Karavali Group of Colleges Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teaching at this college was really good. The professors were knowledgeable and helped us a lot with our exams. They also gave us helpful tips for our projects. We got great ideas for technical seminars and learned a lot from their lessons. I'm happy with the teaching here.

Placement: Around 70% of us in our college got internships at companies like Airbus. I interned at HAL helicopter division. There are many roles available for students. The college staff encourages us in everything we do.

Campus: At my college, we've got awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The canteen serves good food, and there's a sports ground to play. There are lots of chances to join cultural programs, and they really encourage us to get involved.

Admission: When I was at college, the teachers were pretty good. Some of them are still around and doing a great job. But some departments need better teachers. The college offers a lot of courses, but they focus more on a few and provide better facilities for those.

Placement: Our senior batch didn't have any job placements, and our batch didn't have good placements either. I got a job at Accenture, but I didn't get any updates from the recruitment team or the college. Same thing happened to lots of students in my batch.

Campus: The labs are just okay, not great but manageable. There's no Wi-Fi and the library facilities are poor. The infrastructure isn't good, and the administration quality is also not great. They don't really encourage sports and games. The hostel is pretty bad too not many good facilities and security is poor.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They organize a sports day every year, which is fun. Exams happen right here on campus. The management might be a bit chaotic, but we can still grow and learn a lot on campus.

Placement: Everyone is landing great jobs in top companies like Infosys, HCL, Wipro, and more. It's awesome to see all my classmates securing 100% placements in both national and international firms. From big names like Reliance to Indian Army, everyone's getting hired!

Campus: The hostel is nice and clean. They serve Indian food which is a plus. Life at the campus is relaxed and fun. It's all about the college experience. We have a couple of festivals each year and lots of clubs in tech and non-tech areas. The campus infrastructure is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here have master's degrees in pharmacy or higher, but the teaching quality isn't great. There aren't enough staff members, and they didn't do online classes during the lockdown. Some staff members are knowledgeable, but overall, the subject knowledge they provide is lacking.

Placement: Around 30-50% of students get placed after graduating. Salaries range from 1 lakh to 3-4 lakhs, excluding hostel fees. Some students end up at Biocon pharmaceutical. Others run medical shops or work in hospitals, industries, or pharmacies.

Campus: The library is there, which is good. The hostel is available, but it's in another place. You gotta travel around 30 minutes from the hostel to get to college. You'll have to pay separate fees for the bus. There's no auditorium on campus. The campus is small and doesn't have a lot of space. The food is just okay.

Admission: The teachers at our college are great. The stuff we learn is really useful. They explain everything in a way that's easy to understand, using real-life examples. It would be cool if they gave us more hands-on projects to help us apply what we learn.

Placement: I'm a fashion design student and I noticed that there aren't any job placements available. Even though many students have mentioned this issue, nothing has been done about it yet. The college doesn't have a placements cell at the moment. It would be great if they could improve the placements so that more students would want to come here.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi, only one Practical Lab for stitching. The Classrooms aren't very big, but they have all the other stuff like library, medical help, and sports. The libraries are packed with books. I wish the classrooms were bigger so we could be more comfortable and focused during class.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, but some of them don't have the best qualifications. They mostly stick to using blackboards and don't really use projectors. Communication skills could be better for some teachers. The student-faculty ratio is like 80 students to 1 teacher, which is kinda high.

Placement: My seniors didn't get any placements. Some students in our batch got placed, but only in computer science. The companies that came for placements didn't even call the selected students. And those who are working now aren't getting paid. Honestly, the placements here are pretty useless.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi, and the labs are not well-equipped. It's located in a forest-like area, which is cool. Unfortunately, a first-year student passed away in a small pond near the hostel. The wardens aren't great, and the food is just okay but way too expensive. Sports facilities are lacking, with only a small basketball ground.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. The department heads are also great at giving career advice that sets us up for success. The course content is spot on, keeping up with what's happening in the industry. We get to learn theory, do cool projects, and even get internships to get real-world experience. They make sure the courses are always up to date, especially for technical and professional programs. It's awesome how they prepare us so well for the industry when we finish our studies.

Placement: None of us have gotten jobs yet because of the layoffs last year. The college says they'll place us in good companies next year. Since nobody has been placed yet, I can't say much more about it.

Campus: The course setup is awesome and the college staff really listen to what we need. The hostel is super close, just a short walk from campus. It's kept clean and looks after well. The food is good, but not amazing. It's different from what I'm used to in Bangalore, but they do serve up some tasty local dishes.

Admission: The faculty in the electronics and communication department are really good. They're super qualified and not snobby at all. They're friendly and explain things in a way that's easy to get. Passing semester exams isn't hard 'cause we practice in internal exams. Our department has 8 awesome faculty members who make the syllabus easy to grasp.

Placement: Last year, only software companies came for campus placements at our college. But because of COVID-19, there were no placements this year. Companies come to select students from computer science, electronics, and communications.

Campus: The college has its own hospital right on campus which is super convenient. They've got everything you need there. The canteen is awesome too, with lots of food choices. And every year, the university organizes sports activities for students. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They make sure you understand everything. The teaching is top-notch and it all comes down to the teachers. The course prepares you well for the industry. The semester exams at the end are tough, but if you put in the effort, you can ace them.

Placement: The pay for jobs here ranges from 2 LPA to 10 LPA. Companies like Infosys, Wipro, Tata, and Mahindra hire a lot of students. Most students, around 80%, land jobs at places like Infosys and Wipro after graduating.

Campus: The campus looks really nice with good facilities. Wi-Fi works all the time. The computer labs are cool for doing stuff. I learned a lot there. The hostel serves yummy food and the rooms are comfy. Fans and water are always there when needed.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and are always ready to help. I learned a lot about how things work in the real world. The classes were a mix of theory and hands-on stuff, which was cool. The stuff we studied was actually useful and helped me land a job. Plus, the campus is super nice and looks great. Overall, I had a good time here.

Placement: There are no job placements available here because it's a college course, not part of the university. The fees are high for students. The lab is great. The students are nice, and everyone ends up getting internships in Mangalore, MNCs, or big companies.

Campus: The college has a nice setup with good classes and a great fashion designing lab. There are plenty of sewing machines and sketching tables, plus other facilities. We also have cultural events and heritage functions. The only downside is the lack of Wi-Fi or fast internet, but I didn't face any other issues with the infrastructure.