Devanga Arts College

Admission: The teachers here really help us in academics and sports. It's not too hard to get 60% in the semester exams. The IT teachers are super nice and always ready to help. The faculty understands us well and supports our academic growth.

Placement: A lot of students got jobs in different sectors like banking, IT, and medical billing. Companies like HDB Financial, Shriram Financial, and other finance companies hire students from our college. Many students end up getting good jobs after graduation.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, nice classrooms with projectors, and a big library. The hostel food is really good. The sports coaches are friendly and we can participate in many sports. Our college sports academy is the top in the Madurai area.

Admission: The teachers in our department are really nice and always ready to help in different subjects. The course we take is practical and prepares us well for working in the industry. The semesters are not too hard, but they can be a bit tight for postgraduate students who might struggle to finish on time.

Placement: Around 75% of students in our college get placed in jobs after graduation. The highest salary package offered is Rs. 4,000. TMB is the main company that hires students from our course. Many students also get internships in areas like IT, labs, and other fields. It's a great opportunity for hands-on experience!

Campus: The hostel here is pretty good. The food is clean but just okay in taste. We can use Wi-Fi in the labs, classrooms, and libraries. Everything like the hostel, canteen, mess, and medical facilities are well-kept and taken care of by the staff.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They really know how to teach well. The courses they offer are up-to-date and help us stay current. When it comes to exams, the practicals are a piece of cake. No stress at all in this department and at this university.

Placement: Most students end up in the IT field after this course. The salary to start is about Rs 20,000 each month. The main companies hiring are GIS companies. You can get roles like GIS engineer, data scientist, or data entry jobs. This course really opens up good job opportunities.

Campus: The college buildings are huge and way better than any government ones. They got an A+ accreditation from NAAC and the campus is pretty good. The hostel could use some improvements though, like better mess and toilets. The canteen here serves yummy food like idly, vada, sambar, and chutneys. It's really good!

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really know their stuff. They get us ready for the real world. The exams each semester are not too hard, and you can pass them pretty easily. The questions are straightforward and not too tricky. About 34% of students pass, so it's not too tough to do well.

Placement: Most students get jobs each year, around 80%. The highest pay is 5.6 LPA, while the lowest is 2.5 LPA. TMB is a great recruiting company here. For my course, 75% of us got internships at places like Aavin and Idhyam Parikshan Lab.

Campus: The college has all the facilities we need for our course. We have Wi-Fi, labs, and spacious classrooms. There's a department library and a huge general library. The canteen serves good and hygienic food in both the canteen and hostel.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They have a lot of experience in their subjects. The teaching is top-notch! The course curriculum is spot on. The exams can be challenging, but most students manage to pass with over 80%.

Placement: About 80% of students in my college got jobs after graduating. The highest salary offered was 15 LPA, while the lowest average was around 8 Lacs. Big companies like Tata, Infosys, and Genpact come for placements. The popular roles include system developer and system analyst.

Campus: I really like my college because it has nice classrooms, free Wi-Fi, a great hostel, good mess food, and lots of sports grounds. The library is awesome and helps us a lot. The labs and workshops are cool too. The campus has plenty of buildings and parking space, which is great. Overall, the college has good facilities for students like me.

Admission: The professors here are really good and friendly. They use PPTs a lot, which helps me understand things better. The courses are cool because they cover more than just history. The exams are not too hard if you pay attention in class and study.

Placement: The history placements aren't that great, but going for a Ph.D. in history at MKU is a solid option. Every batch has to do a 2-month internship in different departments, which is super helpful for getting experience and figuring out what we want to do in the future.

Campus: The library and department Wi-Fi are good. They even have a cool smart board from RUSA. The hostel is kinda old, and the food is mostly South Indian, nothing special. Each hostel block has a gym, which is nice. And we're lucky to have our own university hospital right across from the staff quarters road. It's super handy for any medical stuff we need.

Admission: I really like the faculty here. They're super helpful and know their stuff. The teaching is great, and the staff are really friendly. They prepare us well for jobs in the industry. The semester exams are fair, and the pass rate is around 37%.

Placement: I'm in the M.Sc. Microbiology batch from 2023-2025, and there are 25 of us. The MBA program is the most popular, while Chemistry is not as popular. TMB is the best company for hiring from our college. Almost all of us get internships, and around three-quarters end up working at Sureti. The top job is senior lab associate.

Campus: The hostel facilities are really nice, and the department gives us a clean and healthy environment with great hospitality. The labs are well-kept and clean. The food at the hostel is healthy and follows good hygiene practices. The canteen and medical facilities are good overall. The college supports sports players to reach their goals.

Admission: The teachers are mostly good, but some of them don't help students much in class. The UG course lasts for 6 semesters, each with about 90 working days. They teach using Xerox papers instead of books that are really helpful for computer stuff. Some teachers are really great here!

Placement: Half of the students get placed in the B.Com and Computer courses, along with other extra courses. TNMB is the only company that hires students from the B.Com course. There are no internships offered by the college. But for other courses, there's an 80-hour internship where you have to submit a project and get a certificate.

Campus: The library has Wi-Fi and it's great for studying. People use good stuff for studying there. The canteen is just okay, not the best food and a lot gets wasted. The B.Com with Computer Application SF classroom is not in good shape, needs some fixing up.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice to some students they like. They can teach well, but they do it when it suits them. They don't really think about how students feel. The course content is great, and it's been updated for our batch. You need to get around 40% in exams to pass the semester. The exams aren't too hard. The way the course is set up is really good, and it's been updated for our batch too.

Placement: Placements at this college aren't top-notch, but you can find jobs like insurance agent, telecaller, or NGO teacher. Around 65% of students can go for these placements. Starting from the 2024 batch, internships are a must.

Campus: The campus has free Wi-Fi everywhere, which is super handy. I use it for all my important stuff. The library has computers for studying and learning new things. They also have special labs for practicing what we learn in class. Plus, there's a big library and smaller ones for different subjects. It's great for getting work done!

Admission: The professors here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They don't mess around in lectures, which is great. They're also big on supporting students in clubs and stuff. The tests are tough but fair, and most people pass with a 75% rate.

Placement: The college sets us up well for jobs after graduation. Usually, the pay is around 12 to 24 LPA, with 32 LPA being the highest. But some companies outside offer even higher packages, above 30 LPA. Companies like Total, Randstad, and Epitech hire a lot of us. We often land roles as network architects or software developers. Almost half of us find internships while in college, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The campus at Institute is huge and looks really nice. The classrooms are big and have CCTV cameras and projectors. They've got all the latest tech in the labs too. The campus is safe for everyone, including staff and students. And the Wi-Fi is free and super fast everywhere on campus.