Doaba Group of Colleges, Mohali

Admission: The teachers are cool and know their stuff, but it'd be helpful if we knew who's best at teaching each subject. They offer lots of courses from different top universities like B.Tech, M.Tech, B.Com, pharmacy, business, Diploma, and more. It's great to have so many options to choose from.

Placement: Finding a job after college is tough here because the placement team isn't great. They don't bring companies for interviews. Only a small number of students, like 2-3%, get placements. The rest of us have to search for jobs on our own. It's hard because companies prefer experienced people, not freshers.

Campus: The campus is big, but the maintenance and admin don't take care of it well. There are broken benches, toilets, and no clean water. They have filters, but they're never cleaned. Everything else is fine though.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and always ready to help. We get to go on industrial tours and training during the course. Each semester, we have two mid-term exams followed by final exams. The exams are challenging but they help us learn a lot. The passing rate is around 50%.

Placement: The college gives really good hands-on learning. Big companies like Sun Pharma, H&H, Cipla come to hire students. We get good pay and nice jobs in pharma and retail. Love it here!

Campus: The college buildings are nice and kept up well. The labs and classrooms are good too. The library has books for all our subjects. We've got two canteens and a shop for stationery on campus. The girls' and boys' hostels each have their own lawns for hanging out. Plus, there are two mess halls. And we've got separate areas for playing different sports on campus.

Admission: Studying at Punjab Technical University in Jalandhar was cool. We had exams every semester, and each subject had two assignments to do. Besides that, we also did fun stuff like cultural events and educational activities. It was a good mix of studying and having a good time.

Placement: The placements at Doaba Group of Colleges weren't great because they didn't have many company connections. However, the study part was pretty good and satisfactory.

Campus: The college had good facilities, and the teachers were nice to us. They really put in the effort to teach well. I'd recommend it to anyone looking to get a degree. However, I wasn't too impressed with the job placements there.

Admission: The teachers at this college are amazing. They can teach in different languages for foreign students. Since Doaba is affiliated with PU, the exams are just like Punjab University. Our college has a high pass rate of 97.9%.

Placement: Getting internships here is all about how well we do in classes. If we don't do well, the professors can't really do much to help. Most students end up with great jobs after finishing, but a few don't. It's not the college's fault though.

Campus: Each block has its own facilities, so I can't talk about them all in detail. But when it comes to the buildings and stuff we have access to, it's pretty good. They make sure all the bathrooms and important rooms are clean and well-equipped.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They know their stuff and explain things in a way that makes sense. The courses are up-to-date and match what's needed in the real world. The campus is nice too. Overall, it's a good place to learn.

Placement: The placements were really good in my batch and for the seniors too. About 70% of my classmates got jobs. The companies offered salaries between 1.5 to 3 lakhs. Some big companies like HDFC life insurance and Bajaj visited our campus. We have a helpful placement cell for students.

Campus: The campus here has really good facilities like WiFi, fans, lights, study desks in all rooms. You can find everything you need here. The classrooms and labs are top-notch. The food in the canteen is tasty. The hostels are nice too. I haven't had any problems with the campus facilities.

Admission: The semester exams aren't too hard. They're made for the average student. The teachers are really nice and helpful. They give us personal help when we need it.

Placement: Most students got jobs after graduation. The managers and supervisors here help us a lot to reach our goals and have a successful future. Lots of students landed jobs in different companies with good pay.

Campus: The food in the canteen and mess is really good. The labs are organized well and have all the equipment we need. I like that we can learn by doing practical stuff instead of just reading books. The library is always open for us too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good and always there to help us out. The courses we take are practical and get us ready for jobs. They update the syllabus every few years to keep it current. We even go on trips to see how things work in real companies. Plus, the teachers are super friendly too.

Placement: The job placements at the college are okay. It really comes down to how good you are at what you do. Big companies like Infosys and Idea come to hire students here. In our classes, we learned about blockchain, cryptography, and other cool computer stuff. They keep updating the course to match what companies need.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is free in the hostel, which is cool. Classrooms are super clean. The library is awesome. Hostels are just okay. Food quality is average. Separate hostels for girls and boys. Plus, they have sports and games.

Admission: There's usually only a couple of teachers who are always around, but the others are hardly ever there. The exams during the semester are kind of chaotic, and a lot of students cheat during them.

Placement: The job opportunities at this college are not great. Only a few companies come here to hire students. The average salary for placements is only 3 LPA per year, which is pretty low. I wouldn't suggest relying on this college for good job placements.

Campus: I go to this college, and honestly, the campus and buildings are just okay. The best part is that the fees are pretty cheap. Right now, I pay around 74,000 a year, but they might hike it up to 90,000 in 2024 for a Bachelor of Technology degree. Even though the fees are low, I wouldn't really suggest this college because of other issues.