Bharti Group of Institutions

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They know their stuff and explain things well, both in theory and practical stuff. They're friendly and nice to students, and they always help out without being rude if you have questions.

Placement: In my civil engineering course, over 40% of us got job placements. The highest salary offered was Rs. 12,000 a month, while the lowest was Rs. 4,000 a month. Around 70% of us also landed internships from college. Lots of companies came to offer internships to students here.

Campus: The college facilities are awesome! They have Wi-Fi for us to study, a huge library with tons of books, and a nice canteen. The hostel rooms are a bit small, fitting around 2-3 students per room. Plus, the medical facilities are really good too. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really supportive and helpful. They always have our backs. The head of the computer science department is awesome. He listens to us and is always there to help in any situation.

Placement: The college isn't well-kept, and the studying environment is lacking. They don't really help with job placements. Tuition fees are pretty high for what they offer. It feels like they're just after your money.

Campus: The college canteen is not good at all. It's always messy and not clean. Plus, there's no place to sit and eat comfortably. The food is okay, but they only have one option. On the bright side, they do have medical help if you need it. Oh, and parking here is a nightmare - no room for bikes or cars.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. They teach us well, almost like we're still in school. The exams can be tough, but the passing rate is around 50%.

Placement: Around half of the students in our college get placed after graduation. The starting salary can be around Rs. 15,000-25,000 per month, while the highest salary can go up to Rs. 90,000-1 lakh per month. Companies such as BHU, Patanjali, Himalaya, and Kama Ayurveda come for placements. Almost all students manage to secure internships in government hospitals. One of the popular job positions offered is a medical officer.

Campus: The labs are in good shape and well taken care of. Classrooms are nice, each one with a projector. The library is good too. The girls™ hostel is just okay, but the boys™ hostel isn™t great. The food in the mess is decent. There are two canteens on campus. Sports facilities could be better, but medical services are good.

Admission: The teachers in this course are awesome! They're super helpful, friendly, and really know their stuff. They're always there for us and even teach us cool extra stuff. The course material is spot-on and definitely prepares us for the industry.

Placement: I really liked my course because 70% of students got placed. The average salary offered was good too. I wish there were more rules though. The average package was impressive. Also, 60% of students landed internships with different companies. It was a great experience overall!

Campus: The facilities for this course are pretty good. We have 24/7 Wi-Fi and the library is always open with AC. The classrooms and labs are kept clean and have good facilities. But the hostel and food in the mess could be better.

Admission: The IT department faculty are really great. They totally get what students are going through. Some of them know their stuff really well. I can't speak for other departments, but I've heard they're good too from other students.

Placement: The college has great placements for computer science and IT students. ENTC placements are okay, but mechanical and civil students don't have any. So, if you're in CSE or IT, you have good chances to get a job. Placements are better than other private colleges in Rajasthan and the north.

Campus: The college infrastructure matches the fee we pay. It's decent and has all the necessary facilities. Don't expect it to be as fancy as VIT or SRM, though. They're trying to make it better. Wi-Fi is there in some parts of the campus, but it's slow. Don't get your hopes up for fast internet.

Admission: The faculty here is pretty helpful, though they're just okay. The course content follows the university rules and is decent for students. It's important to study on your own and take the university exams. The internal assessments are done well.

Placement: Don't count on companies coming to campus for placements. Not many students get placed here. The placement rate is super low. So, if you want a job after college, maybe look somewhere else. They don't really help with placements, so you'll have to find a job on your own.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with big buildings. Our campus is huge, but there's no playground. The basic facilities are okay, but nothing special. The labs are barely working.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. There's this one staff member who's like the best teacher in India. Overall, the teaching is good. We also go on industrial visits, which help us understand things better. There are about 20 students for every teacher. They stick with us throughout the whole course.

Placement: The seniors here are really helpful, and there are good placement opportunities. About 60%-70% of students get placed from each batch. Companies like Tata Motors, Tech Mahindra, and HTC visit for placements. The placement cell is active and does a great job.

Campus: The Bharti college infrastructure is really cool. They have their own unique way of doing things there. The labs and classrooms are top-notch with CCTV cameras and smart boards. The library is the best part it's open every day until midnight! The hostel rooms are okay, and the food is great. Overall, the hostels are pretty good.

Admission: Some teachers are good, but not all of them. You have to work on your own to get industry-ready. I haven't taken any exams yet, but being industry-ready means practicing on your own. If students write to the principal, they can change teachers. The pass percentage varies from batch to batch. I heard that our current seniors might have a hard time passing.

Placement: Out of the 115 students here, 15 of us, including me, are from out of state. We study here but take exams in another state. The hospital accepts doctors. We have a mandatory 6-month internship at the college and another 6 months at a different hospital. We take on roles like doctor and medical officer during our training.

Campus: The facilities and teachers are not that great. They say it's good, but it's just okay. No Wi-Fi in college or hostel. The network is bad in most rooms. Food is below average too. They don't even have breakfast or snacks, only on holidays. But it's still okay to get by.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super helpful and always ready to assist students. We can easily share any problems with them. Their teaching style is great, making it easy to learn and score high on exams.

Placement: Our seniors all got jobs after finishing college, which is awesome. They landed good positions with salaries ranging from 15-20k to over 3 LPA. It's super motivating to see them do so well. I'm excited to see what opportunities come my way too.

Campus: I really like the college's infrastructure. The library is huge, and there are lots of sports and games to enjoy. The classrooms are always clean, and there are medical facilities on campus too. Overall, it's a great place to study!

Admission: Half of the teachers really care about teaching and make classes interesting. But the other half seem like they're just there for the paycheck and don't put in much effort. They keep giving us assignments, homework, and tests, which a lot of us find overwhelming. It's making some students feel down and want to drop out.

Placement: Different companies come to our college looking for students, whether they're average or really smart. Everyone gets a chance to show what they can do. A lot of seniors have already been hired by different companies, including some who got jobs at Mahindra.

Campus: The facilities at our college are not great. The Wi-Fi doesn't reach everywhere, so we have network issues in many places. The labs are not kept clean. The classrooms have enough space, but we have to open windows for light because there are no lights. On the bright side, the medical facilities are really good.