3%. The highest salary was 2 LPA and the lowest was 1 LPA. Sadly, not many companies came for placements. Only one company showed up, and it wasn't great. No one got internships through the college. Some students resorted to selling credit cards instead.

Campus: The facilities for our course were pretty lacking. Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and library were there, but they didn't work well. The hostel and food were okay, but pricey. The mess, canteen, medical help, and sports weren't great either.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive, which makes learning easier. Throughout the semester, we have four assessments to see how we're doing. The final exam is challenging, and there's also a viva exam for each subject.

Placement: The college can hold up to 120 students. Most students get job offers with salaries ranging from 4-5 LPA. Companies like TCS, CTS, and Capgemini hire a lot of students. The college also helps students land internships. One cool thing about this college is they teach you about entrepreneurship, which boosts your confidence for interviews.

Campus: The campus buildings are nice, and the food in the hostel is good. There's a canteen too. The food is really good, and there are separate hostels for guys and girls with nice rooms. They're taking a lot of precautions since the pandemic.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. They make learning interesting and prepare us well for the real world. Passing the semester isn't too hard, you just need a 35% to pass. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Placement: I'm a BBA student majoring in Hospitality Management. Less than half of us get placed in our course. Our college doesn't connect with top companies, so I don't know much about salaries. But everyone in our college lands internships, which is great!

Campus: The campus has everything you need - library, computer lab, language lab, and more. Wi-Fi isn't great for everyone, but the classrooms are nice. The hostel is good too, with tasty food in the canteen. Plus, they have sports and yoga activities.

Admission: The teachers at our college came from well-known hospitals, which made learning really good. The course content was on point. But things got messy in the second and third years because all our first-year teachers left. This messed up the course and made it hard to follow. The semester exams were fair. They asked questions that we studied. The pass rate was around 60%.

Placement: I'm happy to share that around 30% of us got jobs after college. The highest salary package was 2 LPA, with an average of Rs.20,000 per month. The lowest offer was 1.9 LPA. Companies like Yashoda Hospital and Amri came for placements. Most of us landed jobs in local hospitals like Vivekananda, Bankura, and Health World. Some lucky ones got placed at Yashoda Hospital. Jobs were mainly in HR, ICU, and labs.

Campus: The classrooms were really hot, which made it hard to focus. The chairs and benches were comfy though. We couldn't find any markers for the class board, which was a bummer. The library was nice and quiet, and they had all the books we needed. But the labs weren't great - the computers and air-conditioners didn't work well. The girls' hostel was okay, but it seemed like it wasn't open anymore. It was a bummer that there weren't any hostels available for students.

Admission: The teachers at this college are top-notch! They all have proper degrees and some even have awesome research backgrounds. The college also has a program for M.Ed, which is required for teaching B.Ed. This makes it easy for the college to pick teachers from their own students.

Placement: After finishing my B.Ed, I didn't land a job right away. But I noticed that around 15-20% of students from my college did get hired. The highest salary offered was at least $15,000 per month.

Campus: The college is great because it has Wi-Fi everywhere. They have labs for all subjects and special rooms for things like Arts & Craft, Music, and Counselling. There's a big air-conditioned auditorium and they even have hostels for both guys and girls. It's awesome.

Admission: The course really prepares us for the industry. Passing semester exams is a breeze and we can score really well. The teachers are experienced and super helpful. They're highly qualified and give us great guidance throughout the course.

Placement: I'm happy to say that some of us students have landed great jobs after studying here. The starting salary for our course is decent at 2.7 LPA. Big companies like Shyam Sell, ITC, and Shyam Metalics come to our campus for recruitment. They're known for being really good at picking the right candidates.

Campus: The campus has free Wi-Fi everywhere, which is awesome. The classrooms are nice, and the labs are well-kept. Unfortunately, there's no hostel, but at least we have a canteen with good food. It's a decent place to study.

Admission: The teachers at this college really knew their stuff and had real-world experience. Whenever we ran into any issues, they were quick to help us out. They shared their own stories from the field and gave us tips on dealing with tough situations, which was super helpful for getting ready for the industry. The exams were a bit challenging, but if you paid attention in class and followed their lead, it wasn't too hard to do well.

Placement: A lot of students from our college got placed in top companies at the placement fair. The best package offered was around 6-8 LPA, which is pretty good for our course. Companies like L&T, Aqua Guard, and others were there. About half of us got internships at places like L&T, Tata Power, and S TPSDI- Maithon. They offered roles like assistant engineer and sales executive. I think this college is great for a successful future.

Campus: The college is still expanding with new courses on the way. The lab is well-equipped with all the tools we need. The classrooms are spacious and can fit around 50-60 students. The hostels have good facilities, but the food options are limited, and the mess food isn't the best. However, the food is prepared in a clean way. We have a cricket and volleyball ground where students and teachers like to play after classes.