Dr. M.C. Saxena Group of Colleges (MCSGOC) Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Some teachers at this college are really great at teaching. They explain things well so that anyone can get it. But not all teachers are like that. The student-to-teacher ratio is around 40:6 here. The teachers know their stuff and are well-educated. However, I didn't get to learn much about the industry here.

Placement: I didn't get placed from college. It's a good college overall, but the job placements are not great. Your placement here really comes down to how good you are and what skills you have. Only a handful of students from my senior year and my batch got jobs. But for the core branch, no one got placed.

Campus: The college has good facilities like Wi-Fi, hostels, and AC in all classrooms. Labs are top-notch, but some teachers struggle to explain things well. They also have medical services and sports events, plus a great canteen.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and they really know their stuff. They're all really nice too. There are tons of classes to choose from, so you can learn a lot here. I'm getting a great education thanks to them.

Placement: Studying here has been great. The placement and training are top-notch. Everyone lands good jobs with nice salary packages. Seniors are in good positions, and we are also getting good placements. The training and placement team is really awesome.

Campus: The campus looks amazing with tall buildings and a cool fountain in the middle. The infrastructure is really good and shows how well they use resources. Love the vibe here!

Admission: The exams happened on schedule, and we got our results back on time. The college set up some really cool field trips for us to check out different industries.

Placement: Last year, not many students from our college got jobs. The pay ranged from Rs.15,000 to Rs.70,000 a month. Big companies like Amazon and HCL hired for roles like software trainee, developer, tester, and DBA.

Campus: The food was okay, but sometimes they didn't stick to the menu. It was clean but not enough to fill you up. They had new machines for making chapatis and cooking rice. The campus was big with good labs. We played sports like football, cricket, badminton, and volleyball. There were big fields, but no coaches around.

Admission: The teachers here are friendly, but they're pretty laid back. They don't focus much on real-world skills. Don't expect to land a job after graduating from here. The subjects we study are okay, but the teaching style doesn't really help us learn.

Placement: When it comes to placements, this college doesn't offer many. The campus is nice and has good facilities. The college doesn't help with internships. The highest salary is around 4-5 lakhs and the lowest is 2 lakhs for our course. However, only about 20% of students actually get placed.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really impressive, even though it's located on the outskirts of the city. They have a great hostel, mess, and canteen. Plus, there's a big playground for sports. Overall, they've got a good library, grounds, and classrooms.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always ready to help. They support us all the time and make sure we understand everything. They focus a lot on hands-on learning, which is cool. But sometimes, it's not the best. There aren't many students in each class, so we get lots of attention. However, the course content could be better.

Placement: The job placements at our college weren't great because the college didn't help us connect with companies. Still, a few companies came for placements, and only a handful of students got job offers on campus. The lowest salary was 2.5 LPA, and the highest was 5 LPA, but not many students got that high pay. Only a few lucky ones landed jobs with that salary.

Campus: Our college has awesome infrastructure. It has separate campuses for pharmacy, B.Tech, and MBA. The classrooms are big and equipped with cool technology. The hostel is nice too, with all the stuff you need. The canteen food is tasty and not too pricey. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers are super helpful, and they're all IITians and GATE qualified. They even give us extra time to work on questions. No matter what subject it is, there's always faculty around to help out.

Placement: Around 20 students found jobs after graduating. The starting salary is between 15-20k. The college has a placement cell to help students. Some teachers trained us for job interviews. We also had classes to help improve our personalities.

Campus: The campus has Jio Wi-Fi everywhere, super fast! Every classroom is air-conditioned, and there are two big fields and a couple of smaller ones. The IT center has lots of good computers. The food in the canteen is okay, not great. The hostel rooms are really cozy and nice.

Admission: The teaching methods at our college are really old-fashioned. They mainly focus on theory, not practical stuff. The teachers aren't very good and don't know a lot. We don't get to learn much about real-world work. The stuff we study doesn't seem helpful.

Placement: The college's placement situation is not great. Only a handful of students actually get jobs from here. Not many tech companies come for placements. If you're considering this college, don't count on getting placed easily.

Campus: The college doesn't have good infrastructure. There's no Wi-Fi, old classrooms, no medical services, and no sports opportunities. I wouldn't recommend this college to anyone.

Admission: The old teachers were really good, but the college decided to cut costs and replace them with new teachers who just graduated from here. It's kinda disappointing because these new teachers don't have much teaching experience. It makes you wonder what they can really teach us.

Placement: Placement used to be good in the past, but now it's really bad. After I finished my btech, the placements went downhill. So if you want good placement after your b.tech, think twice about joining this college. You have to look out for your future if you choose this institute. The college doesn't really care about your placement.

Campus: The college campus looks really nice with good facilities. The classrooms are comfy and well-equipped. In the first year, you might have AC, but later on, you won't feel its cool air. The labs are fine, but it's hard to use the computer labs because they're always busy with online exams to make some cash.

Admission: The teachers here are really amazing. They know how to teach well and handle tough stuff. The atmosphere is super friendly and helps us stay balanced. I study computer science and engineering, and this college is great for preparing us for jobs. They offer courses like B.Pharmacy, B.Tech, Biotech, Nursing, MBA, B.Ed, and Polytechnic. Each course has its own branches. They're strict about rules, so be careful. But they're lenient with newbies. It's important to find your balance in the first few weeks. Hostel life and college life are totally different. You meet people from different courses and learn a lot from them. It's really helpful for the real world.

Placement: When it comes to placements, one of my professors made it clear that you need to have the skills to deserve a good opportunity. It's not just about working hard. Our college teaches us the importance of having the right skills. Showing confidence in interviews can really make a difference. FAQs are useful for getting opportunities too. It's like our college is a community where we learn about life and how to navigate it.

Campus: The campus is huge, around 30 acres with great infrastructure. The library is in a separate block, so it's peaceful for studying. We have buildings for pharmacy, chemistry labs, and bio-labs. There's also a cultivation lab where they've been hybridizing for years with good results. The red building is the main hub with all the different branches like computer science, EC, mechanical, and bio-tech. It's where students show off their talents and skills to make history.

Admission: The teachers here change every six months because they're all new. They're mostly fresh out of college with M.Tech degrees from IITs and NITs. They know their stuff, but they lack experience. It's hard because there aren't enough teachers around.

Placement: Our college doesn't have any campus placements because no companies come for placements. Placements are zero in all branches. The college doesn't care about placements, and nobody even talks about it. I wouldn't recommend this college to anyone for admission.

Campus: The library here has old books and needs updating. There's no Wi-Fi, which is a bummer. But the college buildings look great inside and out. Unfortunately, there are no medical facilities, and the hostel is pretty run-down. The bathrooms are dirty, and the whole place isn't very clean. Plus, the food in the hostel is terrible.