Alliance School of Business, Alliance University

Admission: In my experience, we had around 10 subjects each semester, which felt like a lot. But honestly, the curriculum covers everything we need for the exams in two years. The college is strict, especially when it comes to paper corrections. It's no walk in the park, that's for sure.

Placement: Placements at this college are not great. When it comes to getting jobs, the hype during admissions doesn't match up. In my batch, only about 55-60% got placed, which is lower than other colleges. Most companies that came weren't that good. The highest salary offered was 9.5 lakhs, and the lowest was 4.5 lakhs. In the finance stream, around 23 out of 45 people are still waiting to be placed. That's almost half! So, if you're into MBA finance, you can imagine how tough it is to land a job.

Campus: The campus life at the university is great, with lots of green spaces. Classes are okay, but what really matters are the job placements. The syllabus and curriculum are challenging, and handling all the credits as an MBA student here can be tough. It feels like a burden sometimes.

Admission: The teachers at Alliance University are really good. They know their stuff and help us a lot. They teach us things that are useful for getting jobs. The exams are okay, not too hard. Most students pass easily. It's a good place to study.

Placement: I really liked Alliance University for B.Tech ECE. They have awesome placement opportunities almost all students get placed! The highest package offered is around 62 LPA and the average is 6-8 LPA. Companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Adobe, Infosys, and TCS hire a lot of students from here. Plus, most students also get internships in top firms, which is super cool.

Campus: I really like Alliance University for B.Tech ECE. The labs are well-equipped, classrooms have Wi-Fi, and the library is huge. Hostels are big and the food at the mess is good. Plus, they have medical facilities, sports, and gyms for students. It's a great place overall.

Admission: I found the exams to be pretty easy. I got a 7.9 CGPA, which I'm happy with. The teachers are really helpful and work well with us students. The college is great and they organize industrial visits regularly, like every Saturday of the month. It's a good way to learn outside the classroom.

Placement: The college is great! The teachers are really nice and know their stuff. They went to top colleges worldwide, so their qualifications are solid. The college helps us get jobs at cool companies for our BBA program. They set us up with placements like Sales Manager and Manager roles. It's awesome!

Campus: The hostels here are great, with good ventilation and facilities. There are 12 hostels for guys and 8 for girls. Students really like living in these hostels. If you want a better future and good job opportunities, consider joining our college.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They're super friendly and approachable. I thought they'd be strict, but they're actually pretty chill. They're also really punctual. Passing the semester exams is no big deal; they're pretty easy. But watch out for those backlogs exams  they can be tough to get through.

Placement: I really like our course because around 60-90% of students get placed after graduation. The salary packages range from 6 to 30 lakhs per year, which is awesome. The top companies that hire us are Amazon, Flipkart, and Wipro. If you have at least 75% and no backlogs, you can even do an internship. Overall, it's a great opportunity for students here.

Campus: The campus has a gym, canteen, and library with digital computers and wifi. The classrooms are modern with cool tech like projectors. It's totally worth the tuition. This university is the best one I can afford.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and are super supportive. They make sure we learn what we need to succeed in the real world. The exams are tough but fair, and most students pass with flying colors. It's a great place for learning and growing.

Placement: The MBA program here is great for placements. Most students, about 90%, get placed easily. The highest salary offered is around 25 LPA, while the lowest is 6 LPA. On average, it's about 10 LPA. Big companies like Deloitte, EY, and Goldman Sachs come to hire. Lots of students, around 80%, also get internships at places like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft. The popular job roles are in management consulting, finance, and marketing.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, cool labs, modern classrooms, and a huge library. The hostel rooms are clean, and the food in the mess/canteen is decent. They have medical services on hand, and lots of chances to play sports and games.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful. They do their best to explain things so we can understand them well.

Placement: I think the best job you can get after this course is in management. Accounting is also a good option to consider.

Campus: The Wi-Fi and classrooms at the college are pretty good. They have some strict rules and a dress code you gotta follow. But gotta be honest, the food in the mess is not that great.

Admission: The teachers are really great and super helpful. They're friendly and always there to support us. To do well on tests, you really need to put in the effort. You need to give your all to get good grades because the passing rate is around 50%. Overall, our college is awesome for learning and gaining industry know-how.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities, especially for MBA students. Most students get placed every year, with around 90% landing jobs. The average salary is 10 LPA, but even the lowest is 4 LPA. For bachelor's students, the average salary is 7 LPA. Companies like TCS, HCL, Oracle, Toyota, and more come to hire students from our college.

Campus: The campus is really nice with a stunning library full of books. The admin block looks great too. We've got cool hostels and chill spots. And the campus is surrounded by greenery, so you can chill and enjoy nature.

Admission: The teaching is really good here and they explain things clearly. The semester can be tough though with tests, quizzes, and other stuff. The library is huge which is awesome. Besides studying, there are lots of fun things to do like sports and competitions. Exams are worth about 40-50 marks, and the rest is all about DSA.

Placement: Most students get placed through campus or association recruitment efforts, with a decent 7080% placement rate. In the BBA LL.B. course, we learn stuff like Economics, Accountancy, and Commerce. For B.A. LL.B., the subjects include Sociology and Political Science. Plus, we also study Law subjects. In the third year, we pick a Law specialization and an Honours subject. It's pretty cool to have options like that!

Campus: The campus is huge with great infrastructure. The facilities are good too, especially the library which is open until midnight.

Admission: The teachers all have Ph.Ds. which means they know a lot. They teach in a good way that helps us learn well. The course material is up-to-date and easy to understand. The teachers are really helpful and friendly. They have lots of experience which makes learning fun. They give us good education and give exams on time.

Placement: Our college is great for placements! Compared to other colleges around, we have a lot more placements. About 60% of students got jobs in big international companies in the past. The whole placement process is easy and nice. The college really helps us out with finding jobs.

Campus: The Alliance University campus has top-notch facilities and equipment. The classrooms are spacious and clean, making it a great environment for learning. The campus is full of greenery, which adds to the inspiring atmosphere. Wi-Fi is fast and the library has all the books you need. There's a cool activity center with a gym and yoga studio. The hostel facilities are awesome, with 24-hour power backup, vending machines, and friendly wardens. You can choose from single, double, or triple sharing rooms. The food is really good too, with places like Nescafé and Aromas to eat at. They have medical services available all the time. You can play sports like volleyball, badminton, basketball, football, and cricket. The campus hosts lots of events and activities to keep you entertained and engaged. Overall, Alliance University is a great place to study and have fun!

Admission: The professors here are amazing. They come from top colleges like NIFT and NID, even some from international ones. I love how we can chat one-on-one with them. They share a ton of industry knowledge and teach in a way that makes everything clear to me.

Placement: Placements haven't started yet, but they offer cool internships. I'm heading to Delhi for my 2nd-year internship, and I've already had one earlier this semester. They're super helpful. Also, they organize tons of trips abroad that we can sign up for, like CA.

Campus: The college has great facilities that make studying easier. Unlike other colleges, we have a Mac lab available for us to use whenever we need. The library is always open for us to study. Security is top-notch here. The classrooms are well-ventilated, which helps us stay comfortable during long hours of classes.