Doaba College

Admission: The teachers were cool, but we didn't get any real-world experience. The course and teachers didn't teach us anything new, which is super important nowadays. Since the course didn't offer much, students might not be too keen on taking it.

Placement: The job opportunities here are not that great. Most students end up in call centers, which isn't ideal for college grads. From what I've heard, the pay is pretty low. I haven't personally checked out the placement cell, so I'm just going off what my friends have told me.

Campus: The campus has good facilities and the library has all the books we need. They also help out students who can't afford books. The auditorium is big, but it gets really hot in the summer because of bad ventilation.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome. They know their stuff and are super supportive. I graduated from here and they were a big help the whole time. The semester tests cover most of the stuff we learn. If you don't pass the house exams, you gotta pay a fine. Just a heads up!

Placement: The Commerce department doesn't have a ton of job opportunities, mostly with local companies like Lally Motors, Paras Valve, etc. If you want to really learn about the subjects, it's a good choice. Plus, they offer a bunch of scholarships for students who need help. It's a good fit if that's what you're looking for.

Campus: The canteen here is awesome, way better than before. Hostel rooms cost a bit much because you still gotta pay even when you're not there. Sports facilities are pretty decent - badminton, volleyball, and coaches are available. They've got a swimming pool too, but you gotta pay for it, and it's separate timings for guys and girls.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, except for a couple of them. They all know their stuff and are super qualified. The teaching is good overall, and most of the curriculum is useful for getting us ready for the industry. The semester exams are tough, though, and you need to get at least 35% to pass.

Placement: Around 30% of us in the course got placed, mainly because of the reservation for SC and ST folks. The starting salary was around INR 3.5 Lacs, which is not that great because companies prefer hiring from better colleges. About 20% of students scored internships at places like Wipro. They got roles like Accountant and senior officer.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus costs money. The labs are clean. Classrooms are a bit messy, but okay. The library is small but good for studying. Hostel is decent. Food in the mess is delicious. The canteen is messy. Our college is big on sports.

Admission: The faculty at this college are really qualified, most of them have Ph.D. degrees. They help us a lot and even offer extra classes. The course materials they give us are great.

Placement: So, like, more than half of us landed jobs at top companies. I'm not sure about my friends' salaries, though. I switched to Guru Nanak Dev University for my master's in math. Loads of students are scoring internships here, and everyone's happy with the workshops.

Campus: The hostel looks really nice inside and out. The staff are friendly and always ready to help. If you have any issues with the food, you can talk to the warden.

Admission: The teachers in our first year of M.Com are really smart and teach in a great way. They make learning super easy for us. The stuff they teach us gets us ready for the job market. Some teachers also give us advice to help us understand the real world better. The Commerce staff here is awesome, and the lecturers are smart and supportive.

Placement: I'm currently doing my post-graduation at Doaba College in Jalandhar. It's a bit tough to land a job at a top company through this college. Don't expect to score a gig at a big-name company from here.

Campus: The classrooms here are nice and the library has lots of books. The computer lab is modern for doing presentations. But the Wi-Fi is weak, so online study is tough. The college is great for sports and even has a swimming pool. Only downside is the canteen, it's not good.

Admission: The teachers at this college were super helpful. They were all really good at teaching and knew their stuff. You could ask them anything, and they were always happy to help. The course content was spot on and set us up well for the future.

Placement: The salaries here are pretty good. In 2018, the highest package was 1.5 crore per year, while the lowest was 14 LPA. The average was around 60 LPA. Google and Microsoft hire students from here. About 75% of us got internships. The top role offered was managing director at Infosys.

Campus: The college had all the facilities, but the buildings were kinda old. The hostel had good stuff, but the food in the mess was just okay. Medical help was alright, but sports were awesome. There was a big playground, gym, pool, and lots of sports to play.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really great! They knew their stuff and always helped us out. The courses were spot on and the exams were pretty okay. Overall, a solid experience.

Placement: Around 60% of us in college got placed, which was pretty cool. Some of us got internships in banking, but not many. It was tough, but if you worked hard, the college helped you get placed.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, labs, and a library for commerce students. The food is good and there's a canteen for us. They also organize sports events every year that anyone can join.

Admission: The semester exams are pretty tough, but most students manage to pass on the first or second try. The course material feels outdated and not very useful. I think we should have more computer-based learning to prepare for the future. The teachers are great, though.

Placement: The job opportunities are okay. Around 20-30% of students find jobs on campus. The highest salary offered was about 4 LPA, while the average was 2 LPA. Most students got roles like sales executive or accountant. The main companies hiring were insurance firms, banks, and local businesses.

Campus: The classrooms are pretty traditional with no fancy gadgets, just books and boards. I didn't check out the hostel, but the canteen serves fast food which is decent. Not sure about the mess situation though. They have games available, but I personally didn't join in.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and most of them have PhDs and lots of experience. They teach well, but I wish they could connect what we learn in college to real-world job stuff. The classes focus more on theory than hands-on practical stuff.

Placement: Placements in our college are not great. The highest salary offered is around 4 LPA, while the lowest is about 1.80 LPA. Wipro is the main company that hires students from our course. Unfortunately, we don't get internships. Our focus is on improving our financial and marketing skills.

Campus: Our college has a good infrastructure with Wi-Fi, labs, a library, and more. The food is really good and clean. We play mainly badminton and volleyball here, and our badminton court is top-notch in Jalandhar.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and teach well. They really care about how each student is doing. Plus, there's lots of fun stuff to do outside of class.

Placement: The college didn't have any job placements for B.Com students, but Media and Mass Communication students got opportunities. Companies like zee news and Dainik Bhaskar would come for hiring. The placements were okay. The college had a good vibe with strict rules and a nice atmosphere. Commerce students didn't get placements, only Media and Mass Communication students did.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with all the stuff we need for studies. They give us Wi-Fi too. The labs have everything for our experiments. The library has lots of books. And there's a big indoor badminton court too, which is cool.