CSAUK - Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture and Technology

Admission: The teachers are mostly guest faculty, but they're really helpful and know their stuff. The attendance requirement is a bit strict, especially if you're aiming for government exams. We have both midterms and finals at this college.

Placement: I'm in the 26th batch of the MBA Agribusiness Management program at Chandra Shekhar Azad University, Kanpur. It's a 2-year course with 4 semesters and includes a 2-month internship for both summer and winter.

Campus: The food here is good for the price you pay. Everything is pretty good, but they could definitely do better with the facilities and listening to student feedback. They're working on improving the hostel, which is nice to see.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly guest faculty. Some have Ph.D.s, while others are still studying. Teaching is okay, not amazing. We could use more resources. The curriculum is fine, but we need more hands-on experience. We have to figure things out ourselves. Exams are fair, not too tough, but you need to work hard to pass.

Placement: Last year, everyone got placed, which was great. Some got better offers than others, but everyone found a job. The highest salary was 9.5 LPA and the lowest was 4 LPA. Companies like Adani Wilmar, Dhanuka, Bayer, and others hired students. Before that, we all had internships at places like Dhanuka, Bayer, and more. Most of us ended up in sales and marketing roles, which was cool.

Campus: Honestly, the MBA classes don't have proper classrooms. They happen in the exam hall with limited space. The facilities are pretty old, without any smart technology. The hostels are also old, but the MBA ones are slightly better than the rest. The bathrooms could be cleaner. The food in the mess is okay. There's a hospital on campus and a sports club too.

Admission: I go to this college, and honestly, there aren't enough teachers. Only 3 teachers handle all the subjects, but they're not that great. They don't even know how to code properly. So if you join, it's on you. Exams are pretty easy, but you gotta be careful to write long answers. If you're unsure, just drop by the campus in Etawah. Before enrolling, check out the classrooms first to make up your mind.

Placement: The college doesn't have a placements cell or internship opportunities. No companies come for hiring. They offer courses in Computer Science, Mechanical, Electronics, and Agriculture. The faculty members aren't very educated, and only three of them teach all the students from 1st to 4th year.

Campus: The hostel is nice, but the college buildings need work. The classrooms don't have good seats - some are broken. Bathrooms in the hostel are not clean, they're dirty. But they clean them on Sundays. Some bathrooms don't even have doors.

Admission: The course for ABM students in 2021 is pretty good. The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They're guest teachers and have good qualifications. The semester exams can be tough, but if you go to class regularly, passing is not too hard.

Placement: Most students get placed through the placements cell, which is awesome. The highest salary offered is 6 LPA, while the average is 3 LPA. The lowest is 2.8 LPA. Companies like Dena Bank, UPL, Adama, and HDFC Bank hire a lot of students. Almost everyone in ABM gets internships from the university, usually as a manager. It's a great opportunity for experience.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here isn't great, but they have a network booster in the hostel. The library is cool, it's got 3 floors and stays open for 10 hours. The classrooms are awesome, with projectors to use. The labs are in good shape and have all the equipment you need. The food in the mess is okay. The sports ground and canteen are just average, nothing special.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They always have our backs and make sure we get it. Their way of teaching is great and easy to get. They cover everything before exams, so no stress during exams. Most students pass their exams, except a few who don't put in the effort all semester.

Placement: For computer science students, there aren't any on-campus placements, but landing off-campus placements in big companies like TCS, WIPRO, IBM, and INFOSYS is quite easy. There are also opportunities with cool startups. In the 6th and 7th semester, students can do internships through the college.

Campus: The college doesn't do on-campus placements, but Computer Science students have it easy getting off-campus placements in top companies like TCS, WIPRO, IBM, and INFOSYS. There are also cool startups offering placements. We get a shot at internships in the 6th and 7th semesters straight from the college.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. They've passed some big exams like NET, JRF, and SRF. They teach well and use cool tech like PDFs in class. The course is practical and connects to real-world jobs. Almost everyone passes their exams here  about 97% of students do.

Placement: Around half of the students get placed after college. The job offers range from 2 LPA, with companies like Adama, UPL, and Godrej being the top recruiters. Almost all students get internships at Adama and UPL. Most students end up in roles like HR or sales.

Campus: The lab has everything we need - microscopes, soil testing machines, and shakers. The classrooms use projectors for presentations. The library is in good shape. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi for students. The hostel is nice, with water and electricity available all day.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They make learning interesting and fun. There are lots of activities to help us learn better. The exams are fair and not too hard. The teachers are cool and always there to help out. They share lots of useful info with us.

Placement: I'm currently in my third year and don't have all the details, but from what I know, the college provides decent placements with good companies. They should work on improving this area more, though. The top roles available are Agriculture Field Officer and Marketing Officer.

Campus: The facilities here are great, with awesome infrastructure and well-ventilated classes. There's a good transport system and plenty of sports and games. The education is top-notch, and the placements are really good with well-known companies offering good packages.

Admission: The teachers at my college were really smart and knew a lot about their subjects. They were always there to help us out. The stuff we learned in our classes was super useful for getting ready for our jobs later on. The exams during the semester weren't too tough either.

Placement: The professors at our college were really good. They knew their stuff and helped us a lot. The courses we took were spot-on and prepared us well for jobs. Exams were tough but fair, testing what we learned. And hey, 90% of us passed!

Campus: The college has great facilities. Wi-Fi works everywhere, the library has everything you need, computer labs are good, and they offer hostel rooms too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. They've passed these exams like NET, JRF, and SRF. The way they teach is good and they use cool tech like PDFs in class. The courses we take are important for our future jobs. And most students, like 90%, pass their classes here.

Placement: Around 70% of us landed jobs after college. The top pay was 6 LPA, while the lowest was 2 LPA. Companies like Adama, UPL, and Godrej hired us. Most internships went to students at Adama and UPL. The main roles offered were HR and sales jobs.

Campus: The lab has cool stuff like microscopes and soil testing machines. The classrooms have projectors for presentations. The library is in good shape. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi for students. But the hostel is nice they give us single rooms.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff, but some lack experience. The non-tech teachers are experienced and knowledgeable. The teaching is good. The course curriculum prepares us well for future jobs in the IT field. Exams can be tough sometimes, but overall it's okay.

Placement: Most students in my course get jobs every year, around 90%. The highest salary offered was 8 lakhs and the lowest was 3.5 lakhs. Big companies like TCS, Infosys, and many other startups come to our college for placements. Almost all Computer Science students get internships here too.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here has a 1gb limit per day, like how the railway used to have. Some computers in the labs don't work, which is a bummer. But the classrooms are great for studying, and the library is top-notch with lots of course books. The hostel quality is pretty good too.