Baddi University of Emerging Sciences and Technology

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and focus on the subjects. They give us all the info we need to do well in exams. Some of them studied at top places like IITs and IIMs. The course follows UGC rules. This college prepares us well for jobs. Exams are doable if you pay attention. Most students pass, around 80-90 percent.

Placement: The college helps with job placements. Big companies like Godrej Electric, Generic Electric, and IBM hire students in their last years. About 70% of students get jobs here. The average pay is about 2.5 Lacs per year. Some classmates work on campus, some in government jobs, and others like me work in private companies part-time or full-time.

Campus: The campus is huge with lots of buildings for different departments like Pharmacy, Engineering, Science, and MBA. There are also 4-5 Hostels on campus with Wi-Fi. The classrooms have projectors and there are big auditoriums for events. Plus, there are lots of canteens and a nice green campus. And there's always a Doctor available, so no need to stress about that. It's a great place to study and have fun!

Admission: The teachers at my college are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach us well and the course material is spot-on for getting us ready for the real world. The exams are just right in terms of difficulty  not too easy, not too hard.

Placement: Our college has lots of companies coming for hiring. Around half of the students get jobs here. The highest salary offered was 17 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA. Most people get paid between 3 to 8 LPA. After graduation, you can find jobs in HR, Marketing, Sales Manager, and other cool roles.

Campus: The MBA program at our college has decent facilities. They've got everything we need fast Wi-Fi, labs, library, classrooms, canteen, and even a hostel on campus. The hostel is pretty nice too, just like the college. Overall, I'm happy with what they offer.

Admission: The professors act like we're being graded on a test out of 100. It's weird how some of them are rude and randomly fine you $500-$1000 without explaining. When you ask why, they just pass the buck to accounts. The teachers in my batch aren't great - all they do is make us write and keep copies they never even look at. It's frustrating and boring in class.

Placement: The placements here are not good. Only a couple of students from our batch get placed. The highest salary offered is around 3 to 4 lakhs per year, which is pretty low.

Campus: The college building looks old and needs fixing. The projectors don't work and the hostels are pricey. They treat BBA and B.Com the same, even though the classes are identical. It's not worth the money we pay.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff, and the course material is kept up-to-date. There was a good connection between students and teachers. The passing rate was 40%, so as long as you keep up with your studies, passing exams is a breeze. The staff and teachers were super helpful and really knew their stuff. It was clear that all the teachers were experts in their subjects.

Placement: I really liked how our college helped students get good jobs in the CSE department. Companies like Google and Amazon came for placements. I got a job at Wipro, and they offered an average salary of 6 LPA. It was a great experience!

Campus: The Wi-Fi at this college is awesome! You can use it in class and around campus. The campus is pretty big, covering about 25 acres. The facilities are updated and the whole place looks great.

Admission: The faculty here are really good. If you go to classes and keep up with your studies, passing exams is pretty easy. The teachers are helpful and supportive.

Placement: Students who get above 75% are guaranteed placements. The average salary offered is around 2.5 LPA. Some companies specifically need boys for the packaging department. Internships are not part of our course schedule, but placements are open for everyone, whether you're in B.Pharmacy or MBA.

Campus: The college has hands-on labs for us to use. The classrooms are well-organized. We get free Wi-Fi too. The food is okay. There's a library on campus. Plus, there are plenty of sports to get involved in.

Admission: The exams happen regularly with all the standard rules. The exam format is pretty straightforward. If you go to class and study hard, the exams are easy. And if you fail a paper, they offer extra exams to make it right. It's all good.

Placement: Around 6-7 out of 10 students land good jobs in top companies after graduating. The highest salary can go up to 3 crore per year, while the lowest is around 8 lakhs per year. Companies like Gel-Mark, Med-Life, and Mankind Pharma visit for placements. Popular courses here are B. Pharmacy, B.Tech in different fields, B.Sc. Agriculture, B.Sc. Nursing, and more.

Campus: The School of Pharmacy at our university has top-notch facilities. The professors really know their stuff and make sure we understand everything. They're always there to help us out. Wi-Fi is available all over campus, and we can use the library whenever we want. The library has a lot of different books and a nice spot for reading. Hostel life could be better, especially for girls. The food in the mess is okay, but it could be tastier. The canteen is clean and the food there is good. They also have a good medical team that can help out in emergencies.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart. The stuff we learn is super useful and gets us ready for the real world. Exams are fair  if you study, you'll do fine. On average, most students get a 7 CGPA. The exams aren't too tough or too easy, it's all about how well you prepare.

Placement: I got some great job offers from over 10 companies after studying at BUEST. Thanks to Dr. Arun Kant Painoli, our dean, the TPO head, and all the teachers, I decided to start my career at HUL. Feeling really lucky and excited about it!

Campus: The college has really good facilities. They have labs for hands-on learning, nice classrooms, and a library with all the management books you need. I give BUEST 5 stars for everything. I totally recommend it anyone can be part of BUEST!

Admission: The teachers here are super supportive and helpful. They don't push us to do things we're not ready for. The courses cover everything from human anatomy to exercise therapy. The foundation courses are really interesting, like human physiology and electrotherapy. Plus, the basic medical subjects give us a good base for our future physiotherapy work.

Placement: To get a good placement, students need to meet certain criteria. If they don't meet them, it's tough to find a good placement. Some students with a GPA of 60% or higher in their second year land good placements, while others opt for internships.

Campus: The college has a nice campus with trees and grass, which makes it peaceful. It's away from the city, so it's a calm place. But the classrooms are not great and the washrooms are really dirty. Thankfully, there's no ragging on campus and everyone is respectful to each other. No discrimination here, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They mostly have Master's degrees in their subjects. They take us on trips to see real companies, which helps us understand better. The courses are not too hard, and most students pass with a 40-50% rate.

Placement: I'm really happy with how the placements turned out in our college. Out of 60 students, 55 got jobs which is awesome! The lowest pay was 1.5 LPA, while the highest was 2.36 LPA. Companies like Macleods, Sun Pharma, Cipla, and Torex came for recruitment. Almost all of us got internships at Sun Pharma and Macleods in different departments like Production, QA, and QC. It's been a great experience overall!

Campus: The classrooms are nice, and there's Wi-Fi available. The library is quiet and always open for us. The hostel rooms are good, but the food could be better. The canteen in the college is great, though. Unfortunately, the medical facilities in the hostel aren't that good.

Admission: The teachers here aren't great at teaching the basics. It feels like the department heads are just in it for the paycheck. Everyone seems more interested in money than actually helping students learn.

Placement: I was disappointed with the lack of internship opportunities provided by the university. Only a few students were placed in lesser-known companies, and there was no support from the placement cell. Internships are crucial for gaining practical skills in our field, but unfortunately, we didn't get any hands-on experience throughout our degree.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is super slow, like using old dial-up. The classrooms feel kinda run-down, like they haven't been updated in ages. It's not always clean either, unless someone complains. And the cleaners act like we purposely made a mess.