GKV - Gurukula Kangri Vishwavidyalaya

Admission: The teachers here are amazing! They're so helpful and really understand how we feel. Plus, they know their stuff and teach really well. I'm super happy with them.

Placement: I'm only in my second semester so I don't know much about job placements yet. But from what I've heard from other students, the placement rate for BBA isn't very high. MBA seems to have better placement opportunities compared to BBA. They said the starting salary for BBA graduates is around Rs. 25,000.

Campus: The college buildings aren't amazing, but the courses are really good. The curriculum is approved by AICTE, which is great. I'm not sure about the hostel, but my classmates who stay there seem to like it. The hostel costs Rs. 60,000 per year.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are always there to help. They really support us. The semester exams are fair, and if you study for about a month before, you can do well and get a good grade.

Placement: The placement cell here is really good. Companies come for placements often. Lots of students get picked for IT jobs, and there are also good chances for government jobs. The highest salary package is 16 LPA. Some of the recruiting companies include TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Asian Paints, and Mahendra company.

Campus: The hostel is nice, and the Wi-Fi and other services are well taken care of. The food is okay, and they offer all the facilities we need. The management is really good too. They even have games for us to play, which is cool.

Admission: The classes and exams always start on schedule. The teachers here are really knowledgeable, they all have M.Tech degrees. The course content doesn't really prepare us for working in the industry though. Each subject is divided into 5 units, but you only need to study 3 chapters in each unit to do well on exams. Just need to get at least 40 marks in each subject to pass.

Placement: If you're good at your subjects and know coding well, you can get placed in this college. Companies offer around 15 LPA, but not everyone gets that. Most students end up with packages of 3-5 LPA because they lack proper knowledge.

Campus: I really like this college because they offer a lot of different courses. The teachers are great, and the campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. The classrooms could be better though. The library is huge, and the engineering department even has its own library. The hostels are okay, not amazing. The food is decent. The sports facilities are top-notch and they really support you in all areas.

Admission: To finish one semester, we gotta take two tests worth 20 marks each for 5 subjects. And there's a big 70-mark exam at the end. Attendance and assignments are worth 10 marks. Tests can be pretty easy or kinda challenging, depending on the subject.

Placement: I'm studying B.Tech in computer science at Gurukul Kangri Vishwavidyalaya Haridwar. This college is well-known in Uttarakhand for its great placement record of 95% every year. The highest salary offered is 20 LPA and the average is 8 LPA. Companies like Wipro and BHEL come here for placements.

Campus: The campus is huge with big buildings. There are classrooms, labs, and a library. The hostel rooms are okay, not too fancy. It's decent to live in. The food in the mess is just okay, I'd give it a 2 out of 5 stars. But hey, on Sundays they serve gulab jamun, which is pretty cool!

Admission: The college sticks to the AICTE curriculum. The faculty isn't very qualified and struggles to clear up student doubts. Seniors aren't much help academically either. The semester exams are a breeze, and you can easily find previous year's questions to study from.

Placement: The placements here are okay. If you put in the effort and work on your skills, you can land a good job. This year, the highest salary offered was 15 lakhs, and the average was around 5 lakhs. You might need to look for internships outside of campus since the college doesn't offer any on-campus internships.

Campus: The college has great facilities for sports and labs. The classrooms are spacious with speakers, mics, and projectors. However, the hostel lacks proper facilities for students and the food in the mess isn't the best.

Admission: The college really cares about exams. They're strict about cheating during sessional and semester exams. No one's watching you during sessionals, so be prepared. And if you want to retake a sessional, you'll have to pay a fee.

Placement: The job opportunities after college here aren't as good as at other places. They don't really help with finding internships or jobs. The college should work on making its campus better and improving teaching.

Campus: The food in the hostels isn't great or clean. It's not up to par. The course is good, but they don't offer civil or chemical branches. They should add those for students. Also, they should enhance their placement services for better job opportunities. It's a good college for GATE exams.

Admission: The teachers in our department really know their stuff. Dr. Harish Chandra is even one of the top 2% scientists worldwide. The biochemistry professor is also great. The courses get you ready for the industry. Exams are not too hard, around a 33% pass rate.

Placement: In B.Sc., there weren't any on-campus placements. The top salary package in M.Sc. was around 5 LPA. Companies like Akums, Cipla, and other pharma ones from SIDCUL came for recruiting. About 10%-15% of students got internships, but the university didn't arrange them - students had to find them themselves. The role offered was an assistant position.

Campus: The university is pretty old, being one of the oldest in India. The Wi-Fi is there, but it's super slow and doesn't reach everywhere. The classrooms are okay, and the library is nice. Unfortunately, there's no hostel for B.Sc. and M.Sc. students.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. They support us with our studies and push us to get involved in fun activities. We have exams often to test our knowledge. The teachers really help us improve our skills and learn more about what we can do.

Placement: I'm super impressed with how many students from my course land jobs after graduating from this college. Most of them get offers between 5 to 6 LPA, which is awesome! Companies like Google, Wipro, and IBM visit our campus for interviews and hire students directly. It's great to see so many opportunities right here at college.

Campus: The campus is really pretty, but it's pretty far from the city campus. The hostel is also far from the college. The food at the hostel isn't great, and there are bugs in it. They don't keep things clean when preparing food, and they don't clean the hostel often.

Admission: In our college, we have a bunch of cool activities throughout the year like college fests, robo races, robo wars, hackathons, and other fun cultural events. The semester exams can be tough, but they're not as hard as IITs and NITs. Just gotta study hard to land a placement.

Placement: Software development at our college is great! Lots of companies hire students here. CSE students usually get around 5 Lacs as their average package. IBM is the top company that keeps coming back to recruit. The coolest thing is that last year, 50 students from our college made it to GATE rankings. Plus, one student even got the top rank, AIR 1 in GATE. It's awesome to see our peers doing so well!

Campus: The food here is just okay. The bathrooms are clean and in good shape. It's not the best food, but you can eat it. The Wi-Fi is always working, which is great. The staff are nice, but they can be a bit strict. Overall, the bathrooms are fine.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always ready to help. The course is super relevant to what you need in the real world. The exam at the end of the semester is pretty doable, especially if you check out old papers. Just put in a bit of effort, and you'll get good grades for sure.

Placement: I'm happy to report that around half to seventy percent of students from my college get placed in companies like Microsoft, TCS, Infosys, and Cognizant. When it comes to internships, it's better to find them yourself in your second year. By the time you reach your third year, opportunities for internships will come your way.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works all the time, and the rooms are fine. The food in the mess isn't great, but it's alright. Sometimes the food is not good for one day a week. We have basketball and cricket fields, plus a badminton court. The hostel has geysers in all rooms, and they do a good job with maintenance during winter.