AISECT Hazaribagh Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are all qualified, and the dean is strict about finishing the course on time. The teaching quality is okay, but it's easy to understand the topics. The curriculum is good, but it could be better for preparing us for the industry. The semester exam is tough, and we have to sit one by one on the bench to take it. You need to get at least 50% to pass.

Placement: To get into this college, you need at least 60% in Science. The companies that come for placements aren't the best, but okay. We do a lot of practical stuff and even go on village surveys. The highest salary offered is 4.5 lakhs, and the lowest is 2 lakhs. You need a 7 CGPA to stay in the program, and most students here are from a Science background in 12th grade.

Campus: The campus has everything like a library, labs, classrooms, and sports facilities. The university is still being built, but in a couple of years, it's going to be awesome. Right now, there's no hostel, but they're working on it.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They always give exams on schedule, either online or in person. They finish teaching the syllabus on time and are always there to support us. The teachers are well-qualified, friendly, and know their stuff. Their way of teaching is top-notch.

Placement: There are around 80 students in my batch. Campus placements aren't a thing here, but our teachers are great at helping us find jobs off-campus. After finishing B.Sc. Agricultural Science, the starting salary is about 3 LPA. Some of us get internships, but not everyone.

Campus: I really like this college. The campus is big and the teachers are great. They're really understanding. There's a good sports facility and a big laboratory. Plus, we have smart classes which are cool. We do practicals three times a week. And the best part is that it's an anti-ragging college.

Admission: The exams here are split into 3 parts: 2 mid-semester tests, a pre-university test, and an end-semester exam. The teachers are super helpful and always there to support us. They don't just give us the syllabus and leave us hanging  they actually show us how to handle it all.

Placement: Around 22 out of 34 students got jobs on campus after graduation. The rest found jobs off-campus. Agri students have good job prospects, especially as managers. It's a great opportunity to land a good job in the market.

Campus: The agriculture department here has a big field with all the tools we need for hands-on experience. They even have a net house and poly house to grow healthy seedlings. The facilities are top-notch and really help us students out.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They all have qualifications from NITs. Some are better than others, but overall, they're all pretty decent. The courses we take are useful and make sense. Almost all of us pass our exams, about 90%. The teachers are nice and they teach us regularly.

Placement: Most students from our college found jobs, about 70-80%. The highest salary was 6LPA and the lowest was 1.8LPA. Nearly half of the students got internships. The popular job roles were software developer, web designer, app developer, and graphic designer.

Campus: The college has great facilities labs, classrooms, two libraries, a cricket ground, a volleyball ground, and a garden. The atmosphere is good, and there's even a hospital nearby. Plus, there's a big forest close by. Just one thing missing: no hostel on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are nice, but they don't really help us grow. The courses are okay, but we're missing teachers for subjects like Maths, entrepreneurship, and personal development. We only have three teachers for coding, basics, and software. Exams feel like just going through the motions. They're pretty easy for anyone to pass.

Placement: In my batch from 2021-2024, we have around 156 students, but only about 60 of us show up regularly for classes. It's tough because we don't have enough teachers, and the ones we have aren't great at teaching. Only 5% of the top students got jobs on campus in the BCA course. The highest salary offered is 6.5 LPA, and the average is 2.5 LPA. Companies like TCS, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra come to hire students like us. Unfortunately, there are no internships available through the university.

Campus: The college has great facilities like labs, Wi-Fi, and a library, but the classrooms aren't that great. The library has lots of books and study materials, and it's super quiet for studying. They don't have on-campus housing, but you can rent rooms nearby. The college is a bit expensive, but it's in a really nice area of the city.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. They have degrees like B.Tech, M.Tech, and MCA from good colleges. The staff and receptionists are also nice and helpful.

Placement: Seniors from our Computer Science department landed jobs at companies like TCS and local ones in Hazaribag. Even students from the agriculture department found placements in their field. But, to be real, the salary packages could be better.

Campus: The building looks more like a shopping mall than a university, which is kinda weird. The classrooms are not that great, more like a coaching center vibe. But the labs are cool, lots of computers and projectors. They even have smart classes. The new campus has a totally different feel though. Check it out for yourself, it's worth a visit for sure.

Admission: Honestly, most of the professors here are not great. Out of 10, I'd say 8 are pretty bad. They don't really help us students or give good guidance. It feels like they're just there for the money, not to actually teach us. They seem more focused on their own stuff than on teaching.

Placement: The placements at this college aren't great. To get a job from here, you really need to be super talented. I can speak for BSc Mathematics Honors, you gotta put in extra work to land a good job. Don't rely solely on the college for placements.

Campus: The college has pretty good infrastructure compared to others in Hazaragh. Classrooms are nice with tables, chairs, fans, and some are even air-conditioned. They've got medical facilities and sports and games available too. Overall, not too shabby!

Admission: The teachers here are super smart, most of them have Ph.Ds. They really help us with our studies and give good advice about careers. I'm studying Agriculture, and it's a really hands-on and useful course. It's getting more popular too. The exams every semester aren't too hard, you can do well just by studying regularly.

Placement: Placement opportunities are pretty rare here. Most students end up applying to NGOs or FPOs on their own. The pay is not great either, around 2,50,000 per year. When it comes to internships, students usually go for NGOs or FPOs.

Campus: The infrastructure here is pretty good. We've got a library with all the agri books you need. But just so you know, there's no hostel, so you gotta commute. Luckily, there's a bus for those who come from far. Not a lot of sports stuff happening though.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart  they all have M.Tech and MCA degrees. They know their stuff and always keep us motivated.

Placement: The placements here are okay, not great. Some companies do show up, but they only pick a handful of students. Luckily, more companies are starting to come in for the really talented students.

Campus: The college is building a really big campus. They have a new rent building on campus too. Great to see the campus growing!

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. Since the class is small, they can give attention to every student. The course is okay, but it lacks hands-on experience. We have exams every 5 months, and they're not too difficult. You just need to score at least 50% to pass.

Placement: There aren't many internships available at this college, so it's hard to get placed. I wish they had more internship choices here. Still, around 70% of students manage to get placed. The average salary is 9 LPA, and companies like BSNL and NTPC come for recruitment.

Campus: The course facilities are good. Only our college teachers can use the Wi-Fi. We have 6 teachers and 30 students. You can always go to the library for books or reading. There's no hostel here, but we have a canteen and mess with great food. The sports facilities are pretty good too.