Hierank Business School

Admission: The teachers are really helpful, I'd rate them 4 out of 5. The BCA course is super relevant and sets us up for a bright future in the tech industry. The semester exams aren't too tough, easy to pass but tough to get top marks.

Placement: Almost all students got placed, which is awesome! The top package is huge, around 40 LPA, while the lowest is 4.5 LPA. Students landed internships at big companies like Amazon, Wipro, TCS, and startups too. There are job roles like backend, frontend, full-stack, developer, and tester up for grabs.

Campus: The college doesn't have any hostels, but the food in the canteen is really good. I'd rate it 4 out of 5 stars. We've got Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, sports grounds, parks, libraries, a dance room, and more. Lots of cool stuff for our course!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful with a good ratio of teachers to students. Each course has its own mentor who is friendly and supportive. They give weekly exams to track your progress and make sure you're ready for the industry after attending all the lectures. No complaints here!

Placement: Most students get good placements, with over half of them getting placed. The highest salary offered is around 600000 per year, while the average is about 300000. Top companies like Wipro, Amazon, Deloitte, and Infosys come for recruitment. Over 85% of students land internships during the course and in companies.

Campus: The classrooms get hot in the summer, so the infrastructure needs improvement. The library is great for studying, but they don't have novels or other fun books. The canteen serves good food, and we have daily sports practice for tournaments.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They explain things well and are always there to help when you're confused. Exams aren't too tough if you've been keeping up with your studies. Just put in the work, and you'll do fine.

Placement: Not a lot of students find jobs here. The highest salary offered is around 14 LPA, while the lowest is about 4 LPA. There aren't any big companies that come to recruit, just smaller ones. When it comes to internships, this college doesn't really provide any. They promise job opportunities during admission, but nothing really comes out of it.

Campus: The college's size is just right, not too big or small. The teachers are super professional and know their stuff. They teach really well. No dorms, but there's a cool canteen where we hang out and play sports. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. I've learned a lot from them and they always give great advice. They're big on motivating us and not just about school stuff, but also about getting involved in other activities.

Placement: So, like last year, most students got placed around 90%. Sunstone's backing means lots of job chances now. They usually offer 6-7 LPA. Byju's, Tech Mahindra, TCS are top recruiters. And after the second semester, they hook students up with internships.

Campus: Our college may be small, but it has everything we need. The MBA students have a nice AC room to study in. Plus, we get Wi-Fi all over campus. And the library has all the books we need for our courses.

Admission: The teachers take a long time to teach and they don't give good answers to students' problems. They are friendly, but mostly focus on helping the top students rather than the average ones. Exams happen on schedule according to the university's plan.

Placement: Placements are mainly for top students, not average ones. The highest salary is around 8 lakhs a year, while the lowest is 2-3 lakhs a year. We have to do internships in our final semester. Companies do visit, but they're not top-notch.

Campus: The classrooms are really clean and tidy, which is great. The hygiene is top-notch. However, the sports facilities are pretty bad. The sports teachers keep changing, so it's hard for us to improve our game. The medical facilities are good though. The food is just okay, but kind of expensive. Unfortunately, there are no hostels available.

Admission: The best thing about this college is definitely the faculty. They're all really smart and know their stuff. The courses they offer are practical and useful in real life. The exams are tricky, even though they seem easy. It feels like they care more about how much you write than how good it is. Passing is tough  only 40% make it through.

Placement: This college is mainly focused on academics. There aren't many other activities to do here. The placements for BBA students aren't great. But if you're aiming for an MBA, you can expect an average salary. Most of the job offers are in marketing and sales. Companies usually pay around Rs.10000 to Rs.20000 per month for roles like sales executives.

Campus: The classrooms don't have AC, but they're big enough for around 50 students. Two computer labs are there, but 30% of the computers don't work. The library is the best spot for studying quietly. The canteen's food is boring and not tasty. We can only play volleyball and badminton for sports. It'd be cool to have more game options on the campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff, but Monika, who teaches computer basics, is hands down the best. The course is all about getting us ready for jobs, so as well as the main subjects, we also learn about management and business communication to boost our skills. Exams are pretty straightforward, so it's easy to score well.

Placement: About 40% of us get jobs after BCA, but don't expect a super high salary. It usually falls between 3 to 4 lakhs per year. TCS and Wipro are the main companies that hire BCA graduates. Some of us, around 20%, manage to snag internships at Amazon and Wipro. They say going for MCA can land you a better job and more money, but you can still start as an assistant software developer with just a BCA degree.

Campus: The campus here is small, but it's got good facilities. There are 2 computer labs with Wi-Fi, and the classrooms are pretty spacious. No hostel on campus, but they have tie-ups with nearby PGs. The canteen isn't great, but there's medical help in case of emergencies. Sports are a big deal at this college.

Admission: The teachers at HBS may not be super experts, but they all have at least 7 years of teaching under their belt. They teach stuff that's right up our alley and gets us ready for the real world. The exams each semester are pretty breezy  anyone can ace them without breaking a sweat.

Placement: I'm studying BCA at this college, part of the 2022-2025 batch. They usually get about 60% of students placed here. The highest salary they offer is around 8 LPA, while the lowest is 4 LPA. Companies like Infosys, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra come for placements.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay for IT students. The classrooms are nice for studying, but the Wi-Fi connection is not great. The library has lots of books for all courses, which is cool. And the lab is totally air-conditioned, which is a plus.

Admission: The professors at this college really know their stuff. They explain things well and don't mind going over stuff again before exams. You can ask them questions in person, on WhatsApp, or by calling them, and they always try to help out. Some students struggle with certain subjects, especially if they come from different backgrounds where the basics aren't clear.

Placement: The placements here are okay. Last year, only about 10-15% of BCA final year students got jobs in big companies. Around 20-30% found placements in smaller local companies. I'm still in my 2nd year, so I can't say much about placements yet. Hopefully, they turn out as good as they say in the ads.

Campus: The campus is small but the facilities are great. Every classroom has a projector, and there are two computer labs with internet for everyone. Wi-Fi is available for all students. The library and Sports room are always open for studying and playing games. There's a small ground for outdoor games like badminton and volleyball. Plus, there's a canteen inside the college. Since the campus is small, you can study anywhere peacefully. You'll get subject books for each semester and up to 2 optional books from the library, so no need to buy books separately. It's a nice place to study and hang out with friends.

Admission: I studied at this school and they have a bunch of courses like BBA, BCA, B.Ed, MBA, and PGPHA. BBA and BCA take three years, but the others only take two. They offer management courses like BBA, B.Ed, BCA, MBA, and PGDHM. The MBA course is linked with Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University, while BBA, BCA, and B.Ed are linked with Chaudhary Charan Singh University (CCSU).

Placement: I'm currently studying in this college. I talked to some older students about job opportunities. The highest salary for BBA grads is about 8 lakhs per year. Companies like HCL and Amazon hire a lot from here. The latest placement data shows the highest package was 18 lakhs per year, with an average of 3.2 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty limited. There's a building with a library, sports room, and computer labs. Each floor has computer labs with lots of computers and Wi-Fi. They give out free books every semester, but you gotta return them when the semester ends.