HLM Group of Institutions

Admission: The faculty here are really nice and polite. They act like real college teachers. Most of them speak English well, but a few need to step up. Some just show up and don't really teach.

Placement: I'm a freshman at college and I don't really know much about job opportunities here. But I heard that students who graduate from this college usually get good jobs. I hope I can land a great job too. It would be awesome if my friend also gets a good job so we can both be happy.

Campus: I've been at this college for 4 months now. Overall, the facilities are pretty good. The labs and classrooms are nice. But the Wi-Fi is a major letdown. It barely works. The canteen definitely needs an upgrade. The food there is terrible. They should seriously consider changing the food providers.

Admission: The teachers don't tell us much about the exams. They don't give us dates or admit cards. They only care about money. They blame us for everything and don't help. They just want fees and penalties, even for things that don't matter.

Placement: The college doesn't offer any job placements. They only take us on a company visit to tick a box. They don't really care about helping us succeed. They blame us for no reason, give unfair fines, and make things difficult for us. Honestly, this college is a letdown.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. We can enter from gate number 2, which is around 200-300 meters from where the reception and classes are. The library seems more for show than anything else. There aren't any extra activities or facilities for students. The college looks nice from the outside, but not so much from the inside.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super friendly. This course is all about getting a Bachelor's degree and getting ready for government exams like UPSC and SSC. The pass rate is around 33% overall. Exams aren't too hard as long as you've put in the work and studied your subjects well.

Placement: So, like, for the Bachelor of Arts program, there aren't any placements offered. But don't worry, you can still do internships on your own if you want. Just a heads up, there aren't any internships set up for this course. It's more about getting ready to speak in front of people.

Campus: The BA course at this college has great infrastructure. They've got a cool canteen with lots of food options, a big sports ground, and a library. Unfortunately, there's no hostel. But they do have Wi-Fi, and they also organize sports competitions.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They use a mix of lectures, hands-on stuff, and projects to get us ready for the real world. Plus, we get to use computer labs with all the latest software which helps a lot. The teachers are super helpful and smart. I'll never forget my math teacher who even helped me out when she was sick right before exams. The exams are fair, you just need to pass with at least 40% in each subject.

Placement: Most students in this course get placed, which is awesome. The highest salary they offer is around 10 LPA, while the lowest is around 4 LPA. On average, it's around 7 LPA. The cool part is that top companies like Wipro, ITC, and Airtel come for placements. And they offer roles like software developer and ethical hacker.

Campus: The BCA infrastructure at HLM College is great for learning. They have a computer lab, library, digital classrooms, and a cafeteria. The sports department even has a stadium for cricket and football. There are 2 volleyball courts, badminton courts, a basketball court, and more sports facilities available.

Admission: I'm a BCA student at HLM college, currently in my sixth semester. The teachers here are really knowledgeable and helpful. The course is preparing me well for a good salary in the IT field. I'm gaining lots of experience and knowledge from my classes.

Placement: The college placement at HLM is okay. It's not a top-tier school, so you shouldn't expect too much. But they do offer some decent job opportunities if you meet the requirements. On average, students get a package of around 3 lakhs per year, but if you're really good, you could get more based on your skills.

Campus: The infrastructure at HLM is really nice. They have a huge football field where we play every day. The sports complex is cool too, with a gym, table tennis, and other games for students. And there's a hostel for both guys and girls. Plus, we've got two libraries which are pretty good.

Admission: The teaching here is really good. I can understand everything easily, and they give out notes regularly. The course they teach is practical and gets us ready for the industry. Exams are not too hard, you just need a 40 to pass.

Placement: The placement rate for this course is around 50%, which is pretty good. The highest salary offered is 10 LPA, the lowest is 4 LPA, and the average is 7 LPA. The college helps students get placements, but it's just okay. Companies like HCL, Wipro, and more visit the college for hiring students.

Campus: The college has everything you need - AC classrooms, smart boards, and a cool auditorium for events. The infrastructure is top-notch with awesome labs and a library that's always in good shape.

Admission: The teachers at HLM are really good at what they do. They guide us with our research, jobs, and practical work. I like how they teach using real-life examples. They also make us practice old exam questions, which is super helpful.

Placement: The placement scene at our college is spot on. There are lots of job options available in our final year. You can land a job in different companies and organizations. The college really helps us out with finding work too. Big companies like Wipro, ITC, and Airtel come for placements. Around 64% of students usually get jobs by the end of their final year.

Campus: Our university is great for extracurricular activities. It's a happy place to relax and have fun. The library has lots of books for different subjects. Each stream has its own lab. The food is good, and there's a first-aid service too.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and know a lot, but sometimes they don't get what we're asking. So, we don't always get the answers we need. The course material is super outdated, which doesn't prepare us for real-world jobs. Exams are kinda average in difficulty, and most students pass with a 70-80% success rate.

Placement: Only about 5-6% of students actually land a job in their field after graduation. Some students interview for jobs, but end up not getting hired because it's not related to what they studied. On the bright side, there are around 10-13% of jobs in marketing up for grabs, which is pretty good since there are a lot of marketing placements available.

Campus: The Wi-Fi can be spotty and doesn't always work in the computer labs. The classrooms are clean, and we have a great library. I'm not sure about the hostel. The canteen is always closed, which is a bummer. The sports facilities are good, but the organization could be better.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really top-notch. They're super skilled and help us connect well with everyone. The courses here really prepare us for the real world. We get to attend cool webinars, seminars, and industry visits that get us ready for working in the field.

Placement: Most students from our course found jobs, which is cool. The highest salary offered is over 2 lacs a month, while the lowest is Rs. 20,000 a month. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, and IBM come to our campus to hire students. Lots of us also got internships, which is awesome. They offer cool roles like software developer, ethical hacker, and AI stuff.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, computer labs, and sports activities. The classrooms are comfy, and there are good medical facilities too. I like how the college supports sports. Overall, I'm happy with everything here.

Admission: The teachers are pretty helpful and clear up any doubts, except for business communication. In that subject, the faculty members left halfway through the semester and the college didn't replace them. They don't always show up in the lab to help us out. The exams are fair and not too hard. Around 80% of students pass. The teachers do come in to teach the class.

Placement: The starting salary is around 2.40 LPA, while the highest is 6 LPA. I'm not sure about the exact number of students who recently landed internships, but I can say that my course is top-notch. My batchmates are doing great currently. The college provides placements, but it all comes down to how well we perform. The college supports us until the end.

Campus: The AC in my classroom doesn't work well during the summer, so me and my classmates struggle. There's no Wi-Fi for students, but the labs are fine. The college has good infrastructure and offers sports and games, but the canteen food is just okay.