Central University of Haryana

Admission: The teachers don't often teach; they let the Ph.D. students handle the lectures. The classes cover both theory and practical stuff. The exams are spread out nicely, and they're not too hard. You need to get at least 40% in all your tests to pass.

Placement: The job packages here are okay, about 3 LPA on average. Not many students get campus placements, maybe 10-15%. The companies that come for hiring are not top-notch, just some smaller ones. Unfortunately, there are no internships provided by the university.

Campus: The hostel here offers triple-sharing rooms with a bed, chair, table, and a closet. They have Wi-Fi, a study room, a gym, and 24/7 water. During winter, you can get hot water. The only downside is the mess food it's low-quality and tasteless.

Admission: I love my course! The teachers are super supportive and help us with everything. The curriculum is great because it's designed for us students. We cover all the important subjects for better learning. Exams are held every semester, and I have a total of six semesters in my course.

Placement: The placements here aren't great because the placement cell doesn't do a good job. They seem to care more about other stuff than helping students find jobs. Only B.Tech and B.Voc students get placements, though. No one from the LL.B course or the law department has gotten placed yet.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with ACs in every classroom and auditoriums. The hostel facilities are good too, with a gym, geysers, clean washrooms, study rooms, and AC for the hot summer days.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart - they all studied at top schools like IITs and NITs. The classes follow the UGC rules, so you know you're getting a good education. The exams every semester are fair and test how well we've learned everything.

Placement: The salary packages offered range from 2 to 3 LPA on average. Companies like TCS and IBM come to campus for placements. There's a placement center in Gurugram, Haryana. The highest package for Computer Science and Engineering is about 20 LPA.

Campus: The college has great facilities. There are computerized labs with fast Wi-Fi. They have 3 boys hostels and 4 girls hostels. Also, there are 4 academic blocks and 1 administrative block on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are okay. Some are good, but some aren't that great. Our class had an okay course, but the new class has a much better one. The next batch will have a better course. Right now, the rating is just okay. About 59% of students pass. The exams are kinda hard.

Placement: The placement rate here is around 77% since the college is still new. The training and placements are improving all the time. Big companies like Microsoft, Wipro, and TCS come to hire students with good packages. The college also organizes placement drives regularly.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. They've got a medical center and Wi-Fi, plus a really nice library. The classrooms are great too. And don't even get me started on the sports facilities - they're awesome! Only downside is the hostel, it's kinda run-down. But hey, at least they assign rooms based on how well you're doing academically.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really nice and know their stuff. They help out a lot and explain things well. We have sessional exams first, then internals, and finally external exams. It's a good system to help us learn and do well.

Placement: In our college, students get placed according to their CUET exam scores. But if you don't make it through that, there's open counseling where you can try your luck. You just gotta put your name down and hope for a seat. The top package so far is 30 lakhs per year. And after all that, most students end up in teaching roles.

Campus: The department's infrastructure is great. Classrooms have AC, fans, and Wi-Fi from the university. The library has books for all courses. Hostels are super clean and the mess serves food. Nearby there's medical help with an ambulance. We also have a sports complex with equipment.

Admission: The teachers here are hit or miss. Some really know their stuff and help us out, while others just send their assistants to teach. The course is decent, but we mostly end up studying on our own. The semester exams aren't too tough, with a passing rate of 40%.

Placement: The course doesn't offer any job placements. A few professors are not great at teaching. They have their research scholars teach us instead. Companies rarely visit our college, and we never know when they do.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus works pretty well, but the computers in the labs are often not working. The classrooms are cool though. The library has most of the books you need, and if they're missing, you can request them. It's all good overall.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. A lot of them have PhDs in their subjects and really try to connect with us. They also organize a bunch of fun events for extracurricular stuff to help us out in the future. But man, those semester exams are tough! It's a challenge, but most people pass with flying colors  like over 90%!

Placement: Most of the students from the last batch found jobs. The highest salary offered was 43.5 LPA, while the lowest was 6.7 LPA. Some got roles as managers at Hero Company or as professors.

Campus: My course has classes in two big labs and two different classrooms. The university has really fast WiFi. The reading room is peaceful for studying. The library has tons of books, like 15,000 of them! The hostels have nice bathrooms, a good mess for food, and a canteen. There's also a big dispensary for medical stuff and a sports complex for games.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are really qualified. The exams for the semester are pretty easy as long as you study. The teachers are friendly and helpful. They teach really well. Most people, about 70%, pass.

Placement: Our college does a good job with placing around half of the students in the civil branch. The highest salary package you can get is 36 LPA, while the lowest is 9 LPA. Companies like TCS, Wipro, and L&T visit for placements. About 45% of students get internships in local industries too.

Campus: The college has good facilities for all departments. The Wi-Fi is strong, and there are lots of labs for different courses. There's a library with cool tech, and the hostel has decent food and facilities. They also have a nice medical center and space for sports and activities.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The MBA program is top-notch and prepares us well for the future. As long as you put in the effort, passing exams isn't too tough. The pass rate is around 40%, but with dedication, you can do it!

Placement: In the MBA program, there are around 50 students. The campus offers good packages, with the highest being 6 LPA, average 4 LPA, and lowest 3 LPA. Companies like Agile, Insplore, and financial firms come to hire students. About 40 out of 50 students get paid internships. After graduation, students often land roles like Financial Advisor, Salesperson, or HR in various companies.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. They've got a cool library with free Wi-Fi just for students. Classrooms are nice and air-conditioned. The hostels are well-kept and have good Wi-Fi too. The food in the mess is yummy, and there's a nice ground for hanging out. Plus, there's a gym in the hostel for us to use. And best of all, they offer free medical help for students.

Admission: The curriculum is alright, but the teachers don't really think about your placement preparations. They just want you to follow their instructions. Classes go from around 10 am to 5 pm, so you'll need to make time for self-study. The syllabus is balanced - not too tough, not too easy. If you stay focused, you can study for exams about 2 weeks before.

Placement: Once you finish 5th semester, you can start looking for internships on your own. The college arranges internships in the 8th semester. Not many students get placed through campus interviews. I've noticed that a lot of students end up finding jobs off campus. Since local students have an advantage in admissions, most of the students are from the same area. After I graduate, I plan to apply for jobs outside the campus.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is good in all the hostels. The sports facilities aren't that great. They used to have a basketball court on the helipad, but they removed it. So, I think the sports facilities are pretty bad now.