Bangalore City College

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They're like family, especially the female teachers. They're always ready to help with any questions we have. Overall, they're super friendly and their teaching is clear and helpful.

Placement: There weren't any job placements at our college. They kept saying big companies would hire us, but in the end, only one person showed up from a BPO company. We were all studying BCA, so nobody wanted a BPO job. That's why we skipped the campus interview.

Campus: The classrooms and library are decent. Unfortunately, there are no medical facilities, sports, or games. The Wi-Fi is super slow. I don't have much info about the hostel, but my friend who stayed there said the food isn't great. They serve the same food three times in a row.

Admission: The teachers at this college don't cover everything in the semester. They miss a lot of classes and lessons. They don't give out study materials for exams either. Lots of students end up with backlogs because of missing notes. And the exams are really hard.

Placement: Most students with average grades come to City College. I'm in my first semester, so I don't know much about job offers yet. Seniors say the lowest package is around 10,000, and not many start with more than 40,000. They talk about big companies like Amazon and Wipro, but some think it's just to get students to join. About 40% of students get average job offers, and only 2% get high packages they call them "teacher's pets".

Campus: The infrastructure at City College in Jayanagar 7th block is pretty bad. It's all crammed into one building - there's a school on one floor, a PU college on another, and the degree students are on a separate floor. It gets really crowded and hectic.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They're super helpful, qualified, and spread out well. They know their stuff and teach in a way that gets us ready for the industry. The course matches the curriculum perfectly.

Placement: I'm in the hospital course, and we've got some good job opportunities. The highest salary we can get is around Rs. 50,000 per month, while the lowest is Rs. 20,000. After graduating, we can land a nursing president role, which is pretty cool. On average, we can expect a salary package of around 4.65 LPA. Many of us also get internships in different hospitals, which is a great way to gain experience.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms for our course are good. The food isn't great, but everything else is awesome. The mess food is good, and the hostel rooms are nice with attached bathrooms. The rooms are well-ventilated, and there are sports and medical facilities available too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful, which is the best thing about it. Most of them know their stuff well, although there might be a couple who are not as great. The teaching is good, but they don't really take us out on industry visits or do many fun activities related to our courses. They mainly just want to finish the syllabus. But we do learn some useful things here.

Placement: The college is all about teaching. They don't offer internships or organize any fun activities. They don't take students on many industrial visits either. Opportunities for students are limited.

Campus: The facilities at this college are really not great. The buildings and equipment are not up to par, which is frustrating for both students and teachers. The classrooms are okay, but the labs and Wi-Fi are not good. The instruments are often in bad shape, making exams harder for students. Plus, the food options are limited and the canteen needs improvement. Unfortunately, sports and games are not a big focus at our college.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very good. It's hard to follow what they're teaching. They switch teachers every month, and most of them are newbies with no experience. They're not really qualified to teach us.

Placement: I go to this college for BCA, B.Com, and B.Sc, but there's no campus placements. Most students don't pass the semester exams - only about 20% do. The teaching quality is bad, and the college charges too much. Lots of students end up dropping out because of this. It's really tough and it's affecting our lives.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are great, but that's about it. Unfortunately, there's no canteen, medical services, or sports facilities here. The infrastructure looks good but it's just for show. Overall, not much to enjoy here.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. I learned a lot and their teaching is super valuable. College life is fun here too.

Placement: I really like this college. The teachers here are awesome and they teach really well. The education quality is great and there are plenty of chances to show your talents. They also help us get internships. The top job roles are given to students which is cool. Around 80% of students get good placements here.

Campus: The college is huge! Everything from classrooms to the library and hostels is great. The food, sports, and medical facilities are awesome. We have top-notch labs, classrooms, and Wi-Fi here. Plus, we get to enjoy sports days. The campus looks amazing too!

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and experienced. They know their stuff and how important it is for us. They help us get ready for the industry and set us up for a great future.

Placement: The nursing course here is great for guys too. The top package is around 9 lakhs, which is awesome. Most of us landed jobs at a nearby hospital by the second year. The pay is good too. Being a nurse is cool in today's world, and there's a bright future for us nursing students.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi and a good lab. The classrooms are nice for studying. The hostel is in good condition. There are 3 big hostels one for girls and two for boys. It's a good place for students.

Admission: I really like the teachers at this college. They know their stuff and have lots of experience. They're always there to help and pay attention to each student. The class sizes are small, with about 7 students for every teacher. We also go on field trips every semester, which is cool. The stuff we learn in our classes is actually helpful in real life.

Placement: Last year, big companies like Mahindra, Dr. Reddy, and Ranbaxy visited our college for placements. Out of 12 students, 5 got placed with a salary of 3.2 lakhs per year. Right now, we're interning at Credora, but it's not paid. Overall, our college's placement scene is pretty good.

Campus: The library and labs are awesome. But the sports facilities are limited to just volleyball and basketball, which is a bummer for cricket and football fans. The canteen has gotten better this year. The hostel isn't on campus, and there are some issues with the food quality and water availability. They only serve South Indian food in the hostel, which might not be great for North Indian students. The classrooms are well-kept. And hey, there's free Wi-Fi all over campus!

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They're helpful, humble, and really know their stuff. They explain things a few times until we understand. And they're always ready to help us out. The course material is spot on and gets us ready for the workforce.

Placement: Around half of the students in our course found jobs after graduation. The pay is pretty good, with the average salary being 9 LPA. Companies like Aims, Manipal, and Specialist hire a lot of our graduates. The most common jobs are in nursing and as directors. The highest salary offered is 9 LPA, while the lowest is 4.55 LPA. And about 60% of students manage to snag internships, which is awesome!

Campus: The college's infrastructure is great. The classrooms are nice, but the library isn't huge. Still, it has some good books. There are 3 hostel buildings, but the food there isn't the best. Sometimes, there's no water supply. However, they do have medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. The way they teach is good. The course they offer is practical and helps us get ready for work. The exams happen once a year, and they're tough. You need a 50% score to pass.

Placement: I love studying B.Sc. nursing because it lets me help people and make a real difference. The highest salary package I've heard of is 5 LPA. You need around 60% marks to pass, but it's worth it to be able to save lives.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, library, and lab. The hostel food is tasty with options of both South and North Indian dishes. The warden is really nice to us students. There are medical services available too.