Indira Gandhi National Tribal University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here have good qualifications, but they're not too helpful. The teaching isn't the best either. The curriculum doesn't really get us ready for the industry. Exams are pretty easy, with most students passing. But the timetable is always messed up.

Placement: I'm in a course where no one is getting placed, and there are no job packages. Companies don't come for recruitment either. But about 1-5% of students do get internships, which is something. If you do well in the NET LS exam or aim for a PhD and JRF, this course has some opportunities for you. And if you pass the NET or GATE exam, there's a chance for a good career ahead.

Campus: The facilities at the university are not great. The general store, photocopy shop, dispensary, and ambulance only deserve a 1 out of 5. The WiFi is below average, getting a 2 out of 5. The labs are also not good, rated at 2 out of 5. The classrooms are pretty bad, only getting a 1 out of 5. The library is a bit better with a 3 out of 5. The hostel doesn't have enough seats or good facilities. There's a water crisis ongoing. The food quality is really low, just enough to get by. The mess and canteen serve expensive, low-quality food. The sports complex is okay, but the medical facilities are disappointing.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable, many have Ph.D. and NET qualifications. Some are great at teaching, but others just read from slides. The study program doesn't really get you ready for the job market. The exams are pretty easy, you can pass if you study for about an hour each day.

Placement: I was in a course where about 10-20% of students got placed. The best offer was INR 45000, while the lowest was INR 15000. Most students end up working as guest lecturers instead of in companies. Only a small 2% got internships. If you pass UGC NET or GATE SET, you can go for a Ph.D. program.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is a bit of a hassle to get connected to because you have to go through a long process to get the username and password. The labs are just okay, not great but not terrible either. There aren't enough classrooms for each department, which can be a problem. The library is really good though, with all the resources you need. The hostel could use some improvements, the caretaker isn't very friendly. The food is not the best, but at least the mess hall is clean. It's good to know that there's always medical help available in case of emergencies.

Admission: The teachers in my department know their stuff, but they could be more supportive. This course doesn't really prepare us for jobs or other skills. The semester exams are not too hard or too easy, just average. Most students pass with around 75% to 80%.

Placement: I didn't see any students getting placed here. Companies don't come for placements. The placement situation is really bad. All we get is a degree. There are no companies for internships. My courses don't offer any job roles. The placement scene is really poor.

Campus: In my department, we don't have labs, Wi-Fi, or a library. There's only one smart class for everyone. Sadly, there are no placement opportunities either. The classrooms are just okay, nothing great. The hostel is not good - the food isn't great and there's no study room or library. Students stay in rooms, but there aren't many facilities for us.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart. They all have PhDs and know a lot. They're super friendly and easy to talk to. If you go to class and pay attention, passing the exams is not too hard.

Placement: The university doesn't offer any placements for students. Before joining, think about it  they don't help with job placements. The university is good overall, but they don't have any job support.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. It's in a hilly area away from the town, so it's nice and clean. The buildings for each department are well-designed and look really nice. There are labs for every department, especially for pharmacy. The campus has free Wi-Fi, which is awesome. The library is right in the middle of the main campus. It opens at 6 AM and closes at 6.30 PM. You can study there with lots of books and journals. You can borrow three books for a month at a time. The hostel is available for most students. It's pretty good, but the food in the mess isn't the best. You get a 4-sharing room with a bed, table, chair, and wardrobe. There's free Wi-Fi and a study room in the hostel. Medical help is free for all students. And there's a sports complex for playing indoor and outdoor games.

Admission: The course material is current, and the teachers know their stuff. Exams are on time, and most students pass. My department's professors were strict but supportive. Sometimes, Ph.D. students taught part of the syllabus, which was cool. Overall, it was a good experience.

Placement: In my college, each class has around 50-60 students. I was in the Bachelor of Science program where I studied subjects like Botany, Zoology, and Chemistry. Most students in my batch went for postgraduation. I liked that some courses had good job opportunities. Studying these subjects in undergrad helped me decide what to study next.

Campus: The campus has everything you need like Wi-Fi in hostels and library. They even have a gym in the hostels. The Science Department has all the equipment for experiments. The mess food is good, and you can also eat at the 2-3 canteens outside. There's a dispensary for medical stuff and a sports complex for all sports activities.

Admission: I really like the teachers here! They teach in a way that's different from my old school, and I think it's great. The classes are well-organized, and the exams aren't too hard. The topics are easy to learn and understand, which helps a lot when it's test time.

Placement: Last year, not many students got placed in my MA Economics course. Job opportunities are quite limited, with most graduates going for NET and becoming assistant professors. If you want better chances at placements, you might have to do BEd or NET.

Campus: The school has Wi-Fi for everyone. The classrooms are clean and nice. The library has lots of books, but it's not open as long as some other places. The dorms are good, with power, water, and Wi-Fi. The health center only has a clinic, no fancy stuff. And there's a cool sports area for playing games.

Admission: The department head and faculty members are super chill and helpful. They're always there to help us with our questions. We have end-of-semester discussions every six months. To pass, you need a 4.00 CGPA in the exams.

Placement: Most students get good jobs through the university, like some companies offering 1 LPA. The faculty members are awesome, and the campus is top-notch for learning.

Campus: The hostel here is really nice. The rooms and bathrooms are well-kept. They have 3 hostels for girls and 3 for boys. The hostel fee is 2700 per year for general and OBC students, but only 500 for SCs and STs. And they even have indoor and outdoor gyms for us to use.

Admission: The teachers at this college were really helpful and knew their stuff. The teaching was good and the course content was spot on for getting us ready for the industry. The exams weren't too hard either.

Placement: At IGNTU, MCA students have great placement chances. Around 40% of MCA students get jobs here. The average salary offered is between 3 to 5 lakhs per year. Top companies like Infosys, TCS, and Wipro come for placements.

Campus: The MCA course at this college had okay facilities. They had computer labs, Wi-Fi, a library, and a canteen for students to use. They even had a hostel for students to stay in. The food was pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are great! Some visiting faculty also come in, and they really know their stuff. They make learning easy and fun. The curriculum helps us prepare for our future careers. The exams are not too hard, just the right level.

Placement: There are job opportunities for pharmacists and drug inspectors in places like hospitals and pharmacies. The top companies that hire from our college are Sun Pharma and local hospitals. About 30% of students find placements, and most students look for internships on their own.

Campus: The labs for practical classes in subjects like pharmacology and pharmacognosy are kinda limited. But we do have a library and computer lab. Wi-Fi only works in the department area. The hostel is alright, and the food is just average.

Admission: Being in the Business Management Department is cool. The classes are easy and fun. The teachers know their stuff and are always there to help us out. They are on time for classes and really care about our success. The passing rate is about half, so you gotta put in some effort.

Placement: I couldn't find any placement opportunities at college due to location and lack of companies interested in hiring. Only tourism department students get on-campus placements here, while others have to look for jobs off-campus. So if you're looking for a job after college, you'll have to apply to companies outside of campus.

Campus: The university has lots of facilities like a hostel that costs 3250 rupees for OBC and General students for a year. The library is great. There's a mess, but it costs 3000 rupees a month. They have a sports complex, gym, swimming pool, badminton hall, basketball, volleyball, and cricket ground.