CPU Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really care about us and help us find our way. Passing exams is not too hard, with a 33% pass rate. They focus on our understanding, not just cramming the night before.

Placement: Most students either got jobs or are continuing their studies like MCA or MBA. The highest salary offered was around 8 lakhs, while the lowest was 2.5 lakhs. On average, students are getting around 4-5 lakhs. Companies like Byju's, Axis Bank, Solitaire, and Infosys are the main ones hiring students. A lot of students also do internships with companies like Solitaire and Infosys.

Campus: The teachers are really helpful, and we can have meetings in the Pragati room for personal growth. WiFi works in all rooms and on every floor. There are two big labs and around 12 classrooms for CSE. The library is massive with lots of different books to choose from. Overall, it's a great place for studying and learning.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They know their stuff and have lots of experience. They're really helpful and super qualified. The courses are good and not too hard. We get grades throughout the semester, with the final exam only counting for 60% of the grade. It's a good system.

Placement: No companies came for mechanical engineering campus placements. We had to reach out to companies ourselves for internships. Sadly, nobody from my batch got placed through campus placements. But other departments had some success with placements.

Campus: The classrooms are not great considering the fees we pay. It feels more like high school than a university. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. The basketball and cricket grounds are not in good shape. The library is okay, but it could use more books.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super supportive. They guide us in picking the right career path for our future. The course lasts for 3 years with 6 semesters and includes 45 days of training after every 2 semesters. The atmosphere is nice and most students pass their exams by paying attention in class.

Placement: The course is really good and the placement opportunities are great too. The highest package offered is 0.32 crores LPA, while the lowest is 2 LPA. Many companies come to our campus to hire students, and they pick the best ones for their companies.

Campus: The university has a good structure. There's an ISC-like structure on campus with two hostels - one inside and one outside. The inside hostel is for boys. The food in our hostel is pretty good from what I've tried.

Admission: The teachers are cool and always ready to help, which is awesome. But the stuff we learn doesn't really get us ready for the real world. The exams are tough, like seriously. You need to get at least 90% to pass. They ask questions based on what the teacher talks about in class. Some questions are straightforward, but others make you think. Like, they might ask what policy you'd create to keep employees if you were the boss.

Placement: In our batch, only 20% of us got placed. The highest salary offered was 3 lacs per year. Companies like Shriram Finance, Bajaj Allianz, and Tata Motors (which is actually a dealership, not a company) interviewed us. None of us in our course got an internship. The best position offered was finance trainee.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, computers, and library were all pretty good. The food in the hostel mess and canteen was also tasty. We have a huge field for sports and also indoor games. The medical facilities could be better, but we have lots of clubs for sports, music, writing, and more.

Admission: The teachers all have Ph.D.s and they organize training sessions to get us ready for the industry. The semester exams aren't too hard, you just need to pass 33% to make it through.

Placement: Most students here get job offers after they graduate. The highest salary one student got was 25 Lacs per year. Lots of companies come here for job interviews. Students from different courses are interning at top companies too.

Campus: The classrooms are nice. The campus is eco-friendly. The mess serves the best food in North India. There's a pharmacy for medical needs. They have volleyball, cricket, and basketball, and even organize badminton tournaments. Everyone is really friendly here.

Admission: The teachers change every year, and this year there are all new teachers. They seem inexperienced and not very good at teaching. Two of our teachers haven't even started yet, but they're already asking for fees.

Placement: The job placements here are really limited. Since the college is in a remote area, not many companies come to hire students. The faculty doesn't have many connections with industries either. The average package is around 2.23 lakhs per year. In 2022, only 150 students were placed.

Campus: The campus has good facilities, but it's in a remote area which can be tough for getting basic things. The Wi-Fi is unreliable, and sometimes we don't have the chemicals or equipment we need in labs. Despite that, the staff do their best to make things work.

Admission: The professors at college are awesome! They are really supportive, qualified, and nice. They teach in a way that's easy to understand. The workload is not too heavy and the exams are pretty straightforward. If you study regularly, you'll definitely pass without any trouble.

Placement: Placements at the college are okay, not great. Only a few companies come for placements. The highest salary offered is around 35 LPA. In the second year, we have to do internships, and the placement rate is decent. Not everyone gets a job, but those who keep up their grades and have skills get good placements.

Campus: The college has good facilities. Labs for CS, chemistry, and physics are in good condition. The college building is tall with 9 floors, but there are no elevators so you have to take the stairs. They have separate hostels for boys and girls. The hostel food is okay, not great but you can eat it.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and plan fun stuff for us to do in class. The tests can be either hard or easy, depending on how much we study. There are a couple of questions that are pretty easy, but there are also some really tough ones that make it hard to get good grades.

Placement: Companies come for placements every year at our college. Your chances of getting placed depend on your skills. But if you've got the skills, you'll definitely get a job. Even in the middle of the year, students with skills get placed. Infosys was the top company that visited our campus. The highest package offered was around INR 25 lakh. Everyone in our course got internships, mostly in Chandigarh.

Campus: The college has a nice setup. It's in a quiet area, which is a nice break from the city hustle. The WiFi works in the buildings, not outside. Just hop on quickly because lots of people use it. The labs get updated often. The classrooms are spacious and some have projectors. The library is awesome with books for all classes and extra ones for fun reading.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're okay at teaching, nothing special. The course isn't super relevant though, like yoga and ethics don't really fit the job market. But it does get us ready for the industry. The exams each semester are pretty easy, but you need 70% to pass.

Placement: I feel like around 10% of students in my program get jobs every year. Companies care about skills as much as degrees, so not everyone gets placed. The highest salary offered is 9.6 Lacs a year, and the lowest is 2.6 Lacs a year. On average, it's around 5 Lacs a year. These numbers might be right, but I can't confirm. I'm new here, so I don't know much about placements yet.

Campus: The facilities here are pretty good overall. The Wi-Fi can be a bit slow sometimes, which is a bummer because there's Wi-Fi on every floor. The food in the canteens is really good and clean. You can play sports like badminton, football, basketball, and cricket. Plus, they have e-sports for games like BGMI and Free Fire.

Admission: The teachers at Career Point University are really good. They know their stuff and explain everything well. I'm studying B. Tech in CSE there. One of the seniors told me that in the 8th semester, we get to do a 6-month industrial training after completing 7 semesters.

Placement: I'm not sure about the placement rate at my university, but the highest salary offered here is 65 LPA. Microsoft is the top company that hires students. The placement rate isn't great, and most students get an average package of 2-4 LPA from different companies.

Campus: The facilities are decent in the hostel. Each student gets a bed, table, chair, fan, and wardrobe. Only two students share a room. The university offers 2 Wi-Fi connections per room, but the speed is not great.