Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalaya Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and always ready to help when you're struggling. They really support you through tough times. The courses are spot on for what we need in our field and get us ready for the industry. Exams are pretty fair, not too hard but not too easy either. You need at least a 40% to pass, which is doable.

Placement: Most students from the B.Tech course got placed about 95%. The highest package was 12 lacs, while the lowest was 5 lacs. Companies like HCL, Wipro, and Deloitte come for recruitment every year. Around 75% of students landed internships at places like HCL, Amazon, and TCS. Some popular roles include software engineer, web developer, data analyst, HR, and digital marketer.

Campus: The college has really good facilities. The classrooms are air conditioned and have Wi-fi and projectors. There's also a library, seminar room, and a big auditorium that can fit 750 people. The hostels are nice, and there's medical support and a gym. They even have a big parking lot and a sports complex.

Admission: The course is okay, but the teachers aren't super knowledgeable. The stuff we're learning doesn't really relate to what we want to do. We're not focusing enough on coding  instead, we're doing physics and electrical engineering in a Computer Science course.

Placement: The placements here aren't great. The salary packages are low, and not many students get picked by good companies. It feels like we're just studying without a clear outcome. Only around 40% of students land jobs, while the rest have a tough time finding opportunities.

Campus: The infrastructure and Wi-Fi are cool, but the food isn't that great. There's no medical help on campus, so if you're sick, you gotta go to the hospital with the warden. It's about 2-3 km away from the college, and our school actually owns it.

Admission: The teachers here are super qualified and always there to help us out when we're struggling. They really support us through tough times. The exams are fair, and we get our results fast. There aren't any backlogs in the latest data. We learn a lot from the well-educated teachers without any bullying happening. Almost 90% of students pass each year, and there are retake exams if needed.

Placement: I've heard from past students and teachers that the university has good placement opportunities. They say the average salary is around 3 LPA, with some students getting as much as 10 LPA. We'll see how true this is soon. Oh, and there's a placement officer who also mentioned the same thing.

Campus: The college and hostel have good facilities. There's a library, but the food isn't great. The hostel got a makeover, and they have a gym, parking, and a sports complex. They even have medical support. The student support is really good too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and know their stuff. Around 70% of students pass their exams, which are not too hard. They help us with studies, events, and sports. It feels like they're our second parents, always looking out for us like we're family.

Placement: Placements in my college are great, with everyone getting a job. The highest salary offered is around four to five LPA. We do internships at companies like Hindustan Co-operative Limited starting from the third year. During the internship, we earn about ten thousand bucks per month. Our college offers a wide range of courses to choose from.

Campus: The university I go to has everything you need - nice classrooms, labs, and a library. The hostels are really nice too, with yummy food and great service. Everyone is friendly here and they care about our health. Our university, PGI, is well-known in India. It's a great place to be!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. Some of them are new, though, so they're not super experienced yet. The course is solid overall, but there are a couple of subjects that don't really feel connected to engineering.

Placement: Lots of students in our course got jobs. The main companies hiring were HCL and TCS, but some students also got jobs at smaller companies. About half to sixty percent of students got jobs. The average salary offered was 15 LPA.

Campus: Our college has lots of labs, and the Wi-Fi is awesome. The hostels are really nice, with two students per room. They've got everything you need in there. We have 2 libraries with tons of books on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They all studied at top Ayurveda universities like Banaras Hindu University and National Institute of Ayurveda. This course prepares us well to become Ayurvedic doctors. We can start our own clinic, work for the government, or even become teachers. The exams each semester are not too hard. It can be tough to study everything at once, though. Most students pass with a 94-95% success rate.

Placement: In our batch, there are 75 students. A lot of us landed 6-month internships at civil hospitals in Haryana. We're getting Rs 10,000 monthly stipend. Some classmates are aiming for further studies. The stipend for MD programs varies based on AIAPGET rank. About half of us already have job offers in this field.

Campus: The campus has okay buildings. Classrooms don't have AC but each has a smart board. We can use Wi-Fi everywhere. Every department has its own lab, like Pathology and Anatomy labs. The library is pretty good. The hospital is busy, so we get to practice a lot. Lots of trees around campus. A small market nearby sells everything we need. There are a bunch of food spots on campus. Rooms have three people in them. We have a TV room and a sports room in the hostel. A nice garden too. Bathrooms aren't great. Food in the mess isn't the best. But we do have medical help and a canteen here.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. But honestly, this course doesn't seem that useful. I think self-study is key. You gotta work on your technical skills constantly. It's all about learning new stuff and doing projects to practice. Trust me, if you keep at it every day, nothing is too hard!

Placement: Around 70% of us in the course got placed, which is pretty good. The highest salary package is 8 LPA, the lowest is 2 LPA, and on average, it's 4 LPA. Over 65% of students in CSE found internships, mostly on their own.

Campus: The computer science and engineering facilities are pretty good. Unfortunately, the food in our hostel isn't great we sometimes find insects in it. The sports and game facilities are okay, nothing special. But hey, at least the canteen in our college is the best!

Admission: The college has awesome facilities for our course. The teachers are super experienced and know their stuff. They teach us both practical and theory stuff. They help us develop skills for getting jobs. The exams are just the right level of difficulty.

Placement: The placement scene at our college is pretty good. Around 60-70% of students usually get placed through on-campus placements. The placement cell works really hard to help us find jobs. The highest package for our course was 13 LPA, which is awesome! On average, most students get packages between 4-6 LPA. The popular roles offered are software developers, web developers, and more. It's great to see so many opportunities available to us after graduation.

Campus: The college facilities are really good. They've got everything you need - labs, library, canteens, hostels, sports stuff, and Wi-Fi. The computer labs are cool and the hostel rooms are big and comfy. The food in the mess is tasty, but they could switch it up a bit. Overall, the college rocks when it comes to facilities.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really knowledgeable. We have exams regularly, but they're not too hard. Results come out fast. No one has backlogs lately. The college gives us good education without any ragging. Almost 90% of students pass each year. Sometimes there are back exams, but it's not a big deal.

Placement: Every year, everyone gets a job after college, and the top salary is around 4-5 LPA. Companies like Mahindra, Airtel, and others offer internships each semester. The workshops by companies are great, and we handle all the tasks ourselves. The teachers are super supportive.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities and everything you need is there. The campus is big with lots of greenery which makes it a nice place to be. They have good medical services and exams happen often. Plus, results come out fast. The support for students is really good too.

Admission: I was pleasantly surprised by how good the teachers are here. You'd think in a big university, they'd just teach from the book. But actually, they really get involved and teach well. The exams are focused on what we learn in class, which is great. The curriculum is spot on too.

Placement: I've heard that the university has good job placements. Students usually get around 3 LPA on average, and some even land a sweet package of 10 LPA. I got this info from PAT alumni and our teachers. There's also a placement officer who told us the same thing. Can't wait to see how it goes for me!

Campus: The campus at our university is awesome! The buildings and dorms are really nice. The only downside is that it's huge, so walking from one end to the other can be a pain. It would be great to have more options for getting around.