Government Saiha College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are mostly helpful and qualified, but some of the senior ones aren't that great. If you pay attention in class and do well on your exams, you'll be ready for the industry. The semester exams are pretty easy if you study hard. Our pass rate is around 40%.

Placement: Only a small group of us are taking English, maybe around 10 out of 500. Most of us who major in Literature end up teaching. A few of us, like 7 out of 500, managed to intern at (MAL) Mizo Academy of Letters. But overall, there aren't a lot of job opportunities for us English majors.

Campus: The college doesn't have enough classrooms since they started the NEP system. The Wi-Fi is only for teachers. We don't have a lab, but the library is great. Girls have a hostel, but boys don't. There's a building for boys' hostel, but it looks like it might fall down. We have a basketball court, table tennis, and carrom board for sports. The canteen doesn't have many food options.

Admission: The teachers and staff are really great. They know their stuff and they're always ready to help. They work well together as a team. Every semester is manageable, no super tough ones here.

Placement: Most students from our course got jobs. Everyone in the economics department talks openly about our lessons and curriculum. Students studying economics are really engaged and supportive of each other for the future.

Campus: In our class, we use smart boards, whiteboards, a library, and a projector to explain our lessons. It's great to watch and helps us understand economics better. The quality is top-notch for all students. Plus, the canteen and sports facilities are awesome! Love playing games there.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good and always ready to help. The semester exams are not too hard, they're okay. You need to get at least 40% to pass, which is a mix of internal tests and external exams.

Placement: The college offers great opportunities for careers like being a psychiatrist, therapist, or consultant.

Campus: The classrooms here are really big and cozy. They have projectors, whiteboards, and speakers. The labs also have all the tools we need. Plus, the library has all the books for our courses. It's great!

Admission: The teachers here are really good at English and they teach well too. Chemistry exams under the NEP are not too hard, but they're different from the usual CBCS courses. The final exams are held by Mizoram University and are worth 75 marks.

Placement: Sometimes our college doesn't have guaranteed placements. It's hit or miss. It's smart to study for a competitive exam if you want to do a master's degree. With just a B.Sc., you might only get a job as a lab assistant.

Campus: The college has a pretty good setup, spread across 134 acres. The classrooms have projectors which is cool. The hostel is okay but sometimes we run low on water, so gotta be careful with that. The food is just alright, nothing special.

Admission: I love how our lecturers are super smart and friendly. They explain things in our language, so it's easy to follow. They make classes fun and interesting, so it's easy to stay focused. The topics we learn are really useful. Exams aren't too tough if you study. Last year, most students passed with an 87% rate.

Placement: Only 20% of us got placed after finishing our course. There aren't any companies or internships that help us find jobs. Our course is super tough, especially compared to science courses. Lots of students get scared and switch to an easier course. But that's good for us econ majors!

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi in the hostel, which is awesome. They have a cool common room where we hang out and play games. The library has tons of new books to read. The canteen food is delicious and doesn't cost much. There's even a jam room for music lovers. Plus, the medical facilities are top-notch. And for sports, we've got a basketball court, table tennis, badminton, and volleyball courts. It's all here!

Admission: The teachers here don't just teach the subjects, they also help us with life skills and career stuff. The courses cover important topics like LGBT, alcoholism, and drug abuse. The semester exams aren't too tough, and you just need a 40% to pass.

Placement: Most students got jobs after graduating, around 85-88%. The highest placement rate is 90%, the lowest is 60%, and the average is 70%. Companies like Tata and Emo Matrix hire a lot of students. Almost everyone gets internships at Emo Matrix, about 97%. They offer roles in clinical and counseling Psychology, and other similar fields.

Campus: The college has great facilities like libraries, labs, and seminar halls. The buildings are really nice. The canteen food is top-notch. Plus, there's a basketball court and a football field. Everything's well taken care of here.

Admission: The teachers here are pros at helping us handle tough situations and their outcomes. The course content is spot-on. The pass rate is around 60%, which is pretty good.

Placement: There are 31 students in our department. The college doesn't help us with job opportunities, but we all know what we're studying for.

Campus: The library has lots of books and is really well-stocked. The food at the canteen is tasty and good quality. If we feel unwell, there's a nurse available in the hospital. They're around three times a week, so if we need painkillers, we can easily ask for them.

Admission: The teachers here are really good, they know their stuff. The exams can be tough, like 4 out of 5 stars tough. I'm studying math, so they're extra challenging for me. But as long as you get at least 40%, you'll pass.

Placement: Oil India Limited and some local companies visited our college last year for placements. Honestly, only a few students land internships since we're not a medical or engineering school.

Campus: This college in Mizoram has the best facilities. The library is awesome, one of the best in India. The labs, classrooms, faculty room, sports complex, garden, water, electricity - all top-notch. The canteen and shops have everything you need. The hostel is good, with 2 students per room. The monthly fee is only 2700 INR. You can play different sports in the college complex. There's even a hospital nearby.

Admission: The teachers here are really great - they know their stuff and are always ready to help. The way they teach is better than what I've seen in other colleges in Aizawl. The course is challenging but it's been super helpful for me. Sometimes it's hard to keep up with everyone else in my class, especially during tough semesters. But overall, about 90% of students pass, so that's reassuring.

Placement: Around 60 of us are in the history department at Pachhunga University College. Most of us are aiming for the Civil Service exam. After we graduate, some students end up working in archives. A good chunk of us, around 30%, managed to score internships through our course.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here isn't great, but we manage to use it. It's easier to connect in the library than in the hostel, but it still works. The food quality isn't the best, but I wouldn't say it's terrible. The mess fee of Rs. 2,700 could be better for what we get.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but some aren't great at explaining things well. They focus more on finishing the course material than making sure we actually get it. The classes didn't really prepare us for the real world or getting a job. The semesters were decently tough, but most students did well and passed.

Placement: In my department, we had a small batch of 7 students out of 500. Unfortunately, our college doesn't have any companies coming for recruitment. But hey, two students from our batch did great and got 5th and 7th positions in our final year.

Campus: The facilities and buildings at this college are just okay when you compare them to others in Mizoram. The lab is kind of small and the equipment is old. But the classrooms are fine. They're comfy and easy to get into, plus the lighting is good. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi or network available. The library is alright, with over 2000 books, but some books needed to be searched online for our course. I didn't live in the hostel during my time here.