Karim City College

Admission: The faculty in our course were fresh out of college and really knew their stuff about computers. They were super helpful in every situation. By the end of the course, we could make our own websites and apps. The semester exams were not too hard.

Placement: The college didn't have many job placements because they started offering new vocational courses. It's mainly a degree college. Most students in my session didn't get any internships from companies. The main job role offered was as a web developer.

Campus: The college has okay facilities. They had stuff like a library, canteen, and computer labs. Wi-Fi was there, but students couldn't use it. The canteen was pretty good, but sports facilities were lacking.

Admission: The teachers are cool, but the stuff we're learning feels old and not really up-to-date with what's happening in tech now. Some of the things we study just don't seem important for real jobs. Exams are pretty easy, though. Most people pass them, like 9 out of 10 students.

Placement: The job scene here isn't great. Not many companies come for placements, and the ones that do are mostly service companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro. Out of 60 students, only 5-10 get placed. So most students have to find jobs off-campus.

Campus: The classrooms are a good size, and the lab rooms are cool, but the computers they give us kinda suck. A lot of them don't even work right. We end up sharing with other students a lot. The library is great though, they have pretty much all the books we need, which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful and knew their stuff. They taught well and the courses were useful. Not everyone comes to class all the time, so it's up to us to be prepared for work later on.

Placement: The college didn't give out any official placement stats, but students mentioned some numbers. There were plenty of job offers in various ways, but the pay wasn't that great. The main companies hiring were Vedanta, Wipro, and Nykaa.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure for our course. They offer all the facilities we need. The library is handy to have. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. But at least there's a canteen!

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful and knew their stuff. The courses we took were spot-on for what we needed. We had to work hard to get ready for jobs. The exams weren't too tough, but we all passed.

Placement: Most students in our course got placed, around 60-70%. The starting salary was usually between 2 to 3 LPA. Companies like Vedanta, Larsen & Toubro, and Wipro came for placements. Unfortunately, no one landed an internship from these companies.

Campus: The facilities for our course were awesome. We had a good library and the food in the canteen was tasty. The college also had basic medical help. They were big on sports and games too. Overall, a great place to study!

Admission: The teachers at Karim City College really knew their stuff and were super helpful. They made the course material easy to understand and interesting. The exams were fair and most students passed with flying colors. Overall, the education here is top-notch!

Placement: Around half of the students in our course got jobs after finishing. The highest salary offered was 3.6 LPA, but most people got between 1.2 - 2.4 LPA. It's not a fancy course, so the job offers weren't amazing. The main jobs available were Accountant, Auditor, and Telecaller.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is great. The building is well-kept, and the hallways, campus, and bathrooms are clean. There's a library, but no dorms. Students usually find places to stay nearby. The college is big on sports and games and likes students to join in.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really great. They were friendly, smart, and knew their stuff. They always helped us out. They weren't strict very often. The classes were useful and got us ready for work. The exams weren't too tough either.

Placement: Most students got job offers, but the job quality wasn't great. The salaries were pretty low, like 1-2 Lacs per year in other places. Companies like Vedanta, Wipro, and Nykaa came for placements.

Campus: The college had all the facilities we needed for our course. They had a library too. The classrooms were big and had projectors. But they didn't have a hostel. They did have basic medical facilities though.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful with both our studies and personal stuff. The course content matched what Kolhan University requires. Exams every semester weren't too hard, most of us passed without issues.

Placement: The placements for our course at college aren't great since it's a new thing. The salary they offer isn't that high, around 2-3 LPA. Unfortunately, there aren't any companies coming in for internships either.

Campus: The facilities for our course were pretty good. We had a library which was handy. The college had labs that were well-equipped. The campus was on the smaller side but it worked for us. The sports weren't amazing, but they were better than other places in our city.

Admission: The teachers were really good and knew their stuff. They helped us a lot. The teaching was top-notch. But the course curriculum wasn't up to par with what the university expects. Some students didn't study and cheated on exams, which wasn't cool. The semester exam was a breeze though.

Placement: The college helped a lot with job placements for us commerce students. Half of us got placed, which was cool. The pay was around Rs. 12,000 per month, nothing crazy high though. The placement cell in the commerce department did a good job.

Campus: The college provided awesome facilities for our course. They had a library, supported sports, and had basic medical help. The food in the canteen was pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're all new but seem to know what they're doing. The course content matches up with Kolhan University, which is cool. The exams were fair, not too hard.

Placement: So during our time, there was no placement cell, which was pretty bad. Not many of us got job offers from the college. Most students had to find jobs off-campus or do MCA. We also didn't have any internships available. But I heard that things got better recently with more placements happening.

Campus: The facilities for our course, like the lab, were there but kind of old. Students didn't really use the college Wi-Fi. The classrooms were pretty outdated too. The library was good though. No hostel available from the college.

Admission: The teachers were really good  they knew their stuff and were always ready to help. Some of them were excellent, but others weren't as great. The course content made sense, but some subjects felt unnecessary. The exams were okay, nothing too hard or too easy.

Placement: The Bachelor of Education course is both practical and academic. The job placements after graduation weren't that great. The college helped us get jobs at schools like Ashien International and Kids International, which were close by.

Campus: The college had good facilities for our course. We had a library on campus. Unfortunately, there was no hostel. But we had a canteen and they organized sports every year.