Bhalchandra Group of Institution

Admission: The teaching staff here is pretty good, with about 5-6 members. They teach well. The course covers everything up to the ICAR 5th dean committee course. Due to COVID, the 2020 batch didn't have many offline classes. It's a bit of a bummer, but overall it's alright.

Placement: The B.Sc Agriculture course is new at our college, and 2021 is the last year for the first group. The students from the 2017 batch will be the first to graduate in 2021 and hopefully get placed. As of now, no placements have happened yet.

Campus: The agriculture department has about 5 or 6 spacious rooms with all the needed equipment. They've got labs for practical work on soil and experiments too. The library isn't ready yet. The canteen is there, but it's not great. No Wi-Fi around. The hostel is like a PG with rooms having 3 beds each. But there's no mess in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They use awesome techniques to make learning easier for us. They're qualified and can teach in both Hindi and English. The curriculum is spot on. The semester exams are manageable as long as you're ready for them. Overall, it's a great place to learn!

Placement: The salary packages range from 2.5 to 6 Lacs per year. The lowest package is around 15000 to 50000 per month. Companies like Coromandel International Ltd and Bayer Crop Science Ltd hire students for roles like farm manager, food scientist, and agricultural engineers. Around 70-75% of students from our course land internships with companies like Bunge Ltd and Cargill Inc.

Campus: The Agriculture department is really nice here. They have all the facilities we need. The Wi-Fi labs are in good shape, with all the samples we need. The classrooms are spacious and clean, with comfy seats. Plus, we have a big library with all the agriculture books we could ask for. It's great!

Admission: The exams at Lucknow University always run late. We have to wait a month after the semester exams for the practicals. Our college crams 10 practical exams into just 2 days. The course is great with a wide syllabus and plenty of chances. But honestly, our college isn't the best. The faculty keeps changing, and not all of them are very experienced.

Placement: The job placements at our college aren't great. The highest salary offered is 2 lakhs per annum, while the lowest is 1.2 lakhs per annum. Only half of the students managed to secure internships.

Campus: The college has separate hostels for girls and boys, plus they work with private hostels too. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi in the hostel and no lab either. The library is small but has a good collection of books. However, the classrooms are not that great.

Admission: There aren't enough teachers for certain subjects at this college. There's only about 5 teachers in the agriculture department, handling everything. None of them have a PhD. Most of the teachers are pretty young and have little experience.

Placement: We don't have a placement cell in our college, so there aren't any placements available yet. The first batch of students hasn't graduated, so no one has gotten placed from our college.

Campus: The campus doesn't have enough facilities and the infrastructure needs improvement. It's small with just a few rooms, a faculty hall, and a couple of labs. They don't have Wi-Fi or modern tech, and the labs don't have all the tools we need. There's a boys' hostel with about 12 rooms for around 36 students, but no medical help or mess facility there.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and have good behavior. They explain things well and are qualified in some courses. Their teaching is great for Hindi medium students, but not as good for English medium students. The teachers have a lot of experience and help students understand better. The passing percentage is around 35%-40%, but it's easy to pass if you attend classes regularly.

Placement: To get into this course, you need around 50-60%. The highest salary after graduation is around 1 LPA, the lowest is 30,000 rupees per month, and the average is around 50,000-60,000 per year. I'm not completely sure about the average because I haven't experienced it yet. I'm not sure about the fourth point. I think the salary after an internship could be 10,000-20,000 rupees per month, but I haven't done one yet. The course focuses on teaching and nursing.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is not great, and the classrooms are just okay. The library is big and there are large classes, which is cool. The food in the canteen is pretty good with a variety of options. Plus, there are lots of snacks and drinks for students. They also have sports and games here, which is fun.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff! They're super friendly and always ready to help. The semester exams can be tough, but with their great teaching, it's a breeze. Everyone did well on their exams. Overall, it's a great course.

Placement: This course doesn't have any job placements available. Since there are no placements, they don't offer any job packages. It's a bachelor's course, and after that, we have to pass the CTET and TET to become a government teacher. Internships are not required for this course.

Campus: The college I'm at has top-notch facilities and infrastructure. We've got labs, classrooms, and a library that's always in good shape. The food in the hostel mess is pretty good too. Plus, we've got medical facilities and games to keep us busy right on campus. It's all here!

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. They're dedicated, experienced, and great at teaching. The courses are spot-on, and the exams are fair - not too hard, not too easy. You just need a 33 to pass.

Placement: Around 70% of students in our course got placed after graduation. Unfortunately, there aren't any job opportunities in B. El. Ed course because no companies come to recruit. So, none of the students get internships either. It's a teaching course, so there aren't any specific roles offered post-graduation.

Campus: The library at college has a bunch of books and magazines for different courses. They also keep up with what's happening in the world. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi here. Labs are available for most courses except B.El. Ed. Oh, and don't worry, there's a mess and canteen too!