BU Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I really like the course content. It's super relevant and the program lasts around 2 to 3 years. We have 3 big exams during the course, and they're tough. You need at least 4% to pass. The teachers here are awesome - they're really smart and always ready to help out.

Placement: I'm a student at this college that has three batches, with around 300 students altogether. Every year, about 60-80% of us land jobs with different companies. Even though the course itself doesn't guarantee a job, the companies that hire us offer salaries from 3 to 7 LPA. It's a good opportunity for us to kick-start our careers after graduation.

Campus: This college has a lot of good stuff, but they don't have hostel rooms. They have labs, classrooms, bathrooms, a library, lifts, elevators, an auditorium, and more. You can also play sports here.

Admission: The course had a lot of stuff to learn, with both theory and practical parts. We did practical stuff every day. The teachers were super supportive and knew their stuff. Exams happened in three parts: hourly tests, midterms, and final exams with practicals.

Placement: I'm really happy with the placement opportunities at our college. They bring in a lot of big companies and MNCs to hire us. The salary they offer is great too, at 11 lakhs per year. Many students are landing good jobs in these companies. I heard there was a 90% placement rate in our college, which is awesome.

Campus: I really like the hostel at our college. The rooms are nice because we share with just one other person. The facilities inside the rooms are great, and the mess serves tasty and healthy food. It's a good place to stay!

Admission: Studying English here opened my eyes to a whole new world of literature. It wasn't just about stories and poems, but also about diving into life's complexities  from politics to science, from birth to death, and everything in between. The curriculum taught us how to do research, which was super useful when I pursued my Ph.D. It was a great experience!

Placement: After completing my Masters here, I had to pick my courses. The school really set me up for success. The classes taught me how to do research properly and even how to publish papers. It was a great foundation for my journey ahead.

Campus: The classrooms were pretty nice. When I was studying, our department didn't have AC, but now they've got AC installed. The university keeps updating the infrastructure every few years. Since the university is quite new, some things were temporary at first, but they fixed things up fast. Check out the new auditorium it's really impressive.

Admission: The professors at Bodoland University are really good and supportive. They know their stuff and are always there to help us out. The university offers a lot of different programs for both undergraduates and postgraduates. The courses we have in 2020 and 2021 cover a variety of topics, which is cool. It's a great place to study with experienced faculty in different departments.

Placement: The job placement rate for MBA students is usually between 50-60%. The starting salaries for new grads are a bit lower compared to those who graduated a few years back. The highest salary is for the top 20% while the median salary is for the middle 50%.

Campus: The dorms at this college are really great, with awesome facilities for students. The classrooms are well-equipped and the library has a huge collection of books. Plus, there are sports like cricket, football, and basketball available for students who like to stay active.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and always answer our questions nicely. They don't exactly prepare us for the industry, though. We have to figure a lot out by ourselves. But if you study the important stuff, the exams aren't too tough.

Placement: Bodoland University was okay for getting a regular degree, but don't expect too many job offers. If you're looking for placements, keep your expectations in check. Your motivation might take a hit if you expect too much. You'll learn some skills, but finding a job might not be a piece of cake. Just get ready for that job hunt after graduation.

Campus: The campus had Wi-Fi and was clean. The food wasn't great, but sports had really gotten better. Everyone was friendly, and there was no bullying allowed. The rules were strict, so no one did it. I'd recommend this college.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty decent, but some of them only focus on teaching. They speak in local languages instead of English. The exams are not too hard, but the teachers really need to work on grading the papers better. The semester exams can be quite tough.

Placement: Finding a job after graduation can be tough since there aren't many placement opportunities. You'll have to hustle and look for jobs on your own.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here sucks, which is a bummer. But the classrooms are cool super tidy and clean. There's a canteen too. The hostels are kinda dirty and the food isn't great. It's not very clean or safe. Plus, there's no medical help, security, or sports stuff.

Admission: I picked M.Sc. Botany because the teachers in the Botany department are really good. We have 7 teachers, and they're all top-notch in their subjects. We have two tough exams each year that are hard to pass.

Placement: You can look for job opportunities in your final year. The job offers in this field are not very impressive. The top salary package offered was about 4 LPA. Because of the low pay, not many students are keen on these jobs. After I graduate, I plan to go for a Ph.D.

Campus: Our college hosts fun fests every now and then. It's a huge and pretty campus. What I love is that the hostels are close by. The food in the mess is tasty and clean. Plus, there are lots of clubs and groups to be a part of. Love it!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. I've learned a lot of new skills that are relevant to the industry. The exams are tough, but it helps us prepare for the real world. Most students pass with around 81%, which is pretty good.

Placement: All students in our course got placed, which is awesome! The highest package offered was around 21 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 12 lakhs. Many students are doing internships, and top companies like Infosys and Wipro are hiring students from our course. It's a great opportunity for us students!

Campus: I really like the facilities at this college. The classrooms and labs have Wi-Fi, which is great. The library is also nice. The food in the hostel is really good and the canteen serves good portions. The college also has sports facilities for playing.

Admission: I really like the course curriculum at our college. It's always up-to-date, and the professors are top-notch. Some of them have Ph.D. degrees. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. Exams are well-planned and happen every semester.

Placement: The college has a great placement cell that helps final year students get good job opportunities. Big companies come to our college and offer placements. I got a great package of 14 LPA, which is awesome.

Campus: I really like the hostel at our college. It's big and the rooms are roomy. Three of us stay in one room, but it's cool. The staff cleans the rooms every day. The food in the hostel is good, especially in the mess. They serve yummy food and it's good quality.

Admission: The teacher is really helpful. They give us notes often and cover important topics. I wish we had more hands-on learning though. The college needs to improve in that area. We have semester exams and you need to attend 75% of the classes.

Placement: The job placements at this college are really low. It's tough to stand out among other students to get a job offer. They have courses like Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce, but only a handful of students actually get placed through the college.

Campus: The hostel is pretty decent. The food could improve, it's not the cleanest place, but it's alright. It's super close to the college, which is great for students who want to live on campus. It's not perfect, but staying in the hostel and keeping things clean yourself is the way to go.