G H Raisoni Institute of Business Management, Jalgaon

Admission: The teachers at BCA were awesome! They really helped and supported me. BCA is great for anyone into programming. There are tons of job opportunities in this field. The exam wasn't too hard for me because the teachers prepared me well. It was a breeze thanks to their teaching.

Placement: G. H. Raisoni is a nice college. It's about 5-7 km from Jalgaon. The teachers are good, and they have classes regularly. They organize events too. The only downside is that not many big companies visit for placements. So, I'd say it's just an okay college.

Campus: I did a Bachelor's in Computer Application. The teachers were great and really helpful. Wi-Fi works fine on campus. We had labs twice a week in a big classroom. The library isn't huge. Hostel's an option, but I didn't stay there because it's pricey.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. They're well-educated and have post-grad degrees. They teach well and the curriculum is solid. Our college organizes events like gatherings and functions. We also get to go on industry visits, which is cool. The college is autonomous and we have semester exams, but the pass rate is pretty good.

Placement: A lot of students get placed in our college with top companies like Capgemini and Infosys. The highest salary package is around 4-5 LPA. About 60% of students find jobs after college, and around 10% do internships with smaller companies.

Campus: The college has a library and Wi-Fi with fast internet. There are practical labs and a Mac lab. They organize workshops, seminars, and presentations. The hostel is clean and good, with a nice mess facility. The teachers are well-educated and the campus is clean. The college has a nice, fresh environment.

Admission: The teachers are alright, but most of them are pretty new, only teaching for a couple of years. They should try using more modern methods like projectors and hands-on activities. It would be great if they focused more on real-life skills. They do have some practical sessions though.

Placement: There aren't a lot of job opportunities in civil engineering at our college. Most placements happen in Nagpur Campus, so we have to go there. They mostly offer jobs in non-technical stuff like BDE and techno marketing. But we do get training for placements right here at our college. They give us all the training we need.

Campus: The college is nice and tidy. The classrooms, labs, and library are all good. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi. There are hostels nearby, but they're a bit pricey. The canteen is good. Sports stuff is limited and mostly in the boys' hostel.

Admission: This college doesn't really prepare students for the industry. If you're ready, it's all because of your own hard work. The teachers here are not that great. They have basic knowledge and not much teaching experience. In my first year, we had a new teacher for C programming. Then they taught us Python. Now they're teaching us DSA in the second year. It's like they switch subjects every semester, no separate department faculty. The teachers don't support new ideas or projects. They just care about attendance and waste time in class. Some admit they're learning the subject as they teach because they're not experienced. The courses are not up to par with colleges in Mumbai and Pune. Some subjects don't seem important. Semester exams are easy because some teachers give out the questions. They do it because they haven't covered all the chapters. The faculty is worried about their reputation, but students suffer when it comes to getting industry jobs.

Placement: The college offers placements, but most students don't know about it, especially because the salaries are quite low. They hype up the placements a lot, but it's not as good as other Raisoni colleges in big cities.

Campus: The college has an IT lab, but they won't let you use it if you're working on your own laptop. You can't even hang out in your classroom when there's no lecture. The Wi-Fi only works for 20 minutes a day. If you sit in a different classroom, the department staff might get mad at you. The canteen charges more for snacks than they should, and it's not very clean some students have even seen bugs in the kitchen. There are labs, but they're mostly just for show. The college cares more about money than giving us good facilities for what we pay.

Admission: The teachers here really care about us and know their stuff. They teach well and prepare us for the real world. The courses are practical and help us get ready for jobs. The exams are fair, and most students pass with a decent grade.

Placement: Around 40% of us find jobs through the college. The highest salary you can get is 8 LPA. On average, we get around 4 - 5 LPA, with the lowest being 3.5 LPA. Companies like TCS, Infosys, and others hire a lot of students. About 20% of us get internships in smaller companies. In my course, we mainly get roles like Data Analyst and Software Engineer. But remember, placements are mostly for IT and commerce students here.

Campus: The college Wi-Fi is pretty fast, which is awesome. There are six labs with Printers, scanners, and Wi-Fi in each. They've got a server room that runs all the machines in the labs. Plus, we have a library and projectors for presentations. There's also a canteen for snacks. And the campus has a nice view of nature outside.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They really help us out and support us. They teach us really well. The exams here are pretty challenging, so you gotta study hard to do well.

Placement: The salary range is from 2 to 8 lakhs per year. Big companies like TCS, Infosys, Capgemini, and Mahindra come for placements. Lots of students land internships in their 2nd and 3rd years. If you work hard and improve your skills, you can expect an average salary of 3 to 4 lakhs per year.

Campus: The hostel here is awesome, with everything you need like Wi-Fi, labs, and a library. You can play lots of sports like football, cricket, kabaddi, chess, carrom, table tennis, and badminton. The food in the mess is okay, but sometimes it's really good. The hostel is big and comfy, with separate ones for guys and girls. They've got a sports room, gym, mess, canteen, and more. It's a cool place to stay!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know their stuff and always have our backs. The teaching is top-notch, and they're always there for us. Getting ready for jobs in the real world is a breeze with their help. Exams are fair and not too tough. Love it here!

Placement: The teachers here really know their stuff. They help us a lot. Lots of students get jobs after finishing. Almost all of us find work every year. It's awesome. We get good job offers too. MNCs offer us around 4.2 LPA, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The classrooms and labs in our department are really nice. We have all the equipment we need for practicals. The college has Wi-Fi and a big library with tons of books. Plus, there's a canteen for us to grab some food. It's all good here!

Admission: The courses at this college are good, but they don't really change the subjects much. They've been teaching the same stuff for a long time. The exams are pretty easy because the questions are predictable. It's easy to pass.

Placement: The placement scene at G.H. Raisoni Commerce and Management isn't top-notch. They don't really bring in good companies for placements or offer many internship opportunities to students.

Campus: The campus at G.H. Raisoni Commerce and Management is awesome! They've got all the facilities you need, from living spaces to sports facilities. It's a great place to be.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing. They really care about us like parents. Their way of teaching is the best I've ever experienced. They use PPTs and show demos on the projector. We even have live sessions to interact with them.

Placement: Our college is awesome for getting jobs. Last year, tons of students got placed in big companies thanks to our college. The placement team here gives us all the details for interviews and even helps us get ready for coding tests. It's really helpful!

Campus: The college campus looks really nice with 4 cool buildings. One is for the hostel, another for engineering, and one for the management department. The campus has cement roads and colorful buildings. Lots of plants and grass make it feel natural. Love hanging out here!

Admission: The teachers at my college know their stuff, but each one teaches differently. Some are super interesting and ready to help out whenever we're confused. Others stick to the old-school way, and classes can get boring. We don't get enough chances to talk with them, and it would be cool to get more one-on-one help for tricky stuff. The stuff we learn is okay, but it could use a refresh to keep up with what's happening in the real world. Some topics feel out of date, and it would be awesome to do more hands-on stuff and real-life examples to make learning more interesting.

Placement: The college placement scene was okay. Some good companies came for recruitment, but there weren't a ton of options overall. The placement office did help with resume stuff and practice interviews, but I wish they gave more individualized advice. Most of the job offers were in IT and finance, so if you were studying something else, you had fewer choices. Also, the timing of the placement events was a bit chaotic, and it felt like students were in a hurry during interviews.

Campus: The course infrastructure is really impressive. The classrooms are big, bright, and have cool audio-visual stuff that makes classes fun. There are special labs for hands-on work with the latest equipment. The library is awesome too, with tons of books, journals, and online resources for research. The Wi-Fi is usually good, but can get a bit slow when everyone's online at once.