Kadi Sarva Vishwavidyalaya Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful whenever we need it. They're either doing their PhDs or are experts in their subjects. They keep our courses up-to-date with what's happening in the real world. And they really push us to get better at what we do. The exams each semester are pretty easy to get through. Just a bit of studying before the test and you're good to go!

Placement: Around half of the students in our college get jobs in computer engineering after they graduate. The pay ranges from 2 LPA to 16 LPA, with an average of 4 to 5 LPA. Companies like TCS, Suzuki, and Infosys come to hire students. Also, quite a few students receive scholarships, around 30 to 40 percent.

Campus: The college has super fast WIFI at 10 gbps for both students and professors. Each lab has air conditioning, but the classrooms don't. There's a huge library on campus. While there isn't a big medical center, they do have first aid kits on every floor.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful. They always help us understand stuff we don't get. If we ask about things not in the course, they give us extra info to read. We do two exams every semester: a mid-semester one for 30 marks, and a big final one for 70 marks. There are also 50 marks for viva and practicals, so in total, each subject is out of 150 marks.

Placement: The placements at our college have been pretty good for the past few years. Lots of good companies come here and pick students based on their skills. But in the last couple of years, fewer students are getting selected because they lack practical knowledge. The highest salary offered was around 18 LPA, while the lowest was 4 LPA.

Campus: The hostel and campus were not great at first, but they've built new hostels recently which made things better. The classrooms and labs are okay. The labs have air conditioning which is nice. The classrooms don't have it, but overall it's been a decent experience.

Admission: The teachers at college are really helpful. Each semester, we have two exams: a midterm worth 30 marks and a final worth 70 marks. Besides that, we also have a viva and a practical exam.

Placement: The placements were decent this year, although they were slightly lower than last year. A bunch of companies came for recruitment, and a lot of students secured jobs. Some big names like Argusoft, Amnex, Tatva Soft, and Ishitva Robotics offered good packages. On average, the salary is around 4 lakh rupees.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is solid and the hostel is nice. The food is okay, but there are lots of things to do like sports and games. A bunch of teams make it to finals and win awards, so there's plenty of extracurricular stuff happening.

Admission: The teachers at the college have a mix of experience levels, from medium to very senior. They're really helpful and know their stuff. Some of them are great at teaching. The course schedule is laid out well, which helps us stay on track with our studies. The exams are just rightnot too easy, not too hard. Most students, around 7580%, manage to pass them.

Placement: I'm Yuvraj Makwana, a BE Computer Engineering student at LDRP Institute of Research and Technology from 2023-27. The college has a placement rate of 70-80%. The highest salary offered is 16 LPA, the lowest is around 2 LPA, and the average is 3 LPA. Companies like L&T Infotech, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, IBM, ESSAR, TATVA Soft, and Adani RELIANCE recruit here. TCS doesn't visit for placements anymore. Around 30-40% of students land internships through the college.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great. They have Jio Fibernet all over campus. You can use it by logging into the college portals. There are lots of labs for different subjects like programming, mechanical, civil, and BEEE (Basic Electrical Engineering and Electronics). The library is really good too. You can borrow a book for the whole semester for just 50 rupees. The food in the hostels isn't that good. The canteen and mess have some okay options. They have basic medical services and lots of space for sports like football, cricket, and running. The seniors organize sports events too.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at explaining things. They make it easy to understand, so semester exams aren't too hard if you pay attention. Just make sure you answer the questions well and explain in your own words. Passing your exams should be a breeze. Thanks a lot!

Placement: There are 3 BE IT classes, each with around 75 students. The college offers an average package of 5 LPA, with the highest being 10 LPA and the lowest at 3 LPA. Companies like Mahindra and Tata visit for placements. About 40% of students have internships, while the rest are waiting to start in January. They offer courses in Java, AI, Python, and web development.

Campus: The network is awesome, but the classrooms don't have AC. Luckily, the lab sessions do have AC. LDRP has a main building with 4 floors and another building with 4 floors. There are a lot of classrooms, like around 90 to 100, including labs. The library has tons of books. I can't say much about the hostel since I don't stay there.

Admission: Some teachers are really helpful, but some act all high and mighty. Our course feels a bit old-fashioned and doesn't quite get us ready for the real world. The exams aren't too hard, and each semester lasts about 5 months.

Placement: Around 60% of students from our batch got placed. I'm not sure about the numbers, but I've heard the lowest salary offered is 3 LPA, while the highest is around 7-7.5 LPA. The major recruiters are TCS, Tatvasoap, and Mahindra. Although our college doesn't arrange internships, they ask for a certificate. Most students here get hired as developers by the companies.

Campus: The facilities here are okay. Classrooms don't have AC, but labs and the library do. You can use free Wi-Fi around campus, but it's not super fast. The hostels are affordable, and the food in the mess is decent.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and teach well. Most of them have a Btech degree, and some even have a PhD in their subjects. The semester exams are not too hard, just moderate. About 80-90% of students pass.

Placement: The college offered a top package of around 15-16 LPA, with an average of 7 LPA and a lowest around 2 LPA. TCS, Infotech, Amazon, and Google were the top companies recruiting for my courses.

Campus: The college's infrastructure needs improvement. Classrooms don't have AC or projectors, so sometimes we have to do without. The WiFi isn't great, but you can use the internet in the lab with an ethernet cable. The labs are well air-conditioned, though.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and always give us the info we need. They even help us out with stuff like hackathons. The course curriculum is alright, but teachers are strict about making us participate in real-world events. It helps us learn and grow more. Exams are okay, but there's always that one tough subject exam that brings our average down. We work hard every semester to ace it and come out on top.

Placement: Most students at LDRP study computer engineering or IT. There are also departments for CIVIL, EC, and mechanical. Last year, a company offered a 16 LPA package, which was the highest. On average, packages range from 3 to 6 LPA. Companies come every year to hire students, with top ones being Infosys, TCS, Suzuki, Tatva soft, etc. Around 10 to 15 percent of students land internships with top companies like Suzuki and Infosys.

Campus: The teachers in our college are really good at what they teach. They pay attention to our problems and help us out. The campus is okay, not great. The classrooms don't have air conditioning, but the computer labs do. Each class has more than 60 students, and it can get hot without good AC.

Admission: The teachers are okay and new. The exam halls are not great, benches are broken, and the supervisors are old. They took forever to give us our results. The grades seem random because some smart kids failed while others who write well did great.

Placement: The college placement was really disappointing. Only a few students, about 5%, actually got placed. They promised big companies during admission, but only small ones showed up. And only a handful of students got picked. Also, they keep fining for exam forms, college fees, and everything.

Campus: The college has a nice setup with fully fanned classrooms, but there's no air conditioning. The hostel is right next to the college, and there's a canteen on campus. There aren't many food stalls nearby, though. Each floor has elevators and windows, which is cool.

Admission: The professors here are really great. They know a lot and have a ton of experience. We each get a mentor to help us out whenever we need it. They're all super nice and always there to support us. We have exams every couple of months, with three inside tests and one big one at the end of the year for Pharma.D. The material isn't crazy hard, but it's definitely challenging. Most students pass with about a 95% success rate each year.

Placement: I really liked the placement opportunities here. Big companies come for interviews and pick students with good skills. Most students get around 2 to 3 LPA. About 10% to 15% of us get placed through campus interviews. Popular roles are medical writers, supervisors, and more.

Campus: The college isn't huge, but it has everything a student needs. The labs are nice, classrooms are good, and the library is big and peaceful. They have both AC and non-AC hostels with comfy rooms. The food could be better, though.