DC Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

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 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 teachers are really nice and knowledgeable. They're always ready to help. The teaching is okay, not amazing. The activities we do are just okay too. They kind of prepare us for the industry. The exams are super hard. You really need to study a lot. You just need 35% to pass.

Placement: Around 40% of us in my batch got jobs right from college. The top package was 30K, the lowest 10K, and most of us got around 15-18K. Companies mostly come from the city to hire. Not many of us do internships here. The jobs they offer are mostly for accountants and similar roles.

Campus: The facilities here are okay. The WiFi is usually down which sucks. The labs are really cool though. Classrooms are just okay. The library isn't great. Hostel and mess are not the best. Canteen is decent. Medical help is good. Sports and games are pretty good too.

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 at our college were awesome. They were super helpful and kept us motivated. This course is great for students who don't want to drop loads of cash on a B.Tech CS degree but still love the subject. The semester exams followed the GNDU syllabus and were just the right level of challenge.

Placement: The placement scene for the IT department was pretty decent. About 5% to 10% of students got placed. Some of the companies that hired students were TCS, Infosys, OverIT, Grow by 10, and a few local ones. They offered roles like system admin, web developer, support exec, and IT coordinator.

Campus: The hostel and mess were okay, but the canteen has gotten way better lately. The IT department had great infrastructure, with well-equipped labs and smart classes. Students could also use paid Wi-Fi, which was handy.

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.

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 at our college were awesome! They really knew their stuff and taught us well. The semester exams were okay  not too hard, not too easy. Most students passed, around 65-75%.

Placement: A good number of students from our course got jobs, around 30-40%. The salary package was decent, starting from 2 LPA and going up to 4 LPA. Companies like Wipro, TCS, and Infosys came for placements. They offered roles like IT specialist and developer.

Campus: The college had great facilities. The classrooms were nice, and the labs had really good infrastructure. The food in the canteen was tasty, and they even had sports equipment for us students.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. They really want to make sure we get the topics. They know their stuff and explain everything well. The course curriculum is spot on and gets us ready for the industry. We get to do things on our own, which is cool.

Placement: I had to find my own job after college. The salary packages are not great here. No companies come for placements. We don't get internships either. Most students get roles in CA. The college doesn't assist with job placements; we have to be independent and find jobs ourselves.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, and library at our college are great, and the atmosphere is very nice. The students are friendly, and there's a cool playground and a really good canteen. I really like this college and I think everyone should check it out. The hostel here is really good, with clean washrooms, and the food at the mess is top-notch.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and can be tough, but they really know what they're talking about. The coursework gets you ready for the real world, with hands-on practice included. Exams are challenging, but if you put in the effort, you can definitely pass.

Placement: About half the students got placed based on how much they showed up and their grades. The pay is around Rs.10,000 to 15,000 a month. Ajay industries, Kamal hospital, and S. Dinesh are the main companies that hire from our course. Everyone gets an internship, but whether it turns into a job depends on the student. At first, most people land a job as an accountant after finishing the course.

Campus: The college has great facilities like a big library with Wi-Fi, a spacious canteen, and new benches. The food in the mess is okay, but the canteen food is really good and tasty. They have medical services on campus and lots of sports like cricket, football, and karate to join in.