Chandidas Mahavidyalaya Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here were really helpful and super skilled. They taught in digital classrooms too, which was cool. The course they taught us was top-notch and getting us ready for the industry. The semester exams were a bit tough, but most students passed with flying colors.

Placement: In my class, over half of us got jobs after graduating. Salaries for this course start at 12000 and go up to 25000. After finishing, you can be a manager or director at a company or showroom. Almost half of us also land internships at different companies.

Campus: The faculty here are great and everything you need is available, like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, and more. The hostel has everything you need - food, medicine, canteen, sports, and games - and it's well taken care of. It's a disciplined and safe place to stay.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really great. We have five assistant professors who teach us really well. One of them is awesome  he has a Ph.D. Another one even got a JRF rank! The department faculty is also really good. They are super helpful and use PPTs to help us understand things easily. I feel lucky to have such great teachers at my college.

Placement: The course is pretty basic. Companies don't come to campus for placements. But after graduation, there are lots of other courses you can take. The college helps us get ready for further studies and exams by arranging seminars and Q&A sessions. About half of us go for higher studies, 20% aim for civil services exams, and 30% opt for other exams. The college has a placement cell that sets up on-campus and off-campus drives every year. They give us training on the latest technologies used in industries, so we're all set for the job market.

Campus: Hostel facilities are pretty good here. They're affordable, especially for us students. It costs around 2000-3000 bucks per semester for most students, but it's totally free for SC ST reserved candidates. Just gotta pay separately for the mess, which is like 1300-1500 bucks per month. Only downside is that there aren't enough hostel seats.