Kanoria PG Mahila Mahavidyalaya Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're always ready to help out. They explain things pretty well, but it would be awesome to see more real-life examples in some classes. The B.Com program covers good stuff, but it could use more connections to the industry. Exams are not too bad if you keep up with your studies. Most students end up passing with a solid 85-90%. The teaching is great, but adding more practical stuff would make it even better!

Placement: Kanoria PG Mahavidyalaya is okay for B.Com. Placements could be better. Not many students from B.Com get placed, maybe around 20-30%. The highest salary they offer is like 3-4 LPA. The average salary is 2.5 LPA, and the lowest is 1.8 LPA. Some big companies like ICICI Bank, HDFC, and Reliance come for placements. But there aren't many internships here. Only about 10-15% of students get internships in local firms. The job roles they offer are mostly in finance, accounting, and sales. It's a decent college for studying, but not the best for high placement rates.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay. Classrooms and the library are fine. Wi-Fi is slow and not very dependable. The hostel is basic, with rooms that are okay. The food in the mess and canteen could be better. Medical help is basic, mostly just first-aid. There are some indoor games and a small outdoor area for sports. Academically, the college is okay but could use some improvements.

Admission: The teachers and professors here are super helpful and really care about our learning. They know their stuff and teach really well. The courses are good, but they don't get you completely ready for getting a job. You might need to do more studying, like a master's degree or extra courses, to be fully prepared.

Placement: In my college, a good chunk of B.Com students got placements. The average salary is 3 lakhs per year, with some even getting 5.5 lakhs. Companies like SutraHR, Flexiple, JAC Recruitment, and Randstad hire students from my course. There are plenty of chances for us B.Com students.

Campus: The college facilities are pretty good and have everything we need. We have about 7-8 classrooms for our course, which is awesome. The library is quiet but kinda old-school, and the college buildings are simple but decent.

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag. Some are amazing and really have your back, you'll miss them after you graduate. But others can make things tough, almost like they want you to fail. It's clear some have their favorites, while others blend into the background. The semester exams are fair, but you gotta study hard to ace them.

Placement: Kanoria PG Mahila Mahavidyalaya doesn't have on-campus job placements, but they do offer degrees and internships. They're known for their courses in B.A, B.Sc., and biotechnology. They've been offering law practices for the past 5 years.

Campus: The library is okay, but there's no free Wi-Fi. Classrooms are just average, not too fancy. Not many facilities here. Only a few rooms have projectors. ACs are only in offices or computer labs. But the food is great, it tastes like home-cooked meals.

Admission: The college is pretty good, following the standards set by the University of Rajasthan. It's updated with NEP 2020. Some subjects aren't too important, but they can boost your grades. The curriculum is good too; teachers finish teaching early so you have time to study. They offer extra classes for students who need help passing exams. Exams happen every 3 months because of the new semester system. Class sizes are around 100 students.

Placement: Internships at Kanoria College are a bit hard to come by. Only a small number of students, like 10-15%, get internships. Most of these are at local companies. The college doesn't focus much on internships in the courses. It's mostly up to students to find them. Some students do land internships in areas like accounting, finance, or business by contacting companies or using their connections.

Campus: The hostel is pretty good, with rooms of different sizes. Usually, there are 4 people sharing a room. The food at the mess is really nice and clean, served 4 times a day. You can even order stuff online if you want. The college canteen stays open till 5, so you can grab something from there too. Registering for the hostel is easy, and there are different fees for AC and Non-AC rooms. It costs around a Lac for a year. They also organize days out for hostel students, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They give us study materials and clear our doubts. They really know their stuff and the courses are spot on. The first semester is tough, but the rest are manageable. It's a great college to learn in. The teachers are top-notch.

Placement: So, there are 50 students in our batch. The highest offer we got is 40 thousand and the lowest is 30 thousand. Some of us got internships in schools or companies, and around half of us got offered roles like professors. It's pretty cool!

Campus: I love the department here. The teachers are super nice and the classrooms are great. The garden outside is so refreshing. The courses are top-notch and the canteen has good food. But the best part is definitely the library. And can't forget about the awesome sports facilities they have here!

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. They teach well and get us ready for the real world. The tests are tough, so we gotta study hard. You need a 50% to pass.

Placement: Around 65% of students got jobs after college. The highest salary is 8.4 lakhs per year, and the lowest is 3 lakhs. Lots of big companies came for placements. About 10% of students did internships. Jobs like political analyst, politician, and journalist were offered.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but the facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, library, food, and medical care are not great. The mess and canteen are clean and hygienic. They organize sports, games, and cultural events, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers at our college are amazing. They really listen to us, whether it's about our studies or personal stuff, and they give great advice. Our curriculum comes from the University of Rajasthan and it's pretty good for the first semester. We have exams twice a year, following the semester system, with internals before the finals. Love the support from the faculty here!

Placement: The job opportunities at our college are awesome! The pay ranges from 1.2 to 5 lakh Rs, based on how skilled you are. Before we graduate in semester 6, there's a placement event where companies check out our CVs and offer jobs. It's really cool!

Campus: The hostel here is pretty good for the price. It costs 95,000 for AC rooms and 78,000 for non-AC rooms. The food at our hostel mess is top-notch compared to others. They give us breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner based on a weekly menu. And there are lots of sports opportunities here. Actually, a bunch of gold medalists from Jaipur went to our college.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. The courses are practical and prepare us well for the industry. Each semester is doable, not too overwhelming. Most students pass, around 70% to 75%. The teachers are smart and experienced.

Placement: The college is pretty good for placements. The top jobs in my course need a lot of effort. Around, 30% to 40% of students get placed, and 40% to 50% land internships.

Campus: The college has a nice heritage feel to it, like being in Jaipur, Rajasthan. I like the facilities here - the library, labs, and classrooms are good. The food in the hostel and canteen is pretty good too. The infrastructure is well taken care of. There's no Wi-Fi in the college, but the hostel has great Wi-Fi that's well set up and managed.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. Just like people, they all have their own ways of teaching  some are super helpful, while others aren't as much. Exams happen regularly, which keeps us on our toes. They do a good job at covering the syllabus, but sometimes they can stress us out with too many assignments.

Placement: The college doesn't have any on-campus placements, which is a big downside. It's tough for students because other colleges usually have them. That's why fewer students are enrolling in Biotechnology and Law courses now.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is just okay. The classrooms are average, not super fancy. There's Wi-Fi only in the library, but that's cool. The library has lots of books. The hostels are really nice, and the food is delicious.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and explain things well. They use stories and presentations to teach us. The course content matches what we're learning, and the exams are a breeze if you get the concepts. Almost everyone passes the exams, so that's a relief.

Placement: There are a bunch of companies like Decathlon and Amazon that come for placements. On average, students get job offers anywhere from Rs. 100,000 to Rs. 500,000. Depending on how good you are, about half the students get placed. They offer roles like business analyst and finance analyst.

Campus: The college has a great setup with lots of extra stuff. The library has tons of books and magazines. And there's a canteen with good food and comfy seating for students. It's all good for when you need a break and grab a bite to eat.