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Admission: The courses were really up-to-date and they covered all the important stuff. In the second year, we could choose a specialty. Exams were done by semester and there were some internal tests too, but they weren't too hard. Most students passed, about 9 out of 10. The teachers were helpful and supportive.

Placement: The placement team here really cares about us. They help out around 60% of students with job placements and about 40% with internships. Most people get job offers around 2 LPA, but some lucky ones even got offers as high as 6.5 LPA.

Campus: The course had Wi-Fi and labs with good connections and enough equipment. The classroom and library had online and offline resources. The hostel was good, and they had some medical, sports, and gym facilities too.

Admission: The semester exams were pretty easy. Most students passed, about 90% did. We learned a lot about microbiology and related stuff. The teachers were really good and made learning fun.

Placement: The job offers were pretty good. The highest salary was about 5 LPA, while the average was around 2 LPA. About half of the students got jobs after graduation, and around 40% did internships. Companies that came for hiring included pharmaceutical, food, and research companies.

Campus: The hostel had good rooms that were clean. The food in the mess was okay. There was a canteen for snacks, and they had basic medical help. They also had sports facilities and Wi-Fi. The classrooms were clean too.

Admission: The teachers at our university are really good and they know their stuff. They come from top colleges like IITs and NITs. My friends say the teaching here is better than other places. The head of the department checks on us every semester to make sure everything's going well. The courses are updated and easy to follow. I find my course interesting and not too hard. We focus on important topics in each subject, so we get enough time to learn. Right now, we don't have any optional subjects, but maybe we'll get some next semester.

Placement: The college doesn't set up internships for us. We have to find our own at companies we like. The college gives us some links to apply for internships, but they don't directly help us. The company pays Rs. 4,000 per month as a stipend. Job chances are rare, and only the best students get placed. The starting salary is low, around 2.5 LPA. Companies like Dhanlaxmi Bank and Annapurna Finance visit our college. Job opportunities here are not great.

Campus: I really like the dorms at the university. Each room has AC, private bathrooms, filtered water, and a TV. They serve breakfast, lunch, tea, and dinner. The food is top-notch, way better than other places I've tried.

Admission: I really liked the curriculum because it taught us a lot of useful stuff. The hands-on experience was cool too, it helped me see how things work in the real world. The exams weren't too tough, most people passed with about 80% of students making it through each semester.

Placement: The placement rate was around 50-60%, and there weren't many internship options. The highest salary offered was 5 LPA, while the lowest was 2 LPA.

Campus: The hostel was a decent place for the price. The rooms were a good size and kept clean. The food in the mess was tasty too. The classrooms were nice, and there was Wi-Fi and a library available. Overall, a good place to stay.

Admission: The semester exams weren't too bad, and most students passed. The teachers were really good - they knew their stuff and were always there to help. Each professor had their own way of teaching, but overall it was pretty good. The stuff we learned was important and gave a good foundation.

Placement: About 30-40% of us got job offers, with only 20% actually landing one. Most of the roles were for research associate, data analyst, and a few teaching gigs. The average pay was about 2 LPA.

Campus: The hostel was pretty good, with clean rooms and study areas. The food in the mess was okay, and the canteen had lots of snacks to choose from. There weren't many medical facilities, but we had sports like cricket and football to enjoy.

Admission: I really liked the curriculum for environment science. It covered all the important stuff for industry jobs. The semester exams weren't too hard, and most students passed  about 90%. The teachers were super helpful and knew their stuff. They did a great job teaching us.

Placement: For environment science students, the college usually sees around 15 to 55 students getting placed. There aren't a lot of internships, but the job roles are mostly environment consultant or research analyst.

Campus: The labs in our department were top-notch and the classrooms had good ventilation. We also had a library, but the Wi-Fi was a bit spotty. The hostel was nice with good facilities, and the mess served tasty food. It was convenient to have medical services available on campus too.

Admission: The exams are good at ICG. The best part is the faculty members. They are super cooperative and always solve our doubts. All teachers are well-qualified and perfect for their subjects. They give fair evaluations and emphasize good attendance. I really appreciate how responsible and caring they are. The course updates are regularly posted on the college website. I like that there are various courses available, including extra ones related to our stream.

Placement: The placements here are really good. Almost everyone gets a job in Jaipur. Companies like Wipro, HCL, and TCS come to hire students. They offer an average package of 3-4 LPA. The placement cell arranges talks by experts about different career options. They also help students get interviews with companies. It's a great opportunity for all students here.

Campus: The college facilities are nice. The rooms can fit two students easily. The food at the mess is alright, sometimes it's good and sometimes not so much. We have hostels on campus with separate mess facilities for girls and boys. The labs are great with good sitting arrangements. The infrastructure is really good with fully air-conditioned labs and big rooms where we can all sit comfortably.

Admission: The professors were really good at teaching and were super friendly and helpful. Students really liked how they taught. The classes were set up well, always keeping things up-to-date and preparing us for the real world. The work wasn't too hard either.

Placement: I was happy to see top companies like E&Y, Deloitte, Accenture, and Tata Consultancy coming for placements. The highest package was about 6 LPA, while the lowest was around 2 LPA. Around 60% of students in our course got placed, which was pretty good.

Campus: The course area and hostel area here are pretty good in terms of facilities. The hostel rooms are comfy, they clean them regularly, and the food in the mess is decent. The classrooms are in good shape, and the library is awesome lots of books and stuff to use.

Admission: The teachers at this college were really helpful and knew their stuff. They used a mix of lectures, labs, and seminars which kept things interesting. The chemistry course covered all the important stuff. The exams weren't too hard, and most people passed with over an 80% rate.

Placement: I got offered roles like research associate, quality control analyst, and analytical chemist after college. Lots of students also got internships, around 45%. About 40% of students found placements too. The highest package was about 4 LPA.

Campus: The labs in the department had cool equipment like NMR and HPLC. Wi-Fi worked well around campus. The classrooms were big and comfy. The library had lots of chemistry books and journals. And the canteen had yummy snacks too!

Admission: The teachers were really helpful and knew their stuff. The course material was practical and made sense. I liked how they mixed in hands-on projects with the lectures. The exams were not too hard, kind of in the middle. A lot of students passed, about 8% of us.

Placement: The job placements here were pretty good. Most students got jobs, about 60%. The average salary offered was around 3 LPA. Some students also got internships, around 30%. Companies that came for recruitment were mainly from research and pharmaceutical fields.

Campus: The department had good infrastructure with well-equipped labs. Wi-Fi worked well everywhere. They had a library with online and offline resources. Hostel facilities were good, and the food in the mess was clean. They also had sports facilities and basic medical support.