Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. Some new young teachers have been hired recently, and they're super helpful. The exams are tough, but they help us learn. We have exams every two months. The practicals are done outside, which makes learning easier.

Placement: After finishing the agriculture degree, students need to pass an entrance exam for postgraduate studies because there aren't any placement opportunities. The government announces job openings for exams like ADO and AFO. While studying, students can do internships at different food companies in the state, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The campus is huge and really pretty. The library is awesome with lots of floors and plenty of room to study. It's clean and green around here which helps me focus. Everyone is friendly. The university provides good hostel facilities for students who come from far away. Living here is stress-free.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and cooperative. They know their stuff well. The dental and medical staff are also great and always there to support you. The pass rate is high, around 95%-100%. Exams are manageable if you put in the effort. Remember, practical lab work is key here, more important than just theory.

Placement: I went to this BDS college, but they don't help with job placements. If you want a government hospital job, you have to work hard on your own. The college focused on teaching us skills. After the 4-year degree, there's a 1-year internship with some stipend from the college.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure. They've got Wi-Fi everywhere you need it: hostels, library, classrooms, and labs. The classrooms are top-notch with all the tech you need. Plus, they've got a simulation lab, cad, cam, and other cool stuff. Oh, and they offer an MS program too!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They teach us a lot and the course content is spot on. It's great because it prepares us for the real world. Exams are fair and happen twice a year.

Placement: Most students in our course end up getting jobs, which is awesome. The average salary offered is around 10 LPA, which is pretty good. Big companies like IFFCO and NABARD come to hire students. Almost everyone gets internships in companies like NABARD and IFFCO. After graduating, the university offers roles like assistant manager and assistant professor. It's a great opportunity for us students.

Campus: Our department has everything we need, like Wi-Fi and fully equipped labs for experiments. The library is huge with tons of books. The hostel has all the basics covered - electricity, clean bathrooms, and good food in the mess.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They have a lot of experience and hold Ph.Ds. They teach really well and help us improve our skills and knowledge. I feel like I'm learning a lot from them.

Placement: Scoring well in the third year is key for getting a good job after college. We have lots of private banks and companies coming to recruit students. They offer nice pay packages, with the top job being a manager. Most students, like 80-90%, end up getting hired after finishing their studies.

Campus: The college I go to has awesome facilities. We've got a lab, a well-kept hostel, and a library that stays open until 1 a.m. The library's got all the books you need. Plus, there's a sports center for playing games indoors and outdoors. And they even have gym equipment available for us. It's pretty sweet!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're top-notch at teaching, for sure. The course content is spot on and helps us get ready for the real world. Taking exams in my college isn't hard at all. Last year, almost everyone passed with a 96% success rate.

Placement: I'm in a course where most students got jobs. The highest salary is Rs. 75000, lowest is Rs. 25000, and average is Rs. 35000. Companies like Tata, Reliance, Mitsubishi, and Maruti hire from our course. About 60% of us did internships at Tata and Reliance. The top roles are Technical Manager and Engineer.

Campus: I really like that my course has everything I need - free Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, canteen, garden, and hostel. The food in the canteen and hostel mess is great - fresh and hygienic. Plus, the security staff is really good too. It's a comfortable and safe place to study.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know a lot about their subject. They give us good study materials. The course is all about agriculture and farming, and it's super interesting. It helps farmers come up with new ideas and ways to improve.

Placement: I got into this course after scoring okay in my 10th class. They place students with different scores here. You can expect to get a job with a package of 3-4 LPA, but some even get 6-7 LPA. The companies that usually hire from here are in the fertilizer and seed industries. Most students end up as Field Officers or ADOs, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities with brand new labs, computers, and a research area. The food in the hostel is pretty good, and the canteen has decent options too. Plus, there's a dispensary and grounds for sports both indoors and outdoors.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They're always ready to help and they know their stuff. They support us in everything. Exams are fair and match what we learn. Pass rates depend on each semester.

Placement: At our college, there aren't any job placements available. But after finishing the course, students can work as assistant professors, textile designers, apparel designers, or in mass media. They can also find jobs in hotel management or tourism.

Campus: The college's facilities are great. They have everything we need like medical help, a canteen, Wi-Fi, labs, a library, and smart classrooms. Plus, there's a hostel on campus. The food in the mess is top-notch really healthy and tasty.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know a lot about what they teach. The course material could use some updating, especially for management, but it still gives you good info for your career. Exams are not too hard on average, and most students pass if they put in the effort.

Placement: The college has good placement opportunities. Around 30-40% of students get jobs in companies like Adani Walmart, Syngenta, Bayer, Mother Dairy, and private banks. These companies come to campus every year. The average salary package is about 4 lakhs.

Campus: The classrooms have cool projectors and the campus has Wi-Fi. Each college has its own cafeteria. The hostels are old but well-kept. There are indoor and outdoor games available. They organize sports competitions every year.

Admission: The teachers here are okay, but some could be better. Some teachers really know their stuff, while others seem a bit clueless. We have CCA classes for staying healthy. We have two types of exams - mid-terms and external exams. Mid-terms are easy, but the external ones are tough. Passing the course can be different for each subject.

Placement: In the B.Sc. agriculture program, some students landed jobs after interviews and looking at their grades. The salary you get can vary depending on the company. On average, students get around Rs.30,000 - Rs.35,000 per month. The companies that hire us are usually dealing with stuff like cotton. And in our last year, everyone gets to do internships.

Campus: The campus is really nice with 5 colleges. The College of Agriculture has 14 departments. Classrooms have smart technology. The library, 'Nehru Library', is huge. Hostel facilities are good, with Wi-Fi available. The food in the mess is okay. There's also a canteen in the hostel. And a hospital for medical needs. Overall, it's a pretty good place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and nice. They help us understand what we're studying and what we can do in the future. We had exams halfway through the semester and at the end. The classrooms have cool technology.

Placement: Several companies, like Bayer Crop Science, came to our college to recruit graduates. They selected students based on their interview performance. However, the salary offered was quite low, which made a lot of students lose interest.

Campus: The dorms have good air circulation and are well ventilated. They have food and electricity covered. Plus, there's a canteen right by the college for both students and staff. Students love getting into games and sports here.