Garden City University

Admission: The teachers at GCU are really helpful and want to see us succeed. The courses are easy to follow, and the staff is friendly. GCU is known for its great faculty. The professors have lots of experience, from 2 to 35 years! They use real-life cases to teach us and make us think like managers. The teachers are easy to talk to, listen to our feedback, and go the extra mile to help us with any questions.

Placement: The college has great placements and helps us with finding jobs. They train us for interviews by teaching us aptitude and reasoning skills. They also hold workshops to make sure we can get hired easily. Lots of top companies come to recruit students. People have gotten good salaries here.

Campus: The campus may be small, but it's got everything you need. There are big labs, a fun game room, and a library stocked with lots of books. If you're into reading, you'll love hanging out in the library and classrooms. The teachers know their stuff and the campus is peaceful with no ragging. Plus, all the facilities you need are right there. It's a great place to be!

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and they teach us a lot of useful stuff. They make sure we're ready for the real world and industry. We get to do a lot of practical stuff, which is great. They also bring in industry experts every year. The exams are not too hard, just at a decent level. Most of us pass, around 70%.

Placement: Most students got jobs with salaries between 2 LPA and 4 LPA. The college doesn't have big companies coming for placements. We all have to find our own internships for 90 days. You can find jobs in journalism, like junior editors or designers.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. There's lots of space, and the classrooms and labs are easy to get to. The library, food court, and other facilities are all open during college hours. I didn't stay in the hostel, but I checked out a friend's room once. It was big and looked after well. Plus, there are plenty of food choices around.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and friendly. They have worked in the industry before, so they know their stuff. The teaching is pretty good and the teachers are all experts in their subjects. We have two exams before the final one to make sure we're ready.

Placement: I found that GCU offers chances to work with big companies. It seems like how well you do and how hard you work can affect what happens after you graduate. Companies like Wipro, TCS, and Flipkart show up at job fairs held by the university.

Campus: The infrastructure at GCU is pretty decent for students to learn. The labs and library are nice. The hostel costs are a bit high for this area. The local area isn't great. Some people from the area cause problems for students from the north.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They really support us. We also get to learn from students who are already working in the industry. The semester exams are tough but the questions are fair. They really prepare us for the real world. We gotta do well in our exams to succeed.

Placement: The college isn't the best choice for physiotherapy, but it's okay. It's good for a Bachelor's degree. The placements for physiotherapy aren't amazing, but you can still join for a Bachelor's and do some internships during college for experience.

Campus: The college campus is clean and beautiful. The facilities are decent, including the hostels. They serve good food there. The wardens are helpful too. It's nice that the hostels are on campus and the timings are good.

Admission: The faculty here are top-notch, coming from great universities worldwide. Some have PhDs and lots of hospital experience  9 years to be exact. They teach really well and the course material is spot on for becoming a great physiotherapist. Plus, they use cool tech to help us learn even better.

Placement: I was happy to see that most students in our course got good placements in top hospitals like Fortis and Manipal. Almost all of us also got internships, which was great. It's nice to know we have good opportunities after graduation.

Campus: The facilities are great here. The labs have AC which is nice. The library is big and the hostel is good too. The campus has Wi-Fi, which is awesome. The physio care center is well-equipped for treating patients.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and they're super nice and supportive. The courses are practical and prepare us well for the industry. The exams are fair and focus on what we actually learn in class. I heard the pass rate is around 85%, which is pretty good!

Placement: I'm not sure about that stuff. In my course, the highest salary is around 1.5 LPA, while the lowest is about Rs 15,000 in my opinion. The college also supports us in showing our talents and improving our skills to help us land a job.

Campus: The campus is well-kept and everything runs smoothly. The dorms are nice and get cleaned weekly. The food is tasty too. We have sports options available here as well. They offer all the necessary facilities for us students.

Admission: I really like how the courses are split into semesters instead of a whole year. It helps me focus better. For physiotherapy, each semester costs 68,000. In each semester, we have a prep exam and a final exam. It keeps me on my toes, but it's worth it.

Placement: The university offers lots of internship programs that are super helpful for students who've finished their studies. There are awesome companies involved too. A bunch of students have gone for interviews and landed great jobs through these programs.

Campus: I love the campus at Garden City University. It's super clean and has lots of greenery. The hostel is awesome because you get to meet students from all over even from different countries. The faculty is really nice and always ready to help out. It's a great place to learn and make new friends.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and always ready to help. They explain things well and make sure we understand everything. They know their stuff and have real-world experience, which is cool. I feel like I'm learning from the best.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs, which is awesome! The average salary offered was 2.5 LPA. Companies like Taj Group, The Oberoi, JW Marriott, The Park, Hyatt, and more hire from our college. Also, almost everyone landed internships at places like Taj, Oberoi, Vivanta, Shangri-La, JW Marriott, Leela Palace, and others. The jobs available are pastry chef, management trainee, kitchen trainee, and more. It's a great opportunity for all of us!

Campus: The campus here is top-notch, I'd give it 5 stars! The labs are cool with AC, and we've got Wi-Fi everywhere. The library is open from 8 AM to 8 PM, and the cafeteria is big. It's a great place to hang out with friends between classes.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive, not just with school stuff but also with internships and life in general. Some teachers could be more qualified, though. Our exams are online now, which is convenient. The courses cover relevant topics. We can attend free lectures, and they inform us about paid ones if we're interested.

Placement: We haven't gotten to the point of placements yet, so I can't say much about that. Our course isn't really focused on placements, but they've been super supportive with our internships. They've hooked us up with internships in clinical, counseling, and industrial fields. It's been a great experience so far.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and library are all better than average. The hostel used to be good, but they raised the fees a lot. Now the services are not as good. The food they serve isn't great. Sports are okay if you're into that.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and have real-world experience. Our exams are pretty chill since they're on computers. There are six questions, each worth five marks. We get 30 minutes to finish, and the rest of the grades come from our classwork and projects. It's not too bad, to be honest.

Placement: There are 45 students in my class. The total package costs 300,000, and the first semester fee is 58,500, including an exam fee of 3,500. We all have to do an internship in the final year, and it's a must. In the first semester, we can intern at police stations, which is unique compared to other schools.

Campus: The college has a library and labs for different courses, which are easy to use. The facilities are awesome and really useful. The food court is big with lots of choices. They focus on sports and activities too. The hostel is nice, but they don't serve food there.