Guru Kashi University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. The semester exams can be a bit challenging, but nothing too crazy. They're always there to help us with our studies. I like how friendly the teachers are. The campus has a great atmosphere for studying. Each department has its own library, which is awesome.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good, with about 90% of students getting jobs. Big companies visit the campus to hire students, making it a top choice for recruiting. The average salary is around 2-3 LPA, and they offer good packages. You can even get roles in marketing if you're studying agriculture.

Campus: The hostel has Wi-Fi, which is awesome. They've got sports facilities too. The library is huge and the mess food is good. It's a great place to study with nice sports facilities. There are big canteens and you can get medical help anytime. The classrooms are spacious and well-lit.

Admission: The agriculture teachers at our college are awesome and super helpful. They're all really smart with their PhDs. The teaching is great, and the exams aren't too hard if you study. Most of us passed with an 85% success rate in our group.

Placement: I go to this college and it's got the most students studying agriculture. The salary packages after graduating are pretty good, with the highest being 7 LPA, the lowest 2.5 LPA, and the average at 4 LPA. Companies like JK Agri Genetics and Raghuvansh Agrofarm come for placements.

Campus: The college has tons of labs because agriculture is hands-on. They've got a big 40-acre agricultural land and a library with Wi-Fi just for ag students. The classrooms are good enough for me.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and friendly. They might not all have PhDs, but they definitely know their stuff. The way they teach is pretty decent. The subjects we study are actually useful and interesting. The exams aren't too tough either. You can totally pass them by cramming just a week before. And hey, the passing rate is like 7075%.

Placement: The university doesn't give many job opportunities to agri students. In some batches, no one gets placed through uni placements. The highest salary was around 6 lakhs, average was 4 lakhs, and lowest was 2.6 lakhs. Top companies for my course are Bharat Pesticides and Mikado Crop Science. Only 5-10% got internships. The main roles offered were sales, research, and development.

Campus: The labs have cool instruments, but we hardly get to use them. Classes are pretty regular, nothing special. It's a bit hot in the classrooms without AC. Only teachers get Wi-Fi. Some classrooms have projectors. Guys' hostel rooms have bathrooms, but girls' don't. Medical stuff is just okay. The mess food is terrible. Sports are awesome, though. Our university is gonna rank 5th in Khelo India 2023.

Admission: The teachers are nice and friendly, but they don't have much experience or qualifications. Their teaching isn't very hands-on. We only went on one field trip to a Coca-Cola factory. The first year's classes were okay, but the second year is a bit of a letdown. The exams are pretty simple, so you don't need to stress too much about them. It's easy to pass them.

Placement: I studied marketing and the placement opportunities were mostly in sales, offering salaries between 2.50 to 3.00 LPA. Unfortunately, there weren't many options for HR or finance roles. It's tough to find your dream job through the college placements. You might have to settle for something else or struggle to find a job.

Campus: The infrastructure here is just okay. The classrooms have fans, but no AC. We do have projectors, but no proper boards. There's a smart lab and computer lab, but they're not the best. The food in the hostel mess is good, but the rooms are too crowded with 4 guys in one room.

Admission: The teachers in my Agriculture course are really helpful. They teach well and provide good facilities. The quality of teaching is great. The course curriculum prepares us well for the industry and offers training opportunities. Exams are challenging, but it's possible to pass with a 72%.

Placement: I'm really happy with how our College helps students find good jobs. Most of us get placed in companies like Legit Farms, IFFCO Yuva, Krishialpa Foundation, which is awesome. The highest package is 5 Lacs per year, lowest is 10 Lacs per year. On average, we get 6 LPA. We also get chances for internships with a 10,000 stipend as Agri-Consultants. It's great!

Campus: In our course, we have to pay for things like books, materials, records, and bluebooks for exams. The classrooms have fans and smart TVs. The library has everything we need. The classrooms are big and roomy. The hostel is awesome, with extra stuff like food in the mess. The food in the mess is tasty. There are medical services and lots of other facilities. The college's infrastructure is solid.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They're always there to help us out with any problems. The teaching is top-notch. The semester exams are not too hard. You just need 45 marks to pass a subject. But watch out, the exam rules are super strict!

Placement: The college offers various placement opportunities with companies coming for on-campus placements. The highest package is around 10 Lacs, while the lowest is around 4-3 Lacs. On average, students get a package of about 2.5 Lacs. Apart from placements, the college provides value-added courses, industry training, and internships.

Campus: The campus has good facilities with two types of hostels, on-campus and off-campus. Off-campus hostels offer two-seater and three-seater rooms. There's Wi-Fi, mess, and canteen available on the campus which is great.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart, friendly, and full of energy. They treat us like we're their own kids. It's awesome!

Placement: Lots of companies, hospitals, and labs come to hire students every year. Around 20 to 30 students get jobs through campus placements.

Campus: The facilities here are top-notch. Each subject has a couple of labs. The labs and classrooms are really well-equipped.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The way they teach is top-notch. The lessons are all about what you need to know for the real world. The exams can be tough, so you have to study hard. But most people pass with flying colors.

Placement: Most students get jobs after studying here. The pay is good  the highest is around 10 Lakhs per year, while the lowest is between 3 to 4 Lakhs. Big companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Accenture, and Amazon hire from here. And lots of students also do internships in places like Microsoft, Deloitte, and startups.

Campus: The department has a cool lab, good Wi-Fi, nice classrooms, and a smart library with lots of stuff. The hostels are pretty good too - rooms are clean, bathrooms are attached, and there's Wi-Fi and study areas. Food in the mess is okay, but clean. They have medical help and a gym too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always there to help. The courses we take are super practical and prepare us for the real world. Exams are fair, and the teachers make sure we're ready for them. They're always willing to answer our questions and help us out.

Placement: Most agriculture students get internships, and the highest salary package is 6 LPA for field work.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works great here, and the medical facilities are good too. The classrooms are always clean and the library has a lot of resources. I love the sports and games here. The food in the mess is tasty, and the canteen has a variety of options like North Indian and South Indian food. Overall, the food quality is really good.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and they help you out a lot. I heard that many of them actually graduated from Guru Kashi University and then came back to teach here because they couldn't find jobs elsewhere. The courses are okay, but not super exciting. The exams each semester are pretty standard  nothing too crazy. It seems like most students can pass with a decent grade, around 80-90%.

Placement: I wouldn't recommend Guru Kashi University for a Bachelor's in B.Sc. Agriculture. Only half the students get placed, and even then, the max salary is just 25k per month. That's not enough to cover the high fees. Companies don't show much interest in hiring from here, so it's better to look at other universities for better opportunities.

Campus: The campus is really nice with great buildings and facilities. You can use free Wi-Fi, study in well-equipped labs, and visit the library. The classrooms are okay, not amazing though. I stayed in Shivalik Hostel, and it was awesome. The hostels are good, and the food is tasty. They also have a sports ground, medical facilities, and games available. Overall, it's a nice place to be.