Gandikota Business School (GBS, Hyderabad)

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful. Most of them knew their stuff well, but there were a couple who could do better. How good they teach kinda depends on how much you're into the subject. The course content is practical and gets you ready for the job market, but how much you get out of it also depends on your own interests.

Placement: At our college, getting a job after graduation depends on what students want. It's important to take charge of your own job search instead of relying only on the college. If you want a specific job, you should ask for it so they can arrange it for you. They also have opportunities for students to attend pool campus placements.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi or labs, and the library isn't there either. I don't live in the hostel, so can't say about that. They have medical facilities, and students handle sports. The college building is basic, with 3 floors and 10 classrooms.

Admission: The course at this college is linked to Nagarjuna University, so the curriculum isn't too hard. But the management and Business Studies make the subjects tricky. A lot of students end up with backlogs. The faculty doesn't have much experience and their teaching style isn't great. The schedule is all over the place and classes often start late.

Placement: I left after the first year. A lot of students switch to a different college after the first year. They offer internships, but they don't pay much. We had industrial visits. But when it comes to placements, very few people actually get a job from our batch.

Campus: The campus is more like an institute with no proper facilities. We don't have Wi-Fi, but the classrooms are decent. There's no library, but we do have a freshers party. The faculty quality is low and classes aren't great. Washrooms are cramped. There's no college hostel, but there are some nearby.