DAV College, Chandigarh

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They've taught for a while, which is cool. I think our school should focus more on hands-on learning instead of just memorizing stuff. The exams aren't too hard, but some students don't pass because they don't study enough.

Placement: The job placements here are okay, but most are from private companies. The pay is pretty low and you'll be working long hours. They don't really talk about this much with first and second-year students. No one from my course has gotten a job yet. It seems like the best chances are for third-year students.

Campus: The campus is awesome! They've got everything good Wi-Fi, AC in classes, computer labs, library, reading hall, 6 canteens, laundry service, and a medical room. Sports are big here too. And there are hostels for guys and girls with cool facilities. It's all good! ðŸ˜Â

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're super friendly. They always help us out in a friendly way when we need it. The courses are top-notch and the exams are organized well. Most students pass them with no problem.

Placement: The placement scene used to be not so great, but now we have CATALYSTRA, a placement cell, working hard to get us placed. Internship opportunities are awesome too! The placement team really helps us land good jobs with decent pay.

Campus: The college library is awesome with Wi-Fi and A.C. They have a lot of books to choose from and the building is nice. The hostel is pretty decent, with both AC and non-AC rooms. The food is really tasty and they make sure we're safe with good rules for everyone.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful. They all have Masters and PhDs in their subjects, so you know they're experts. The teaching is really good and the curriculum is spot on. There are 9 subjects, and 4 of them are about education.

Placement: In the last semester, we get to do internships instead of exams, which is cool. But it's up to the school principal if they wanna keep us. We gotta clear CTET too.

Campus: The dorms have Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and well-lit rooms. It's a nice choice if you don't want to go to a public college. The canteen serves food that's checked by experts before we eat it. We also have medical and sports facilities, and we even have a fun sports day every year.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and super qualified. They focus on helping students who are struggling. The course is designed to help us compete with other students. The semester exams aren't too tough if you study regularly.

Placement: The top job offer at our college is 80 Lakhs and the lowest is 7 Lakhs. More than 75% of students get hired by companies like HTML, KIM, and Vir Limited. Some companies hire more students than others. Overall, the college is pretty good for placements.

Campus: The college facilities are great. They have labs for subjects like geography, chemistry, and biology. The hostel is nice too. We played lots of games on the big ground and there's even a sports academy. Overall, a cool place to study.

Admission: I enjoy being at this college, but I wish they had air conditioning. I haven't heard about any job placements yet. Our college is part of Punjab University, so I'm not sure how they handle things there. The exams are run well and everything is organized.

Placement: I wish there were more job opportunities after college. It would be great if they could add air conditioners. I haven't seen any job placements here yet. I'm not sure about Punjab University because our college is affiliated with them.

Campus: The college has good facilities. The food in the canteen is good. I'm not sure about the hostels, but the SCA council works hard to keep everything in order. It's the best college I've been to so far, and I enjoy going there. They could make it even better by adding air conditioning.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really nice and supportive. They know their stuff and are still learning too. The stuff we learn is practical and gets us ready for jobs. Exams can be challenging or not too bad, depending on how well you know the material.

Placement: So, like, a good amount of us BA students at DAV College struggle with getting jobs after graduation. The pay range for jobs is from around 5 lakhs to 18 lakhs per year. Some companies from other countries come for hiring too. But, there aren't many internships available, and only a few of us land jobs through the college.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really good for the price you pay. The labs have everything you need for your courses. Wi-Fi is available for everyone, which is great. The hostel is top-notch too. Two students share a room, but the AC rooms are a bit pricey compared to the non-AC ones.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful. What I liked best was how they shared their own experiences with us. The semester exams were a bit tough for me  you need a 33% to pass. But if you're struggling, the teachers are there to help you out and let you know where you went wrong.

Placement: DAV college in Chandigarh is awesome! The lowest percentage in my course is 80%. The packages are pretty good around 75% of students got placements. Half of them got great packages and a quarter got average ones. Plus, it's great for sports and extracurricular activities.

Campus: The labs are big and have lots of equipment for different classes. The library has Wi-Fi too. The smart classes are cool, and the food in the canteen is tasty but pricey for folks on a budget.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and always there to help. The curriculum could be better, though. It doesn't fully prepare us for the real world. Exams are okay, not too hard. I think around a third of us pass. The questions keep repeating, so make sure to study old questions.

Placement: Bachelor of Arts students don't get placements, but other courses have placements with companies like Samsung and Apple. Some big companies take part. Internships are offered to psychology students to help them learn new skills.

Campus: The library here has three floors, and the classrooms are clean and spacious. We can use the internet on campus, and there are projectors in the classrooms. The library even has computer areas with about 20 computers. The on-campus hostels are separate and the rooms are comfy with balconies. Plus, there's a beauty parlor in the hostel too.

Admission: The professors really know their stuff and are super helpful. But the library staff? Not so much. When I first started at this college, I went to the library to get my ID card. The staff there were really rude. They told me my card wasn't ready, and acted like I should've known that already. It was pretty disappointing.

Placement: I go to Dav College in Chandigarh, Sector 10. They offer placement opportunities, but it's not great. There aren't many placements available, so I'd rate it two stars.

Campus: At my college, there are separate hostels for guys and girls. Each gender has its own dining area too. The college offers Wi-Fi in the hostels, thanks to the student council led by President Lavish Sherawat, Vice President Mrinal Steta, General Secretary Sourav Panwar, and Joint Secretary Yaima Oiman.

Admission: The teachers here are cool as long as you show them you're serious. They just want you to come to class and be consistent. The exams aren't too hard, just some mid-terms and finals to tackle.

Placement: I haven't graduated yet, but my older classmates have already landed jobs. They didn't just pass their classes, they also discovered their career goals by getting involved in clubs.

Campus: The campus buildings are kinda old school, but the canteen food is amazing. Living in the hostel is fun and doesn't cost much. There are lots of cool hangout spots on campus. It's a pretty laid-back vibe overall.