CUAP Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They start from the basics, which is great because most of us in our batch are from a science background. They make the topics easy to understand by breaking down the complex stuff. It really makes you interested in the subject.

Placement: I took a subject-specific course where you need to specialize in it. There were around 43 students in my B.A. Hons political science class for the 2021-22 session. It's great for anyone aiming to pass the UPSC exam.

Campus: The classrooms are nice and clean. The hostel, mess, and medical facilities are affordable. The library has about 3,000 books for studying. There's a spot for 80-100 students to study on their own. They even have scribers for visually impaired students, which is really helpful.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They help us a lot and show us the way. They organize seminars to keep things good between teachers and students. They also push us to take part in group talks.

Placement: Placements at CUAP can be a bit iffy for some students. Not everyone gets a job, and the pay isn't as high as other private colleges. Only about 60% of students end up getting placed. The highest salary offered is 6 LPA, but most students get around 1-3 LPA. The main companies hiring from our course are Ramoji Film City, TCS, and Jio Smart.

Campus: Hostel life is the best thing about campus. It's where we can chill and the Wi-Fi is pretty good. People play sports and hang out to pass the time. The food in the mess isn't great though.

Admission: The teachers at this college were really helpful and knew their stuff. The course outline was up-to-date, and we got to learn cool things like R-studio and reviews. The labs were good and had all the tools we needed. The teachers were skilled too.

Placement: I couldn't find any job opportunities for B.Sc. (honors) in economics this year. But things might change next year. I saw internships available for B.Voc and RMIT students though. I didn't know about those courses before. Maybe there's a placement cell for M.Sc. economics students.

Campus: When I first got to the college, it was brand new. There weren't any proper buildings yet, but I think that's different now. They gave us a hostel to stay in and everything we needed. We had to manage the mess ourselves, but there were canteens around for food.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and are always there to help. The course they offer is perfect for anyone aiming for the civil service exams. The exams are fair as long as you study and write well. So, it's a good place to learn and grow.

Placement: There aren't many job options for this course at the university. If we have the right qualifications, we might find a job, but there aren't many opportunities for this course. Other courses have companies like Amazon and Realme coming for placements.

Campus: There are two hostels on campus - one for guys and one for girls. All students in the hostel must eat in the mess. Sports events happen every year. The medical facilities are decent. The classrooms and labs are great. Wi-Fi is available throughout the campus.

Admission: The faculty here isn't up to par for this level of education. But the course helps you prepare for competitive exams like UPSC. The semester exams are tough, but the pass rate is 92%.

Placement: In our political science department, there are about 40 students. They haven't given any job offers to anyone yet. Some students did internships on their own in different places. The roles they offer are like speech writer and stuff.

Campus: I go to a college in Andhra Pradesh that's run by the central university. The campus is actually a private engineering college. We have a library, but it doesn't have a lot of seats. We do have WIFI, a computer lab, and digital classrooms, which is cool. The hostel rooms are nice and they have Wi-Fi too. The food in the mess is not great, it's managed by a private caterer. We do have medical facilities in the evening, but no sports or games facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and easy to talk to. They know a lot about their subjects. The stuff we learn is current and practical. We have our exams every 4-5 months, so we have time to prepare. Plus, there are no breaks between the exams, which is nice.

Placement: The college offers placement for certain departments, not for all. They have general placements, not specific to each department. About 60 students join this course in the first year. After graduating, you can work as a consultant psychologist in various areas.

Campus: The hostel room I stayed in had three people sharing. It had all the basic stuff like a bed, table, chair, shoe stand, and a dustbin. The college and hostel both have Wi-Fi, which is great. The room was pretty good overall, but it was always messy. They have a nurse there full-time and doctors during the day, which is helpful.

Admission: The teachers here are not very helpful and seem underqualified. The course curriculum feels outdated and doesn't inspire creativity. Lectures always run out of time and can't cover everything. The pass rate is pretty low at around 75%.

Placement: In our batch, not many students get placed because our college doesn't offer placement opportunities. Companies don't come to our college to hire students. But around 90% of us got internships through our course, which is a good opportunity.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with nice facilities, but the maintenance could be better. The food in the mess isn't great, and the canteen food is pricey. Unfortunately, there aren't any medical facilities on campus. On the bright side, we do have sports and games facilities available.

Admission: The teachers at Central University are really nice and not stuck-up. They care about us and give us good stuff to study with. They offer courses like RMIT & TTM that get us ready for jobs. The exams are okay, not too hard. Most of us pass easily because the passing rate is high, over 90%.

Placement: Around half of the students from our RMIT and TTM departments landed jobs. The average salary offered is 4 Lacs per year. Big companies such as Jio Mart, Pantaloons, and Infosys visit for placements. Also, around half of the students snagged internships at places like Jio Mart and V-Mart in retail management. The popular job roles include marketing manager, IT and cyber cell, and cyber security.

Campus: The campus is really nice, especially for RMIT and TTM classes. The classrooms have cool smart projectors. There's a big library and Wi-Fi everywhere. Food is from a private mess, but it's healthy and clean. The medical facilities are good, and the sports areas are getting better.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really nice and supportive. They are friendly and my seniors have told me they really like them. The exams are fair since they stick to what we've learned in class. I appreciate that exams are done online and include internal grades too.

Placement: Most students in this course end up getting jobs after graduating. They get involved in think tanks, politics, and journalism. Personally, I plan on pursuing further education instead of looking for a job right away. However, many students manage to land internships each year.

Campus: The college has a great library where you can study peacefully. The classrooms are air-conditioned, and there are facilities like hostels, a mess, medical services, and sports facilities. Everything here is pretty good. Just so you know, the canteen isn't open because the college is on a temporary campus under JNTU. Also, the university doesn't offer mess services.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and make learning interesting. They all have master's degrees from good schools. Some even studied at Iims and are now doing more studies in Germany. They care about every student, whether you're a top student or not. The curriculum is up-to-date and focuses on what's happening in the industry. Exams are practical, not just based on books. You need to understand the content well to do well. Our course is a mix of tech and management, influenced by the best schools in the country.

Placement: The placements at this university are actually pretty good, even though it's a new one that just started in 2018. The fact that it's a Central University really helps with placements. Most of the students who are interested end up getting placed, around 80% to 85%. Some students choose not to participate in placements because they want to pursue higher studies or competitive exams instead. The average salary can vary depending on the department, but the placements for our course, which is tech-focused, are really good. Our seniors have received some decent job offers right at the start of the university. If you're skilled, you can expect to get placed with a salary between 6 to 8 LPA easily.

Campus: The campus is awesome compared to other government universities. I love the greenery there. It's so peaceful with all the plants and animals. The hostels have Wi-Fi and big rooms. I like how the sun comes in through the windows. They have different options for beds in the hostels. The food in the mess is clean and delicious. They switch up the menu each day. And there are lots of sports facilities and fields for different sports.