Indian Institute of Crafts and Design

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They explain things in an easy way that makes sense. They make sure we're ready for the real world. The exams each semester are a breeze, almost everyone can pass them.

Placement: Most students in this course get placed, usually around 70-80%. The highest package you can land after graduation is about 15 Lacs per year, while the lowest is 1.5 Lacs per year. On average, students get around 4 Lacs per year. And around 80-90% of students manage to snag internships too.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and provides top-notch facilities. They have Wi-Fi for students to use. The classrooms are super clean and tidy with granite desks. There are libraries for studying and separate hostels for girls and boys. It's a pretty good setup overall.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They always support us, especially during exam time. But there was a bit of a mix-up with one of the teachers. I'm in an English class, but we had a Hindi teacher come in to teach us. It was confusing for me and my friends because we couldn't understand everything.

Placement: If you scored above 55% in 12th grade, you're in at our college. The top salary in 2022 was 27 LPA. Companies like Amazon, TCS, L&T, Infosys, and more hire here. It's hard to pinpoint the exact percentage since it varies by college.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty bad, and the facilities are not great either. The sports scene is lacking because we don't even have our own ground we have to use the school's ground.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. If you're keen on learning, they'll support you. The course is super practical and gets you ready for work. Exams are not too hard, just the right level.

Placement: In my Integrated M.Sc. Statistics course, there are around 35 students. The average package is around 3-5 LPA, but placements aren't guaranteed, so you have to hustle and find opportunities yourself. With a Stats background, we can explore jobs like ISS officer, JSO, and other cool fields.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and the facilities are pretty good. They have Wi-Fi and labs for Computer Science, Statistics, Chemistry, Maths, Physics, and more. The library has lots of books you can borrow. The food in the mess is good too.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful! They clear up our doubts, mentor us for exams, and show us career options. The courses are spot on and prepare us well for the future. But man, those semester exams are no joke!

Placement: I really like how many students get jobs after finishing M.Com. It's around 65 percent every year, which is awesome. Companies usually offer an average of 3 Lacs per year, which is pretty good. Plus, lots of students get to do internships with companies too.

Campus: The college has great facilities with modern equipment and comfy benches in the lecture halls. Plus, the lecture halls are air-conditioned. There's also a canteen and library on campus which is really convenient.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They know their stuff and explain things in an easy way. They really support us in our studies and get us ready for the job market. The exams are pretty simple, so most of us can pass without too much stress.

Placement: Most students in our course end up getting placed, which is around 70-80%. The highest salary offered is about 12 lakhs per year, while the lowest is around 2 lakhs per year. Almost 80-90% of students also manage to secure internships, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The facilities for my course are really good. The classrooms are clean and have Wi-Fi. The benches are made of granite, which is cool. There's a library for studying. The hostel food is good quality. And there are separate hostels for girls and boys, which is nice.

Admission: Most of the professors are really knowledgeable, but they're not very helpful when you need it. They are qualified, though. The teaching quality is just okayit's not the best. The course curriculum covers a lot of different stuff, which is good for us students. Exams are not too hard; you can pass if you study a bit before. But you still need to understand the concepts. About 3 out of 33 students don't pass their exams at the end of the semester.

Placement: I'm currently doing integrated M.Sc. in microbiology and I'm in my 3rd semester at Curaj. Recently, I talked to a senior about placements in our department. We both agreed that there aren't many good job options for life science students here. The placements for life science students are not great. Many students end up joining random pharma companies or going for higher studies like GATE, NET, etc. Honestly, there aren't a lot of good placement opportunities available here.

Campus: The campus has really good facilities. The classrooms have all the tech we need and the Wi-Fi is super fast. They even have sports fields for football, cricket, tennis, basketball, and badminton. There's also an ambulance on standby and a hospital with a dentist and doctor. The food in the hostel is just okay, nothing special.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They know their stuff and are always there to help. The classes cover stuff that's useful for getting a job. The exams are a bit tough, but most people pass. I'd give it 4 stars for sure!

Placement: Most students here get jobs after graduating, around 60-70%. The highest salary offered is 10-12 LPA, while the lowest is 3-4 LPA. On average, students get around 5-6 LPA. You can find internships too, like at PRS and NITI Aayog. After graduating, students get roles like policy analyst or research associate.

Campus: The classrooms are well-equipped with good Wi-Fi, and the library has what I need. The hostel is okay, with clean rooms and basic amenities. The food in the mess is decent, but there isn't a lot of variety. They have basic medical facilities, and the sports facilities are pretty good with lots of games to play.

Admission: The professors at my university are really good. They know their stuff and are always there to help us out. The way they teach is great. Exams are not too hard, just average. We have 2 mid-terms that count for 40% of the grade and a final exam that counts for 60%. To pass a class, you need at least 35 out of 100, with at least 21 in the final exam.

Placement: My name is Aryan Prajapat and I'm studying Int. M.Sc. in Computer Science at Central University of Rajasthan. The first three years focus on B.Sc. basics, then the next two years dive deeper into computer knowledge. Once we finish the course, we can apply for jobs off-campus.

Campus: At my college, they have all the stuff we need. We get free Wi-Fi, which is awesome. There are 3 labs in my department one for programming, one for networking, and one for artificial intelligence. We can borrow up to 5 books at a time for 15 days, and it doesn't cost anything. The food in the cafeteria is okay, nothing special. It costs 106 rupees a day.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch, all with Ph.D. degrees and tons of smarts. They teach us in a way that's super useful  mixing theory with real-world stuff. It gets us ready for the job world and all its challenges. The exams can be a bit tough, but we have them every semester. And most students pass with flying colors  about 90% of us make it through.

Placement: Last year, around 10 students from my course got placed. The highest salary offered was 12 LPA and the lowest was 5 LPA. The companies that hired the most were in electronics and communication fields, looking for students with practical skills. I think about 10 to 12 students found jobs last year.

Campus: The campus has a lot of green spaces, gardens, lifts, and ramps for people with disabilities. The classrooms are clean and the library has a lot of useful books. Overall, it's a well-maintained place with everything you need for studying.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They're all professors from the main university. The course is practical and helps us a lot with our studies. It's great if you want to do a Phd later on. Almost everyone passes, so that's a relief. The exams are a bit challenging, but manageable.

Placement: Around 30% of us in my course got placed. The highest salary was 9 LPA, the lowest was 1.5 LPA, and the average was about 3 lakhs. TCS and Amazon are the top companies that hire from our college. Half of the students got internships, both on and off campus. Wipro and TCS are some of the main companies where students intern. The main roles offered in my course are for a Ph.D. in Economics.

Campus: The department has Wifi, Mac computers, computer labs, library, and a reading hall. The hostel quality is decent, and the food is pretty good. The canteen stays open until 2 AM, and there are 24/7 medical facilities. You can play indoor games in the hostel like carrom, chess, table tennis, and there's even a gym.