Chaudhary Mahadeo Prasad Degree College, University of Allahabad

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 here really know their stuff and give us a good education. The courses make sense and follow a good plan. But they're a bit old-fashioned and don't get us ready for real jobs. Exams are pretty hard, you need at least 55% to pass. The teachers are super nice and treat us like family when we need help.

Placement: Getting an M.A. in Sociology doesn't guarantee a job right away, but it helps with competitive exams. My college prepared me well for these exams. I managed to pass the NET exam two times without any extra help after three tries.

Campus: The classrooms are okay. The library is awesome, but there's no Wi-Fi. They've got a canteen and medical help if you need it. They also have sports and games sometimes. Overall, it's pretty good here.

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 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 here really know their stuff and they've been super helpful in showing us the ropes for our future careers. The stuff we learned in class was spot-on and gave us a good idea of what to expect out in the real world. Semester tests were tough but fair, with around a third of us not quite making the grade.

Placement: After finishing the course, there weren't any job placements right away. But students at C.M.P. Degree College seemed to have good prospects if they wanted to continue studying. The M.Sc. program gave us a lot of exposure and helped us figure out where to go next in our field.

Campus: The college buildings weren't amazing, but the education was top-notch. The labs, classrooms, and library were all in great shape. They had modern labs, smart classrooms, and a big library for students. The canteen didn't have a huge selection, but at least you wouldn't starve. Plus, they had good medical, sports, and games facilities.

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 professors here are not great. They can't finish teaching everything on time and then say it's our fault for not showing up. They test us once a year for B.A. and B.Sc., but for BCA, it's every semester.

Placement: So, my college doesn't have any placements yet and there aren't many internship chances. They offer B.A., B.Sc., and BCA programs, which is cool. The campus looked awesome at first, but now it's just average. Some teachers are super nice, but others can be a bit mean. Just something to consider before enrolling here.

Campus: The library is pretty good, but the classrooms aren't great. Wi-Fi only works in the library. The Zoology classes have smart boards, but Physics, Chemistry, and Math classes don't. BCA classes have been redone and are in good shape.

Admission: The teachers here don't have much education, so the teaching isn't great. They're not very knowledgeable or qualified, and they don't really talk to students. The courses they offer aren't very practical or useful. Instead of semester exams, they do year-based exams here. You only need 33.33% to pass.

Placement: Around 20-30% of students in my college's B.Com course got placed. The highest package is 5 LPA, the average is 3 LPA, and the lowest is around 1 LPA. Companies like Bajaj Finserv, Tata, and Mahindra hire students. About 30-40% of students do internships with them.

Campus: The college doesn't have good infrastructure. There's no hostel. The classrooms are okay. The library is not great because there's not enough seating only about 20 seats. No sports or games facilities. The fees are average.

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 college works on yearly terms, so you only have to take exams once a year. This gives you plenty of time to get ready. The exams are not too hard or too easy. The teachers are super nice and support you in everything. Just watch out for Physics PRACTICAL  they can be tough for beginners.

Placement: The college doesn't offer any placements or career counseling, so you won't find any internships at Allahabad University. There's no talk of highest, lowest, or average packages here.

Campus: The campus was awesome! The buildings, classrooms, labs, and library were all well-kept. The lawns looked great too. The hostels were clean and cozy. The hostel fee is around 15,000 per year, which covers the food too. Some of the top hostels are SSL, GN Jha, and AN Jha.