IGC Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. You can ask them questions after class too. They use presentations and viva to help you understand better. The course covers all the latest stuff you need to know for different jobs, which you can find on the website. The exams in each semester are not too hard. They give out sample papers to practice. You need to work hard to get a good CGPA for getting a job. You have to keep at least 75% attendance, or they'll hold you back. There are midterms regularly that help boost your CGPA, so they're important too.

Placement: Our college is one of the top 3 colleges in PTU for placements. The placements here are pretty good. Students can do internships and get certifications. Before COVID, big companies like Amazon, Deloitte, and Infosys came to campus. But now, it's just okay.

Campus: The college has good computer labs, library, and Wi-Fi on campus. There's a room for group discussions. The subjects in B.Com cover everything you need to learn. Both the boys' and girls' hostels have Wi-Fi. The food in the mess is not great, but you can get non-veg food at a fair price. There's a doctor on campus, or you can go to a hospital 18 km away. Plus, there are football and cricket grounds to enjoy.

Admission: The teachers here vary in quality, but you can find some who really know their stuff. They explain things in an easy way. The course content is good, but we don't get to pick our own electives.

Placement: Despite the lockdown, about 60% of students landed jobs. The top salary of 10 LPA was from Byjus, with an average of 3 LPA. Many students were hired as software developers.

Campus: The classrooms here are nice, and all the labs and seminar halls have AC. Wi-Fi is available everywhere on campus and in the hostel. The food in the hostel is good quality, but you gotta pay extra for non-veg stuff.

Admission: The exams at this college come in two types: sessional and semester exams. The facilities for exams are good and they are conducted well. Semester exams can be tough, but they help prepare us for the industry.

Placement: The average offer is around 3 LPA, with the highest being 8 Lacs per year. Most CSE students land placements here, with about 80-90% getting placed.

Campus: The college facilities aren't great, but the infrastructure is good. Wi-Fi works well and the classrooms are nice. The library is also good.

Admission: The teachers at Indo Global College of Engineering are really great. They know their stuff and teach well. They're always there to help when you need it and they're super friendly too.

Placement: I'm currently studying computer science engineering at Indo Global College of Engineering. Overall, it's a pretty good college. A lot of companies come for placements, such as Infosys, Toyota, and TCS. About 80% of students end up getting placed. The average salary offered by companies is around 3.5 to 5 LPA, with the highest package being 30 LPA. Many students also land internships with companies like TCS and Infosys through the college.

Campus: Indo Global Colleges in Punjab is awesome! The campus is huge, like 70 acres of green space. They have cool classrooms with all the latest tech like Pearson digi classes. It's the only campus around here with digital classrooms. And they've got tons of labs and workshops for engineering students. Plus, there are research projects and other cool stuff to do on campus.

Admission: The courses are linked with PTU, and they're organized pretty good. Learning is easy, and they offer extra classes. But, in my opinion, they focus too much on theory and not enough on hands-on experience. The pass rate is around 85%, and the semester exams are okay.

Placement: Most students in my major find jobs easily. The internships here pay well. HCL offers the highest stipend, around 45,000. The most common job title is Senior Software Developer. HCL, Idea, and RedHat are the main companies that hire from our college.

Campus: In my branch, there are 2 sections with 45 students in each. The teachers are super nice, polite, and really helpful. They can handle all of us easily. The guards might be a little strict, but that's okay. As a new student, I've had a great experience with the faculty overall.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They're super helpful if you're confused about something. Semester exams can be a bit tricky, but you just need to get 24 out of 60 marks to pass.

Placement: In my course at Indo Global College of Engineering, 87 students got placed. The highest package offered is 18 LPA, but it's from off-campus, not on-campus. Lots of companies, like Pisoft and more, come to our college for recruitment.

Campus: The college campus is really cool and gives off good vibes. The department facilities are decent and the hostel facilities are pretty good too. The only downside is that a lot of students complain about the food in the mess. The hostel has Wi-Fi, which is a plus. Each department has its own library, which is convenient.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super friendly and always ready to help us out. They really know their stuff and teach us everything we need to know for our courses. If you put in the effort, passing each semester is a breeze without any extra work to catch up on.

Placement: During my three years in college, I never saw any companies coming to offer placements for civil engineering students. It seems like private companies don't really hire civil engineering grads from our college. So, I'd say the placement scene for civil engineering here is pretty much zero.

Campus: Indo Global College is about 17 km from PGI Chandigarh in a village called Abhipur. It's in a great spot with a peaceful vibe that's good for studying. The campus is awesome and the buildings look really nice. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. They give us study materials to prepare for exams easily. Their teaching is top-notch and we really like learning from them. They help us get ready for the future and the industry. Love it here!

Placement: I go to this college, and it's like the 3rd best in PTU colleges. They hook us up with over 4,200 jobs in India, and about 80% of us get a job thanks to them. Amazon offers the most cash at 32 LPA. I got internships at TCS, Infosys, and other cool places through my course here.

Campus: BCA is a three-year program that prepares students for the future with quizzes, seminars, and presentations. The hostel facilities are top-notch, and the food in the mess and canteen is tasty. It's a great place to hang out with friends and play sports.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The courses cover what's needed nowadays, but you gotta work hard to get better. The exams are tough, but you can get through them with good preparation.

Placement: Around 40% of students in our college got placed. The top salary offered is 4 LPA, and the average is 3.6 LPA. AspireFox in Mohali hired many students from our college this year, including some from our class. Most students got roles as software engineers.

Campus: The college has labs, clean classrooms, Wi-Fi, and a library with lots of books. The food in hostels is okay. There's a big playground and a football field. The hostel rooms are clean, big, and well-kept. The girl's hostels are nice too.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good and know their stuff. But some could be more educated. There are courses to choose from, but they're not very useful. They don't take us on industry visits. Exams aren't too hard, but the supply fee is way too expensive.

Placement: The job placement here is not great, around 20-30%. The average salary offered is 2-3 LPA. There aren't many companies that come to recruit. They said they have a 100% placement record, but it's not true, so don't rely on that.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at the college is pretty bad. The classrooms are okay, but they get super hot in the summer. There aren't a lot of facilities here. The transportation options are really lacking. The college is in a rural area, but on the bright side, it's not too crowded, which is nice.