JK Business School

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and have real-life experience too. They push us to improve all the time. The course content is up-to-date and I feel like it prepares us well for the industry. We have exams with the Gurugram University, and they also give us practice tests before the real ones. It's super helpful for getting ready for the exams.

Placement: I don't know about placements yet because no companies have come for BBA placements. Some students are doing freelance work. The college offers internships to 2nd-year students.

Campus: I really like it here. The food in the mess is way better than other hostels. The Wi-Fi works well, and the library has lots of books. There are plenty of sports to play like volleyball, badminton, and cricket. The classrooms are nice, and our rooms get cleaned regularly by the maid.

Admission: The courses are up-to-date with what's needed in the tech industry. The teachers are really supportive and exams happen frequently, which can be tough with all the other projects and events going on. It's a lot to juggle, but we manage.

Placement: I really like this college because there are lots of chances for us students. Big companies like Airtel, Josh Technology, American Express, Telerave Communication, and more visit for hiring. I noticed many students getting jobs and internships based on their skills. It's nice to see so many options for us after graduating.

Campus: I really like the teachers here. They know their stuff, they're nice, and they talk to us a lot. The place is nice too. There's Wi-Fi everywhere, even in the labs and classrooms. The library is cool too - it's air-conditioned and has everything we need. Lots of good facilities here.

Admission: I go to DCE which is connected with Gurugram University. They offer B.Tech programs in computer science, AI & ML, IoT, and cybersecurity. The teachers are cool and helpful, they have experience and help us with competitions and hackathons. The classes are tough with exams every month, focusing on both theory and practical stuff. But some students think they should include more real-world subjects. The college has strict rules like needing 75% attendance and not letting us leave campus during class time.

Placement: The placement scene at DCE is pretty good. You can start getting placed from the 6th or 7th semester. There's a placement cell that helps organize recruitment drives. Big companies like Infosys, TCS, and Wipro come for placements. On average, students get packages between 4 to 6 LPA. Some lucky ones even land offers of up to 50 LPA, but that's not common. It usually depends on how well you do.

Campus: I like how the campus is kinda far from Farrukhnagar. It's cool for some students. The buildings are okay, but not super modern. Some labs and stuff are old-fashioned.

Admission: The teachers at Dronacharya are really smart and have a lot of experience in the industry. They make sure we get the basics and are always there to help us out. They teach us both theory and how to use it in real life, which is super important for us AIML students.

Placement: The placements at Dronacharya are really good. Big companies like TCS, Deloitte, and EY come to hire students. The average salary offered is around 6 to 8 LPA, but some students even get up to 52 LPA! They also help us with training sessions to ace our interviews. It's great for getting a good job after graduation.

Campus: The campus is pretty big, around 10-15 acres. They have labs for different types of engineering, like robotics. The classrooms have smartboards and Wi-Fi, which makes learning easier. The library is awesome with lots of books, journals, and digital stuff for students to use.

Admission: The teachers are okay and smart. Sometimes they can be boring, which leads to arguments and trouble. The head of departments can make us feel small. Making friends and hanging out outside of class is fun. We mostly have to study by ourselves.

Placement: I think less than half of students here actually get jobs because there are too many engineers out there. My advice is to focus on something that's valuable to you and can make you money. It's important to build connections outside of college to find a good job or internship. Don't rely solely on this college for that. You have to be proactive and look for opportunities on your own.

Campus: The classrooms here are pretty nice. Each one has 2 air-conditioners, comfy benches, and smartboards. The main cafeteria is okay, but I suggest bringing your own food. We've got 2 cafeterias on campus. The second one, Aunty Wali canteen, is awesome. They've got everything from momos to fries to coffee. It's a great spot for snacks and meals.

Admission: The college has awesome faculty members with lots of teaching experience. Some even worked in companies before. They teach really well and make everything easy to understand. Students are doing great in exams because of them. The faculty is super helpful and always there to help with any issues.

Placement: In my BCA batch of 11 students, 5 of us landed internships at JK Tech. It looks like we might even get jobs there after we graduate. Our college has a deal with JK Tech for 100% placement assurance and training for BCA students. They offer roles like software developer, web developer, data scientist, data analyst, database administrator, network engineer, and digital marketing. Lots of options to choose from!

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like libraries, computer labs, gym, and cafeteria. The hotels are well-kept too, with good facilities. Wi-Fi is available everywhere. It's a great institution with a long history, perfect for studying.

Admission: The teachers here have worked in companies before, so they share practical stories in class. They keep the courses up-to-date, which is really cool. The teachers are friendly and explain things well. They know their stuff and explain it clearly.

Placement: I'm really happy with the placement results from our batch. Around 86% of us got placed, which is awesome. The highest package was 6 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA. Companies like Jk Tech, TCS, KPMG, Magic Pin, and Nestle hired a lot of us. Almost everyone got internships and offers from Jk Tech, TCS, and Hackaday. It's been a great experience overall!

Campus: The college has awesome computer labs for students studying tech stuff. They really push us to join tech events outside of school. The campus is well-kept and super nice. Plus, there are plenty of spots for chilling out, like parks and gardens with lots of plants.

Admission: I really liked this college because they offer two courses - PGDM and BBA. The BBA course is connected to Gurugram University, and PGDM is unique to this college. The teachers are super qualified and always ready to help. The staff in the office is also very helpful. The teachers are really supportive too. In the BBA course, there are 6 semesters, with exams at the end of each one. The exams come from the university, and I found the difficulty level to be just average.

Placement: I'm a second-year student studying BBA at JK Business School. They say they have 100% placement, but actually only 85% of students get jobs. The highest package last time was 10 lakhs, but the average was only 4 lakhs. We have 20-30 companies coming to campus for placements, with top recruiters like Byju, EY, and Aceis Services Ltd. In the third year, we get internships with companies like Whitehat Jr and Decathlon.

Campus: The college has two big buildings and large sports grounds. It's divided for different courses. There are many facilities, but maintenance is slow. The library is big with books for all courses. The labs are high tech, and the campus has Wi-Fi, but the speed is not great. The food in the mess is okay, but there's a tuck shop for everyday things and other services too.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome - super friendly and supportive. They really push us to do our best. They must be top-notch because they went through a tough hiring process. The classes are set up so we learn both theory and hands-on skills. The exams are fair, not too easy or too hard. Love it here!

Placement: The college doesn't help much with placements, so not many students get placed. It's hard to find internships too. Some students manage to get internships on their own. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this college if you're looking for good placement opportunities.

Campus: The university now offers transportation for students, which just began 2 months ago. They give out free transportation passes, fee discounts, scholarships, high-tech classes, water, and medical help. The campus has a canteen too, but it's just okay, not great.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and always help out. They teach in a way that's easy to follow and they pay attention to each student. The subjects we learn are practical and show how to use what we know in real life. The exams are tough because they test what we've actually learned. The passing rate is 33%, so you gotta study hard.

Placement: I'm really impressed with how this college helps students find jobs. Last year, all of us got internships with big companies like HUL, Nestled, ITC, and Ideal Prepaid. This year, the highest-paying job offer was 20 LPA, which is awesome! The average package is 7.5 LPA. Companies like Nestled, EY, and Genpact come here to recruit students. It's great to know that we have such good job opportunities after graduation.

Campus: The campus is super pretty with lots of greenery. They've got a huge library with all the books you need for your courses. The whole place has Wi-Fi, even the classrooms! The hostel rooms are spacious and comfy. You get 24/7 electricity, water, and Wi-Fi. The food is awesome, and they make sure to cater to students' preferences. Love it here!