Indore Professional Studies Academy, Jhabua

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and always help us out. They explain things well and keep us motivated to do well in our studies. It's nice to have such supportive professors.

Placement: The college helps us find jobs after we finish our course. They have a special office called the central placement cell for this. Lots of companies come to our campus to hire students. I heard they get about 80% of students placed, which is pretty good.

Campus: Our college campus is massive, covering 50 acres. There are different departments offering courses like engineering, architecture, and pharmacy. Each department has its own library. The classrooms are comfortable and there are sports events at both the college and university levels.

Admission: The teachers at my college are so supportive. I really appreciate how knowledgeable and experienced they are. I like how they teach us, and they also share info about different areas. Whenever we have problems, they always help us out.

Placement: I really liked how most students here get hired by different companies. The college gives great info about job placements. Companies like TCS, Wipro, Jaro Education, and L&T come for placements. The atmosphere for job placements is positive, and everyone is super helpful and great.

Campus: The facilities at our college are great. The library has all the important books on every topic. Our labs are one of the best in Madhya Pradesh. The classrooms are clean and tidy. Plus, we have good medical help in case of emergencies.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and explain things from the basics to the advanced stuff. They treat everyone equally and are always there to help with any questions or doubts. The semester exam can be tough because it's all about applying what you've learned to real-life situations. But hey, most students pass with flying colors - over 90% pass rate!

Placement: The student placement rate is pretty low, around 2 out of 10. But, it really comes down to how skilled you are. Every student has a shot at getting a job. The highest salary offered is 23 LPA, while the lowest is 5 LPA. Some big companies like Asian Paints, Cadbury, and Britannia hire from here. About 60% of students manage to snag internships too.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure. The library is free for all students and the facilities are top-notch. The classrooms are high-tech, making it easy to understand the concepts. There's a girls' hostel on campus. The food is good but a bit pricey. They also have sports and games for students.

Admission: The exams are in June. The teachers are smart and know their stuff, but they don't teach us practical stuff in the first year. This course lasts a whole year. Not many people pass, about 35-40%. The teachers rush through the material, so it's hard for everyone to keep up.

Placement: Placement for BBA students at our college is pretty disappointing. I haven't heard of any good placement news. Some well-known companies like JSW Steel, Asian Paints, and TCS do come for placements, but not many students get placed.

Campus: The campus is really nice with a canteen, library, printing shop, sports ground, labs, and Wi-Fi everywhere. There are also facilities just for girls, not for boys. It's a great place to study and hang out!

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They make it easy to understand the topics and keep us engaged in class. The course prepares us well for the industry.

Placement: Every year, talented students land great jobs. They work hard and stay focused to get those opportunities. At my college, big companies come for placements and hire students. I'm not sure about the exact placement percentage, but from what my seniors say, if you have skills, creative ideas, and logical thinking, you can easily get a job.

Campus: The classrooms now have digital boards, which really help us understand the topics better. It's cool to see the college keeping up with the latest technology trends! The computer labs have top-notch systems that prepare us for jobs in IT. And the library always has useful books to help us study and improve academically. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are really good and the courses are super interesting. They're all about what you want to do in the future. The final exams are easier than the midterms, so that's a relief. Most students pass, like 80-85%, and the rest can try again in a different exam. If you don't make it, there's a chance to catch up in the summer. It's in May and June, just in case you need it.

Placement: Around 60-70% of students get jobs after they finish. The highest salary is usually between 25-35 LPA, while the lowest is around 2.5-3.0 LPA. Most people end up with a salary of about 4.5 LPA. Companies like Hexaware, Capgemini, Musigma, and T. Mahindra come to hire students. If you're good at what you do, you'll find a job here without too much trouble.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure compared to others in the city. The labs are decent, and the campus is really clean. The food at the canteen is just okay, but it's always crowded. Unfortunately, the sports facilities are pretty bad. If you're into sports, this college isn't the best choice for you.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and know their stuff. They make an effort to talk to everyone in class. There are usually around 40-45 students in a class, even though it can fit up to 60-75. So, the teacher to student ratio is about 1:45. The topics we learn don't always feel useful for real jobs. But, a lot of people pass their exams with flying colors. The tests are kinda tough, but most people manage to pass without too much stress.

Placement: In the 7th-8th semester, we get chances for campus placements. Lots of companies like TCS, Wipro, Tata AIG, HDFC Bank, Infosys, etc., come for hiring. The average salary they offer is around 6 LPA-7.5 LPA, and the highest can go up to 11 LPA-12 LPA. We're not sure about the exact placement percentage, though.

Campus: The college and department buildings are nice, but there's no Wi-Fi on campus and the network isn't great. Classrooms have smartboards or projectors, and some have regular black or whiteboards. No air-conditioning though. The library is huge, clean, and organized by semester and department. If you want to play sports, you have to talk to the coach there are no specific periods for it. The food in the mess is good quality and affordable.

Admission: The teachers at IPS College are really great. They are helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. The courses are good and prepare us well for the industry. The exams are not too hard, so it's easy to get good grades. The curriculum is up-to-date and relevant. IPS is an autonomous college affiliated with Rajiv Gandhi Proudhyogik Vidyalaya.

Placement: Only 25% of students were placed after college. On average, the salary package is between 4 to 5 LPA. Companies like Tech Mahindra, TCS, GAIL, IOCL, and Vedanta visit the campus for placements. Around half of the students land internships here. The roles available include assistant manager, officer, and more. At IPS College, there are lots of chances to shine in sports and other areas too.

Campus: The college has good facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. They also provide hostel facilities for female students. The food options are good, and there's a mess available. The food quality is nice, and security on campus is great.

Admission: The teachers here are okay. They try to help, but their teaching skills are just average. I'd say the teaching quality is like a 7.5 out of 10. The college organizes some good activities as part of the curriculum. The pass rate is around 40%, which isn't too bad. The college buildings and facilities are really nice.

Placement: Around 50-60% of students in our course get placed. The highest salary package is 3.7 Lacs, while the lowest is 30,000. Not many students get internships here because they're not offered. Most students end up in roles like HR or managers at small companies.

Campus: I really like this college. It doesn't have a hostel, but the classrooms are nice for the fees we pay. They have WiFi and smart rooms which is cool. The library is a good spot to study quietly. Overall, it's a good college for regular students like me.