CMP College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and caring. They teach us with passion and make sure we understand everything. I heard they even write books about psychology! Overall, the teachers are great, but some students feel like there's favoritism. They really inspire us with new ideas.

Placement: They don't offer job placements, but there are chances in the psychology department. The degree placements are there, but they're not great. I don't think they have placements in this subject, especially since it usually leads to opportunities after a master's degree.

Campus: The room is really tidy and peaceful, which I love. The discipline is top-notch, and even though the infrastructure is still being worked on, I can tell it's gonna be awesome once it's done. The people here are so friendly and nice, which makes the whole atmosphere super welcoming.

Admission: The teachers at University of Allahabad are awesome! They really know their stuff and help us learn a lot. Having a knowledgeable teacher is key to doing well in life. The study environment here is great, but the exams can be tough. Still, it's totally doable to pass them. The passing rate is around 33%, so it's not too bad.

Placement: There are many courses available at this university like B.A., B.Com, B.Sc. If you want to join, you have to pass an entrance exam first. If you pass, you can get admission. However, there aren't many companies that come here for recruitment. It's a good place for getting your degree and gaining knowledge.

Campus: University of Allahabad is awesome! They offer courses like B.A. and B.Com. It's a great place to upgrade your skills. Plus, they have a nice hostel available. The hostel is super clean and the staff is really friendly. Love it here!

Admission: At Allahabad University, the philosophy department has some really awesome professors. They're the reason why this department is so well-known in India. If you're studying in the UG or PG program here, you won't feel too overwhelmed with academics. This gives you enough time to focus on your competitive exams if that's something you're into.

Placement: A lot of students pick philosophy for post-graduation. Some choose it because the syllabus is limited and easier for UPSC preparation. Others go for it for research and further studies.

Campus: Allahabad University's campus is really nice with lots of green spaces. They have different departments for different subjects. The hostel has limited spots, so you really have to do well in the entrance exams to get in. But once you're in, it's cool because it's close to the university and has all the stuff you need like water, electricity, and good rooms.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very helpful or know much. They don't give enough notes, get mad at struggling students, and are pretty rude. The teaching isn't great. Our course doesn't match the curriculum, and there aren't any fun activities organized by the school.

Placement: The placement facilities in our department are pretty limited. Only a few students manage to secure placements, while the rest usually end up with internships. The top package offered was around 6 lakhs, the middle one was 4 lakhs, and the lowest one was 2.5 lakhs.

Campus: The bathrooms and classrooms are super dirty and not clean at all. The library is tiny. The hostel rooms aren't cozy either. Food in the mess and canteen is okay, but there aren't many options to choose from.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are super helpful. They teach really well. This course opens up job opportunities in various fields. Undergrad exams happen once a year, while postgrad exams are every semester. The exams are kind of challenging but not too hard. You just need a 40% to pass.

Placement: Most of us in my batch are taking this course. It's great because it gives us tons of options for the future. You could go for a Master's, journalism, government exams, civil services, law, teaching, and more. Lots of doors open up with this course.

Campus: Each subject has its own department with its library. There's also a big library for all students and researchers. The campus is super green. The hostels are nice, and there are separate ones for guys and girls. There are over 8 hostels with mess options too.

Admission: The teachers were super helpful and really knew their stuff. They were always there to support us. The course was really practical and got us ready for working in the real world. Exams were okay, not too hard, but it also depends on how much you're into it. You need at least 80% to pass.

Placement: Most of us got jobs after my course, around 83%. The highest salary was 6 Lacs and the average was 3 Lacs. Mahindra and TCS hired a lot of us. About 70% of students did internships with them. I did a marketing internship and some friends did HR roles.

Campus: The facilities in my department were great the library, classrooms, and labs were all top-notch. We had Wi-Fi too. At first, things were a bit rough, but now it's way better. The food in the mess and canteen has improved a lot. Plus, we have good medical facilities and sports options too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and understanding. They do a great job teaching each subject. Most teachers are good, except for the business and organization teacher who isn't that great. It's a good place for students who are studying hard. The exams are super tough  you need at least a 30% to pass. The exams are so hard that about half of the students fail every year.

Placement: I'm in my first year, and I heard that the lowest salary offered is around 5 LPA. Some students who did internships got that. The highest package is about 15.8 LPA. Companies like Tata Consultancy and Infosys come for placements. I'm not sure how many students applied for them, though. This college is great for students interested in MBA, CA, CS, CMA, CFA, and other professional courses.

Campus: The college has big whiteboards in every classroom, along with fans to keep it cool. The library is nice with comfy seating and lots of books to read. They also have Wi-fi and labs for other courses, although I don't need them for my classes. I don't stay in the hostel, but my friends who do say it's a good place to live.

Admission: The teachers in our department are really good at chemistry and have a lot of experience. Some professors are experts in chemical analytics, which is awesome. The exams are tough, but the teachers give us good support and explain things well in class. It really helps us with the exams.

Placement: I'm studying for my master's in Chemistry. Our department had 5 students who got JRF rank in the last NET exam. The law department has lots of job opportunities too. One of our Chemistry students, Ashutosh Mishra, got a job at South Denmark University with a 12 lakh per month salary. Our course offers placements in pharma companies as lab assistants. About 8-10% of each batch gets placed. We also have a Rojgaar Mela with many global and national companies coming for recruitment. It's great for getting job opportunities after graduation.

Campus: The classrooms at our college are super clean and have desks and benches. The labs are awesome, with all the stuff we need for experiments. I love working in the lab here! Chemistry students even have their own library. And the main library is great too it's got AC, Wi-Fi, and tons of books by Indian and foreign writers. Love studying here!

Admission: The teachers at college are pretty good, but the buildings and stuff could use some fixing up. It'd be cool if they worked on that. Oh, and the garden in the college is used by other coaching places, not us CMP students. It's kind of a bummer that we can't enjoy it.

Placement: The placement situation at CMP College isn't great. Only a couple of companies show up to hire students for further studies. When I finished my M.Sc. from CMP College, no companies came for placements. Many CMP students end up going to Allahabad University for job opportunities.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really poor. When it rains, the whole place gets flooded and they have to cancel classes. The washrooms are not good for both guys and girls. They really need to fix these things ASAP.

Admission: The teaching here is really good. The professors are cool with us, and the exams vary  sometimes tough, sometimes easy. It all depends on how much effort we put in. I've taken a bunch of exams, and I thought the papers were pretty easy. So, no need to stress about it.

Placement: The percentage you get in placements really depends on how well you do. The highest salary offered so far is around 5 LPA. Students who have good skills usually get internship opportunities. The more you study and improve yourself, the better your chances are.

Campus: I really like how clean the classes are here. They've got Wi-Fi, a library, and AC which is great. My experience so far has been good. The only thing is you have to find your own hostel because they don't offer that here. It's an affiliated college, so only the main university has hostels.