Graphic Era Bhimtal Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. Most of them have studied at top colleges. They know their stuff and teach well. The course is interesting and practical. We get to do projects in some subjects which is cool. Exams are fair and most students pass easily.

Placement: About half of the students here get placed each year. The minimum salary is 2 LPA, but some lucky ones can snatch up to 44 LPA! Companies like Amazon, Samsung, and JP Morgan come here to hire. Around 30% of students land internships, whether on or off campus.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities! There's Wi-Fi all day, digital classrooms, and cool labs. Our library can fit around 100-150 students. And we've got sports grounds for football, cricket, and basketball, plus an open-air theater. Love it here!

Admission: Some teachers really know their stuff and are super helpful, but others are newbies. It doesn't really prepare you for the real world. Exams are pretty easy to get through though. About 30% of teachers are not great, so I wouldn't recommend this college to anyone. Don't make the mistake of choosing this place.

Placement: Around 20% to 30% of students here get jobs after graduating. Some start at 3 LPA, while others get 20 LPA. Big companies like Google and Amazon come for placements. About the same number of students also get internships. In B.Tech, popular roles are Full Stack, MERN Stack, and Web Development.

Campus: The facilities are okay, everything works fine. But the mess, canteen, medical help, and sports are not great. The college seems more interested in money than in being really good. It's just an average college, nothing special. The college fest and sports stuff are pretty good though, and there are other fun activities to do.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They explain things in a way that even if you're not great at the subject, you can still get it. The course material is practical and gets you ready for the real world. And the exams? Piece of cake!

Placement: Lots of students find jobs after studying here, with at least 30% getting placed. The salary packages are really good for this course. A lot of companies come to the college for placements. There are also plenty of internship opportunities. I recommend this college because of the great atmosphere and peaceful environment.

Campus: The campus has great infrastructure and facilities. The course facilities and department are good. Wi-Fi is available everywhere, and the labs are top-notch. The classrooms and library are well-equipped. Medical help is always accessible. Sports are fun, and there are games every day.

Admission: The professors here have a lot of experience in universities and companies. The BBA program has mostly theoretical subjects, which can be challenging, but they prepare us well for the industry. Exams are not too hard, with a 40% pass rate at the end of the semester and 30% in the middle.

Placement: In our group of students from 2022 to 2025, there are 128 of us. Around 40-60 students are looking for jobs, and so far, 34 have already got placed by the third month of the last semester. We've had companies like EdTech, Saas Technology, and real estate come for placement drives. The job roles they offer are in sales, marketing, or business development. Some of us have also done internships at companies like Times of India and Vmart. Everyone has to do an internship as part of the course.

Campus: The classes are set up like big lecture halls. The college has Wi-Fi for everyone, and there's one library for everyone to use. The hostel has really good facilities, including a canteen, medical services, and sports areas. They have a separate spot for volleyball, basketball, cricket, and football. The food at the mess gets checked often and it actually tastes pretty good.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are all Ph.D. holders with lots of teaching experience. The course material is a bit outdated, but the exams are pretty easy to pass. You've got a good chance  around 80-90%  of passing your semester exams.

Placement: In my course, only a few students get placed each year, around 5-10%. The highest salary offered is 12 LPA. There are some good companies that visit our college, like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro, but the education culture could be better.

Campus: The classrooms are okay, but the teaching methods feel outdated. We still use whiteboards in class, which seems old-fashioned. The campus is clean, though. The labs could definitely use an upgrade they're not in great shape. I hope they improve the lab facilities soon!

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable - they all have PhDs. The course content is super practical for real-world jobs. Exams are tough, so you gotta put in the work to pass.

Placement: Most students who go for placements end up getting a job. The pay can range from 3 LPA to 8 LPA. Companies like TCS, Wipro, and Accenture come for recruitment. If you're studying BBA, you'll likely get a marketing role, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The Bhimtal campus is really nice with beautiful infrastructure, Wi-Fi, and classrooms. Our hostel facilities are top-notch too. I love joining in on the games and sports activities at college where I've made awesome friends. Plus, there are medical facilities on campus which is great. The overall infrastructure here is really good.

Admission: Most teachers know their stuff, but there are a couple who aren't so great. The semester exams are a breeze, but the final exams can be tough. The mid-terms are pretty easy. The teachers are nice and willing to help, but not all of them are super knowledgeable. You might have to pick and choose which teacher to ask for help.

Placement: Last year around 30 students got jobs, but they haven't given us the final numbers yet. This year, about 30-40 students have already found placements. Two students got a really good package of 32.8 LPA at VISA. Five girls from the 3rd year landed internships at top companies. So far, no news for the boys, though.

Campus: The classrooms can get pretty crowded since there are a lot of students. Starting from the second year, they organize classes based on your grades. It's a new system they just started this year. The canteen is decent, but the library is nice, although it's a bit small. If you're feeling unwell, the medical facilities are good. They even take you to a hospital nearby if it's serious. The food in the mess is terrible, and that's what I dislike the most. The Wi-Fi speed is alright, but there are restrictions on what you can access. Just keep that in mind.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They really helped me improve a lot. When I first started, I felt lost because everyone seemed so smart and spoke English really well. But now, I feel like I fit right in with them.

Placement: In my group, there's around 140 to 150 students. The job offers range from 3.5 LPA to 8 LPA. The top positions after graduating are HR manager, finance manager, and marketing manager. Everyone in our course can easily find internships.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure, much better than other colleges. It's a big campus, so it's tough to keep everything in check, but they do a great job. The hostel caretakers are like family to us, super friendly and helpful.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly good and know their stuff. But sometimes they struggle to explain things well. The stuff they teach doesn't always match what we need in the real world. We learn a lot of theory, but not enough hands-on stuff. Exams are tough, especially the practical ones. Only about 60% of students manage to pass.

Placement: I heard that 40% of students got placed this year. The highest package was 63 LPA, the lowest was 3.5 LPA, and the average was 7 LPA. Companies like Google, Atlassian, Deloitte, TCS, Amazon, and Samsung come for placements. Around 7% of 3rd-year students land internships, mostly off-campus. They work with companies like Google, Amazon, and HCL. The roles offered are SWE, Data Analyst, and Full Stack Developer.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is okay. Labs can fit around 90 students, which is cool. The buildings are nice and taken care of. Classrooms hold up to 75 students. The library has all the books we need, but only 40 of us can hang out there at once. The dorms are clean and have good airflow. Bathrooms are kept clean too. The food in the cafeteria is tasty, especially on weekends. They decide the meals for us. We've got a clinic with a pharmacist and an ambulance for emergencies. The college doesn't give out sports gear though.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff, and they're always ready to help. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand, even for students who struggle. The courses they offer are practical and prepare us well for the real world. And hey, the exams aren't too tough either!

Placement: A lot of students find jobs after studying here. Around 30% of students get placed, which is pretty good. The companies that visit the college offer really good packages. I know a bunch of students who got internships from here, so I'd recommend applying. The campus has a nice, peaceful vibe too.

Campus: The campus has awesome facilities and the course facilities are top-notch. The department is really good too. Wi-Fi is always working and the labs are great. Classrooms and the library are fully equipped. You can get medical help whenever you need it. Sports are fun here, and there are games happening every day.