Graphic Era University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers in our course really know their stuff and are good at teaching. Each teacher has their own way of teaching, which made it easier for us to learn. They're always there to help with any questions we have. The teachers also motivate us to join in college events and activities. They push us to join group talks, debates, and other contests. The stuff we learn in our course is useful too.

Placement: The placements for our B.Com (Hons) with ACCA course are really good. Big companies like Deloitte, DE Shaw, and TCS come to hire students from our college. About 80-85% of students get jobs. DE Shaw offers the highest salary, while TCS and Deloitte give around 3-5 LPA on average. Job roles include manager, sales executive, operation trainee, client partner, and more.

Campus: I really like how great our university's infrastructure is! The libraries have all the books we need. The classrooms are big and have good equipment. We have lots of food places around, plus shops and medical services on campus. The sports facilities are awesome, with a big sports ground. There are seminar halls for different events. The hostels, both on and off campus, are top-notch with good food and medical services. They're clean and well-equipped for us students.

Admission: Some teachers here are really great at teaching. They're all Ph.D. qualified and know their stuff well. They give us a lot of useful knowledge. But, the courses don't fully prepare us for the industry. The exams are tough, but most students manage to pass.

Placement: I go to Graphic Era University and I think it's just okay for getting a job after graduation. The placement scene is decent for B.Tech CSE students, but not so great for everyone else. Only a few students manage to land high-paying jobs. Most of us end up in companies that hire a lot of people at once.

Campus: The campus looks really nice from the outside with lots of greenery. Some classrooms are new and have all the equipment we need. But some are old and damaged, and there's a network issue in some. The library is great, and the labs are well-organized. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart, they studied at top universities like IITs and IIMs. If you're into tech, this course is great for you. The exams each semester are not too tough. Doing practice problems every day really boosts your knowledge.

Placement: I really like the atmosphere on campus. Everyone is focused on getting ready for jobs. I'm studying in the B.Tech CSE program, and the placements in my department are really good. I've noticed that female students have better chances of getting internships and job offers. It's great to see everyone working hard to secure their futures here.

Campus: I don't stay in the hostel, but my friends say it's really clean and nice. The food in the mess is surprisingly good! I tried it at lunch once. You can have as much as you want, and they even give you curd and raita with your meal. It's a good deal.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and the courses are interesting. They explain things well and are always ready to help. The exams are fair if you study and understand the material. About half of the students pass, so it's not too tough. I feel like the program prepares us well for the job market. Most of the professors have their Ph.D., which is cool.

Placement: The course offers a great top role with 66 LPA. About 60+ students can take the placement exam, depending on the course you're studying. I have friends who really enjoy being part of GEU. They know their stuff, and sometimes I ask them for advice.

Campus: I don't stay in the hostel, but my friends really like it. They think the food is good and the rooms are nice. There's plenty of food options with a dining hall and 4 canteens. Plus, they have medical services and sports activities available. It's cool that you can join different sports teams too.

Admission: Some teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. But some teachers seem to play favorites with students who suck up to them. And there are a few teachers who get annoyed easily and hold grudges against certain students.

Placement: I chose a course here hoping to get a job in a particular field, but no one has landed a job there yet. The placements for other courses are few, which is disappointing. We do have internships as part of our studies, but we have to find them on our own because the college doesn't help us with that.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with all the facilities we need. Every class has a projector, and there's air conditioning too. The library is easy to access, and we have Wi-Fi. There are various canteens with lots of food options. The hostels are nice for the price we pay.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and the courses are interesting. They explain things well and are always ready to help. The exams are fair if you study and understand the material. About half of the students pass, so it's not too tough. I feel like the program prepares us well for the job market. Most of the professors have their Ph.D., which is cool.

Placement: The course offers a great top role with a salary of 66 LPA. Around 60+ students can take part in the placement exam, depending on the course they're doing. I have friends who are knowledgeable about this stuff, and when I asked them, they mentioned how much they enjoy being part of GEU.

Campus: My friends live in the hostel, and they really like it. They say the food is good, and the quality of the place is nice. There's a mess and 4 canteens for food, plus medical facilities and sports. You can also join different sports activities.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. Most of them have Ph.D.s in the subject and tons of teaching experience. The course covers all the important topics that will get you ready for the industry. It's great for anyone looking to go into industrial microbiology.

Placement: The placement at my college is top-notch in the state. Companies like Byju's and others come for recruitment. Lots of students choose to go for higher studies and end up getting placed in good universities. This course opens up careers like industrial microbiologist, research field, medical microbiology, and more.

Campus: The classrooms have Wi-Fi and projectors for teaching. The hostel is great with good food and snacks. There's a gym on campus too, which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome, some are even in the top 30 faculties in India. They really go all out to help us with our projects in the 3rd semester. We have exams twice each semester: one in the middle and one at the end.

Placement: Placements at this college aren't top-notch due to the recession, like many other colleges. However, they're still better than nearby colleges. While it's not the best for placements, it's definitely better than most government colleges that are struggling to provide placements.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great, to be honest. It's a small campus, and the hostels are not all on-site. Only one boy's hostel and one girl's hostel are inside the campus. The playground is pretty small too.

Admission: Some teachers are really good and helpful. But, not all teachers are like that. I noticed that many teachers here actually went to this college. They seem to think they're super smart and act a bit too proud sometimes.

Placement: Not everyone gets a job, but the average salary is around 4 to 5 LPA. The top companies for hiring are Atlassian, DeShawn, and Microsoft, with others like TCS, Panasonic, Wipro, Vivo, and Gemini AI. Internship opportunities are not great, so many students find internships themselves.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is alright, but it's better if you're from Uttarakhand. If you're from Kolkata, Delhi, or Hyderabad, you might not be impressed. Sports facilities are cool with basketball, volleyball, and badminton courts. The library is always crowded, though.

Admission: The teachers in my course are really helpful. They always clear our doubts and are easy to reach when we need help with assignments. This course is great if you're interested in a technical career. Getting a good CGPA can give you good opportunities because there's not much competition in mechanical engineering. The semester exams aren't too hard, but the final one can be tough if you haven't done well in the mid-terms. You need to score at least 24 marks out of 100 in both mid-terms and end terms to pass without any back papers.

Placement: I go to Graphic Era Deemed to be University and it's the best in Dehradun. I'm doing B.Tech in mechanical engineering. About 55 out of 60 students get placed every year. The pay is good - around 3 to 6 LPA. The highest salary offered is 24 LPA. Companies like Tata Steel, Wipro, Bajaj, and Mahindra come for placements. We get internship chances in 3 years. I'd say about 60% of us get internships based on our grades.

Campus: There are lots of facilities in mechanical engineering. Wi-Fi is available on all floors. We have labs for practicals, three libraries, and well-designed classrooms. Since I live in Dehradun, it feels like home to me. I'm not sure about the hostels, but my friends say they're good. We have three canteens and sports facilities too. And there are medical services for all students.