HKBKDC Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at my college are awesome! They really care about helping us improve our studies and skills. Some teachers might not be the best, but most of them are great, especially in language subjects. The exams are okay, with two internals before the final one. The only downside is that the internals are really close together, so it's tough to get ready. Overall, the course content is top-notch, and the teachers make sure to cover everything and give us enough practice through the internals.

Placement: I'm happy with how well my college helps us get jobs. They really focus on getting us placed in our field. The career counseling is led by a faculty member, which is great. Companies like Toyota, IBM, and others come to hire students. We also have training sessions to prepare for on-campus placements. The highest salary offered so far is 6 LPA, and the average is 3 LPA for different positions.

Campus: The hostel has separate buildings for boys and girls. The girls' hostel is pretty nice, but the boys' one isn't great. The boys' hostel has over 20 rooms spread across 3 floors with a mess hall. If you're sharing a room, you'll have a maximum of 3 roommates. They don't allow outsiders inside the hostel, and there's always a warden keeping an eye on things.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, especially in math and C#. They offer lots of fun stuff to do outside of class, like trips to companies. It's cool to see how things work in real life. The exams are not too hard if you put in the effort to study. Plus, the teachers give us everything we need to do well. To pass, we just need to get at least 25 points on the external test and 40 points on the internal one.

Placement: In the BCA department, there were around 200 students. About 10-15 students landed jobs at big IT companies like Infosys, IBM, and Cognizant with salaries ranging from 7-10 LPA. A lot of us also got internships, which was awesome.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. The classrooms have smart boards and Wi-Fi, which is cool. The labs have computers, but some don't work properly. The library is awesome we can find everything we need for our courses there. And the canteen is a highlight! There are two canteens: one with snacks and sandwiches, and the other with full meals. Love it!

Admission: The college has really good teaching facilities. The teachers have been teaching for over 15 years. They push us to do things like give speeches, compete in debates, and discuss different topics. We also get to go on trips to companies like Biocon, Canon, and Titan. There are 6 semester exams we have to pass to finish our degree. The exams aren't super hard, but you gotta put in the work to get good grades.

Placement: I really like how this college helps students get jobs. They work with big companies like Infotech, HCL, and Tata Industries. The training they give us is great for interviews and building skills. The highest salary they've gotten for a student is around 20 LPA. It's awesome how they prepare us for success!

Campus: I studied BCA here. The college has lots of cool stuff like a library, canteen, and sports fields for football, cricket, and volleyball. I stayed in the PG which had a gym, washing machines, cooking area, and hot water. They offer three types of food with options from both northern and southern cuisines.

Admission: The teachers here are not great. They don't explain things well, so attendance is important. The semester exams are easy; you can pass without much effort. I think having a 7.5 CGPA is good. It's more about skills than just getting high marks. We also get to go on industry visits, so be prepared for that.

Placement: I wouldn't recommend trusting the admission department for placements. The highest package offered is only 2 lakhs per year, and TCS is the top company that recruits here. The internships provided by the college are not helpful at all for developing skills. I regret choosing BCA because I feel like my career has been wasted.

Campus: The campus has a nice vibe with lots of greenery. The food in the canteen is really great, and the buildings look cool. They serve good food in the mess and canteen. The college has decent medical facilities and sports options. They push sports activities, but you gotta show up to class regularly gotta keep that 75% attendance.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but some of them aren't staying long. It seems like the college isn't treating them well. A few teachers are nice, but they could improve their teaching.

Placement: The placement scene is decent. Lots of companies come to hire students.

Campus: The hostel and food here aren't great. There isn't any medical help available. The canteen is pretty bad - it's dirty and the food isn't good. The warden isn't very nice either. I wouldn't suggest this college to anyone, but the area around the campus is nice.

Admission: The teachers are really good here. They're qualified, helpful, and know their stuff. Since it's an autonomous college, we need to do some extra studying because not everything is covered in the syllabus. But it's cool because it helps us get ready for the industry. The semester exams are pretty straightforward, mostly based on last year's questions.

Placement: Not many students land jobs from Kristu Jayanti College. The pay is not great - highest is Rs. 25,000/month and the lowest is Rs. 10,000/month. Only local companies hire, no big names. We all have to do an internship and pay for it. Companies like Biozeen, Bionorm, and local places come for placements. I can aim for roles like research scientist and biotechnologist after my course.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is always spotty, so don't rely on it. There are 8 labs to use - like one for plants, one for cells, and a research lab. The library is huge with tons of books. The classrooms are big and comfy. The food at the hostel isn't great, but the mess and canteen food are awesome. There are two main blocks - one for classes and one for the admin stuff. They have a medical room with a doctor and nurse. You can join sports teams like basketball, volleyball, throwball, and badminton. They organize games for everyone to enjoy.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super knowledgeable and have taken lots of tough classes. They all have been teaching for years. The exams each semester are doable, and the teachers really care about helping us do our best. It's a great place to learn!

Placement: The college has great placements with big companies like DXC, Infosys, HCL, Dell, and others. They give good pay packages. But to get hired by them, you need to have good grades throughout college. Plus, some of these companies let you work from home, which is cool.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with a beautiful green campus. The parking for bikes and hostel facilities are good. They give students everything they need for a comfortable life. I'm happy with the faculty, great placements in the past, and awesome facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and friendly. They always support us and help us with projects related to our favorite places. The syllabus for exams is easy and useful. By the 5th semester, the teachers prepare us well for the industry. Good memories are made here for sure!

Placement: If you have a CGPA above 7.2, you're likely to get placed based on how well you do in activities. They offer placements in companies like IBM, HDFC, Infosys, Google, Flipkart, and FedEx. You can land roles like marketing manager, ambassador, or accountant.

Campus: The campus is really green and spacious, with wifi available in every department. Each department has its own library, which is super convenient. There are separate hostels for girls and boys, with a gym available for all students. The campus has two canteens where you can grab a meal. They really encourage all kinds of sports here, and there are inter-college programs going on. Plus, they have their own exam center, which is pretty cool.

Admission: The faculty-to-student ratio was great. They explained things really well, making it easy for us to learn quickly. My favorite faculty member was Shinde Sir, the Math teacher. He explained everything so clearly and was really nice to us. The only teacher I didn't like was Jyoti Mam, who taught Computer Science. The exams we had were mid-semester and end-semester exams, which weren't too hard. Some students didn't do well, but most of us passed.

Placement: Once we hit the third semester, we could apply for campus jobs. Big companies like Microsoft and Google came to hire students for electrical and civil roles. The top package was one crore, and most students got around 10 LPA. If you had a CGPA above 8.5, you had a good chance of landing a job. After finishing my degree, I was thinking of pursuing further studies.

Campus: I really liked the campus life here. The environment is so green and peaceful. There are sports like basketball, football clubs, and lots of opportunities to get involved.

Admission: The teachers at the college were super helpful and really knew their stuff. They made it easy to pass exams, but you had to know how to explain things in your own words.

Placement: I was happy with the placements at college. Lots of students landed jobs at good companies. Most of the roles were in HR and finance. Overall, about half of the students got placed, which was great.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch, with a beautiful green environment. The hostel is clean and cozy, and the food is tasty. Everything is well-maintained and looks great.