Arihant Group of Institutes, Camp Campus

Admission: The teachers really knew their stuff. They were experts in their subjects. The senior staff was cool and friendly with us seniors. Exams were tough, but fair since they were set by SPPU.

Placement: In my course, I'd say about half of the students got jobs with salaries ranging from 15k to 30k monthly. Top companies like HDFC Bank, Kotak Bank, Infosys, and some IT firms hired students. Most students landed executive-level roles, which was cool.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at our college was not great. Our computer lab could fit around 40-50 students, and the library was just okay. Unfortunately, we didn't have any hostels or a canteen on campus. Sports events were held at other colleges since we didn't have our own sports area. But we did have a sports committee to manage everything related to sports.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. Even though there aren't a lot of students in class, it gets packed during exams. I like that the teachers still give their best, even if there's only one student in the room. Plus, there are a bunch of different courses you can take here at Arihant.

Placement: Placements are important, and Arihant College does offer them. It really comes down to how well you do. The placements they have are not amazing, mostly just BPO jobs. But hey, that's what a lot of grads end up with, right? Companies like Amazon, WNS, Wipro, and Concentrix come for placements. Good luck to everyone!

Campus: The facilities like classrooms and library are good, but the campus and infrastructure could be better compared to other colleges. The first floor is occupied by Vijaya Bank, and the rest of the floors are part of the college campus. Unfortunately, there are no lifts for students, so you have to climb 3 to 4 floors, which can be tiring. There's no canteen on the college campus, but there are cafes nearby, so it's not a big deal.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They make sure to cover everything in the syllabus. Some of them are super helpful and happy to answer any questions you have. They even offer help if you're interested in attending CA or CS classes. The curriculum follows Pune University standards. The exams aren't too tough - you can pass by studying for about 15 days.

Placement: Students don't get placements here. Most of us have to find internships by ourselves after we finish studying. The system for finding jobs after college is not good.

Campus: The college doesn't have dorms, but the buildings are nice. The classrooms have fans and AC. They also have a library and labs. Unfortunately, there's no canteen or health center on campus. And there aren't any sports facilities either.

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag. Some are super helpful and really know their stuff. Others, especially the visiting ones, can be a bit meh. But overall, the in-house faculty is awesome  they really know their stuff. The semester exams are fair, not too tough or too easy.

Placement: Over 190 students got jobs here. The highest salary was about 3.5 Lacs, average was 2 Lacs, and the lowest was 1.5 Lacs per year. Companies like Infosys and IBM hired students. Around 70% of students did internships in nearby companies. They offered roles in IT like web designer, Java, Python, and data structure.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is only for staff, not for students. They have labs, classrooms, and a library. But there's no hostel for students. The food, mess, canteen, medical facilities, and sports games are all good. They also organize an inter-college sports day once a year.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super supportive and really help us out. They go above and beyond the regular stuff to make sure we're ready for the real world. The course material is spot-on and gets us ready for the industry. Exams aren't too hard, just right.

Placement: There are about 80 students in my class this year. Since I'm a first-year student, I'm not sure which companies come to our campus for placements. But I've heard that companies like TCL come here to recruit students.

Campus: The campus isn't big, but we have good labs and supportive faculty. We don't have a playground, canteen, or outdoor sports, but we do have indoor games. Unfortunately, there's no parking area or medical facilities on campus.