ADBU - Assam Don Bosco University

Admission: I'm studying MSc Physics here, and they offer specializations in plasma physics, astrophysics, high energy physics, and electronics. The faculty members are really great. They're always available to help us out when we need it. Most of them have Ph.D.s and tons of teaching experience. We have monthly tests to make sure we're keeping up with the lessons.

Placement: I took the MSc Physics course here. There aren't many campus placements, but companies like Byju's do visit. The focus is more on research and doing a PhD than getting a job. Keep that in mind before choosing this course.

Campus: The rooms are cozy with 4 people sharing. The way they set up the beds, cupboards, and tables makes it feel spacious. Bathrooms are either shower or basin type. There's no kitchen in the hostels, but there are canteens nearby. You pay for food as you go, but it's not expensive. Thalis cost between 50-100 bucks depending on what you get. Hostel fees were 20,000 for the first semester and 14,000 for the second. The fees go down each semester, which is nice.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. The course content is practical and makes sense. The exams during the semester are not too tough. They do ask for about 75% attendance, but it's not too bad.

Placement: I really liked this course because a good number of students found placements, like 30-60%. The highest salary was Rs 54,000 per month, while the lowest was Rs 33,000. Many students, about 70%, got internships too. The professors were great at helping us with job opportunities. We learned a lot about animation, photography, web designing, and more. It was a good mix of theory and practical skills.

Campus: The campus was okay. It had a lot of green plants. They had a studio for media stuff. The mass communication department was in Tepesia campus, Sonapur. The library was pretty good with lots of books. The hostels were just okay. The food in the mess wasn't great. We had 7 places to get food on campus. They had a clinic and an ambulance. They also had medicines at the clinic.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, having 5-7 years of experience in their fields. They're friendly and down-to-earth. The M.A. English course is spot-on for today's jobs, and Assam Don Bosco University makes sure we're all set for the industry. They're all about boosting our knowledge and skills.

Placement: I really like Assam Don Bosco University because they care about our future and growth. I heard that 75% of students in the M.A. English course got placed, which is awesome. They always try to make our learning better by organizing activities, seminars, and workshops. It's a cool place to study!

Campus: The college has really cool buildings and classrooms. The labs are top-notch and the library is online. Plus, they offer hostel rooms with five meals daily, which is awesome for staying safe and well-fed.

Admission: The teachers at this college really help us with our studies and projects, which is great for building our careers. Most of them have PhDs, but there are also some new teachers who don't. Some teachers are super knowledgeable, while others are not as much. Overall, the teaching quality here is pretty good.

Placement: The university doesn't really focus much on placements. They have a placement team that invites companies for interviews, and students who are interested can go for them. I didn't go for any interviews, so I'm not sure about the salary packages offered for our course.

Campus: The facilities are okay. The wifi is not so great, though. The labs and classrooms are good - they have single seats for everyone. There's a hostel for both boys and girls, but I'm not sure about the food situation. There are 2 canteens on campus. The sports and games are pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers are really friendly and easy to talk to. We've got canteens, washrooms, study rooms, and a library on campus. I like all my teachers here. We have two semesters every year with exams - one is easy and one is tough, depending on how you study.

Placement: In the seventh semester, we can start applying for jobs on campus. I checked out Omega and Access and ended up getting job offers from both. Omega offered 2.1 LPA while Access offered 2.64 LPA. The highest package was from Wipro at 3.6 LPA. Around sixty percent of students got placed. The placements are okay, but personally, I expected more based on the reviews I heard.

Campus: The hostel was great and not too expensive. Even though there wasn't food in the hostels, the campus had four cheap canteens with tasty food. The wardens were caring and helpful, especially during medical emergencies. Plus, there were cool clubs like music, dance, and art & craft.

Admission: The teachers are really supportive and always ready to assist you whenever you need help. The semester exams are challenging, but the questions are based on what we learned in class. There are two class tests and a final exam to prepare for. You need to score at least 40% to pass.

Placement: About 60% of students found jobs after graduating. The highest salary offered was around 7 lakhs per year and the lowest was about 3 lakhs per year. Companies like Wipro, TCS, and HDFC visited for placements. There are a variety of courses to choose from, like B.Tech in civil, mechanical, computer, and electrical engineering, as well as Bachelor's in computer applications.

Campus: Our university has everything you need hostels, Wi-Fi, library, labs, you name it! Each department has its own lab where you can practice anytime. The library is super organized and peaceful, perfect for grabbing a book whenever you want. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They explain things in a way that's easy to get. They're super friendly and show they love what they do. Plus, they really know their stuff. The exams aren't too hard if you put in the effort. If you work hard, you'll do well. But if you don't, then yeah, they can get tough. Just stay on top of things and you'll be fine!

Placement: After finishing the course, the college doesn't offer job placements. You need to do MCA first to get job offers. Around 30-40% of students in our class get internships, but not everyone chooses to do them.

Campus: The labs are always good here. They update the software a lot to make it user-friendly. They clean the classrooms daily. The Wi-Fi is a bit slow. The food is okay, nothing special. The medical facilities are good too.

Admission: I really like the MCA program here. They teach us about all the latest tech stuff, and the course layout is great. The teachers know their stuff and are helpful. We have 2 midterms and a final exam each semester. There are about 56 students in each class. The course costs around INR 74,000 a year.

Placement: Lots of big companies like Amazon, Microsoft, JP Morgan Chase & Co., Adobe, and more come to our college for hiring students. They offer jobs for different roles. The average salary is between 9-11 Lacs per year, but the highest one I heard about was 19 Lacs per year. Getting a job here is competitive because we're up against B.Tech/BE students. It all comes down to how good our skills are. Most MCA students, around 60-70%, get placed on-campus. The rest look for jobs off-campus or continue studying.

Campus: The rooms here are big enough for 4 people, each with a fan. They come with a study table attached to the bed, with drawers and slots. The college has 3 canteens near the hostels, offering different types of food like Indian and Chinese. You need to buy a coupon for each meal. The hostel fee is INR 26,000 per year. To get in, you have to talk to the Head Warden, fill out a form, and pay the fees. There are no PGs nearby, but you can find some on the highway.

Admission: I did my Bachelor's in biotechnology and continued with it for my Master's. There are 6 facilities in the department with 25 students. The faculty members are really friendly and understanding. They all have Ph.D. degrees and are experts in their fields. They teach well and provide clear presentations. We have a mid-sem exam worth 20 marks and a final exam. The questions are tough, but if you understand the concepts, you can do great. Classes have around 45 students, and the course fees are INR 75000 per year.

Placement: I'm in my last year of post-graduation, and I can only do on-campus interviews in this semester. There are around 4-6 companies that come for placement. Sanofi Pvt Ltd recently came for placement, but we don't know the results yet. Every year, about 20% of students get placed. The average salary is about 4 lakhs, but the highest one so far is 8 lakhs. I'm looking forward to sitting for placement when it happens on campus.

Campus: The rooms are big enough for 4 people, each with a fan. They come fully furnished with a study table, drawer, slots, and a cupboard. The college has 3 canteens serving 3 meals a day, offering different types of food like Indian and Chinese. Food isn't included in the hostel fees, but you can buy monthly coupons. To register, you need to fill out a form and pay the fees to the Head Warden. There are no PGs near the college, but you can find some on the highway. The hostel fee is INR 26000 per year.

Admission: The M.Sc. Botany syllabus is top-notch. This year, they started teaching us about ethnobotany in the first semester. It's all about medicinal plants and how they can help fight diseases like cancer and AIDS. We also learn about genetics, molecular biology, and biochemistry. This curriculum is great for research. There are 56 students in the class, and the course costs INR 67,000 per year.

Placement: In my last semester, lots of students got placed in companies like Infosys, Omega, D-ART, and more. The highest salary was 10 lakh, and the average was 3 lakh. But some students chose to do research instead of taking placements, so they didn't get jobs.

Campus: The hostel here is awesome! It's big and clean, and the rent is fair. It's a good place to study. The food tastes like home cooking, which is nice. It costs around 27,000 for both undergrad and postgrad students for 6 months. The hostel is right on campus, so parents can come visit whenever. Other costs are between Rs. 2000 and Rs. 4000.