CBS Group of Institutions Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. They focus on teaching you what you need to pass exams, but it's more on the basic side. If you're new to coding, they'll do their best to help you pass and graduate. The college follows the MDU curriculum, but it doesn't really prepare you for the industry. They kind of expect you to do post-grad studies or learn by yourself later. The courses are not too hard, and most students pass without much trouble. If not, they just catch up with some normal studying.

Placement: The college doesn't offer many job placements. They focus more on getting you through the degree. Don't expect any campus job offers. You might get some job notifications on WhatsApp, but that's about it. One person from my group got a job after 6 months of training. They got around 3.5 LPA. I didn't hear about anyone else getting a job. Internships were easy to find, but they didn't teach us much practical stuff. They mostly repeated what we learned in class. Some roles were for Java development, but no one got hired because the interviews were too hard.

Campus: The college building, location, and campus are well-maintained and clean. The classrooms are spacious with good ventilation, but it can get hot in the summer because there's no AC, just ceiling fans. The library is okay, they have study materials but nothing special. The labs have poor Wi-Fi and no internet connection. The hostel quality is decent, and the mess food is pretty good. There are also sports and games for students to enjoy. Overall, the college has a positive vibe and looks good.

Admission: Some teachers know their stuff and are really helpful, but the vibe of the college depends a lot on the area it's in. The faculty doesn't seem super motivated to teach, and students aren't too keen on going to classes either. The college doesn't really push students to attend regularly. Instead, you'll often see students playing cards on the campus during lectures.

Placement: So, here's the deal: this college doesn't have any placements. The consultant says they guarantee 100% placement, but there's actually no placement cell here. Plus, the faculty isn't that experienced. It's also kinda far from the main road, about 5 km, so getting there can be a hassle.

Campus: The college building looks nice from the outside, but the classrooms are not insulated well. It gets too hot in the summer because there are no curtains. Also, there's no proper lab setup for all the subjects, and we didn't do any experiments during class.

Admission: During my first couple of years, the teachers knew their stuff and were really good. But things changed later on when fewer students joined, and the new teachers weren't as qualified. I missed out on real-world experience in the industry. The labs didn't really help for advanced studies.

Placement: The college's placement cell isn't very effective. My batch and the seniors didn't get any placements. A few students did intern at NTPC Jharli, but they didn't get paid.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with Wi-Fi, labs, and medical facilities. However, there's a bummer because there are no sports and games facilities. The labs and classrooms are okay. I'm a day scholar, so I can't speak on the hostel facilities. But overall, I didn't have any problems with the infrastructure during my time here.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. Most of them have Ph.Ds, and the rest are working on it. Our course is practical and prepares us for internships. Exams are fair and most students pass with a 98% success rate.

Placement: Around 80% of us landed jobs after finishing our course, mostly in Computer Science. TCS is the top company hiring from our program. About 70% of students also found internships, mostly in coding roles.

Campus: The facilities for our course and department are pretty decent. The labs are really big, fitting around 100 students at once. The hostel is great because the staff is super friendly. The food at the mess and canteen is good, but I wish they could improve the sports facilities.

Admission: During my 3rd and 4th years, we only had 2 teachers for all 6 subjects. It made studying really tough. Without enough teachers, it was hard to do well in exams. That's why many of us passed without really understanding the practical stuff.

Placement: None of us from our batch got any placements through the college. They didn't even have any placements for our seniors or juniors. A few students managed to find jobs on their own. There were only a few small BPO companies that came for placements. It was disappointing. When we asked why there were so few placements, they just blamed it on our low scores.

Campus: The college's buildings were impressive. It's in a jungle, so getting around was hard without much transportation. We didn't have enough teachers. If you wanted to go to a market, you had to walk a long way or pay a lot for a ride.

Admission: The teachers here are super qualified and really know their stuff. They make learning fun and interesting. The courses get us ready for the industry. The campus has great facilities, and the teachers are friendly and approachable. Love studying here!

Placement: The salaries range from Rs.320,000 to Rs.620,000. Companies like Dell, Google, Delhi Metro, Wipro, Infosys, Wurth, and HP come for hiring. They offer roles like senior supervisor, system engineer, and software testing. If you're smart, you can move up to become a manager.

Campus: The college has great Wi-Fi, labs, library, and AC classrooms. The food is top-notch too. Water is always available, and they provide electricity round the clock. The canteen serves good quality food all day. They have sports facilities with a good coach. The hostel and rooms are clean and tidy.

Admission: The teachers and staff at this college are really helpful and supportive. They're always there to assist you with any problems you have. It's important to be respectful and build a good relationship with them. The teachers are well-qualified and know their stuff. The curriculum for the BCA course is decent, but it's not the most up-to-date. It covers all the basics of computer applications and programming languages. It's not as easy or current as some other colleges, though. If you focus and study hard, this course will prepare you for the industry. The semester exams are pretty straightforward. You don't need to stress too much because the questions are often repeated. I passed all my exams by just studying the previous year's questions. You only need to score 40% to pass the theory exams, which is 32 out of 80.

Placement: Placements at this college are not great. Only about 20% of students get placed. You need 70% marks and 75% attendance to be eligible for placements. If you don't meet these criteria, you can't even sit for interviews. You have to be proactive about finding a job; otherwise, you might miss out. Knowing a language well can help you get a job. The college arranges placement and interview drives, but not many MDU students get placed. The faculty doesn't support them enough. IPU students get more attention and better placements compared to MDU students.

Campus: The campus is small with one building just for MDU students. The labs and classrooms have AC and Wi-Fi. You'll have lots of lab classes to get hands-on experience. There's one library for both IPU and MDU students in the IPU building. The canteens in every building serve good food. They have an annual sports event with cricket, basketball, badminton, and table tennis. All sports events take place outside in a sports complex.

Admission: The teachers at the college are really skilled and friendly. They cover all the syllabus on time, but the sessional exams are always late. The teachers are good, but they don't give us practical projects. The computer science and engineering faculty is okay, but they're not very helpful to us students. We also get fined a lot at this college.

Placement: In 2017, our batch had 40% placements, while the senior batch had 60%. The placement officer is helpful, but there's no guarantee of 100% placements. Reputed companies visit the college regularly and the placements office is well-organized. They train us well for interviews, so we're prepared to face different companies.

Campus: The campus is really cool with a big area of 32 acres, including a lake that gives a nice vibe for studying. The view is awesome, and they have separate hostels and top-notch labs. The mess can accommodate 500 students, and the classrooms are well-designed for a great studying environment.

Admission: The teachers don't really help us prepare for exams, but they're good at teaching. They make classes fun. Passing each semester isn't too hard, but each teacher asks for a 16-mark question. We have to write at least 8 pages and up to 12 pages in exams.

Placement: I'm in my second year of studying BBA at our college. I haven't done too great in terms of marks, but it's cool. Some companies offer good pay to serious students here, like Wipro and Infosys. Internships are happening now, and you don't need a high percentage to land one. It's all good, man!

Campus: The labs and library at our college are really good. We have lots of different games and sports to play. The classrooms have projectors which is cool. They also have fun activities every week. The canteen serves yummy food like Rajma Chawal and Roti Sabji.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super supportive and always ready to help out. They really go the extra mile for us students. And it's not just the teachers - everyone working here is really helpful too. The college offers a bunch of courses like MBA, MCA, B.Tech, M.Tech, and BCA. Plus, the teachers really know their stuff when it comes to the courses.

Placement: The job opportunities here are awesome! Lots of big companies like Pepsi, Avon, and Maruti Suzuki come for campus placements. The teachers also help us out with info on placements, and signing up is easy peasy.

Campus: The college in Jhajjar Harlan at Fatehpur has awesome infrastructure and a great location. It's surrounded by trees and has a cool lake view. The library and other departments are top-notch too. Love studying here!